[Nhhoa] Mortar firecrackers in mailboxes

[Ty Hudson]

We were in the process of setting up a neighborhood watch in my last subdivision when I moved..  Street captains are a must....  Sub street captains would be even better as Centerport is like 42 miles long when on foot.....  I am in the northern cul-de-sac at #11 and would be glad to head up our end if it is not already claimed.  Anyone with stay at home family members make for great responders...  A note on the entry board stating that "the neighborhood watch is watching" would go a long way as well in my opinion just to add a little fear to someone before a act of destruction is committed.  
   
  Not to step out of place, but are there already captains in place??  If not I have an excellent checklist for those that are willing.  It is not that difficult, just some common consideration and a desire to know your surrounding neeighbors...
   
  Just my two cents :)
   
  Ty Hudson
  11 Centerport Dr

mike kodey <mikekodey at hotmail.com> wrote:
      .hmmessage P  {  margin:0px;  padding:0px  }  body.hmmessage  {  FONT-SIZE: 10pt;  FONT-FAMILY:Tahoma  }    Saturday evening around 8pm we noticed one of our neighbors lighting off fireworks seem kinda coincidental don't know if you saw them but they were large fireworks that went several feet in the air we live off centerport it was the second or third house on the right if you are coming from nh drive make a left on centerport then a right on the next road (i think vineyard)  hope this helps keep us  updated

jennifer kodey
32 centerport drive 
770-408-0345
 

> Date: Sat, 22 Mar 2008 09:51:25 -0400
> To: nhhoa at nhhoa.org
> From: President at NHHOA.org
> Subject: [Nhhoa] Mortar firecrackers in mailboxes
> 
> This morning my husband discovered that a mortar firecracker had been 
> set off in our mailbox during the night.
> 
> As he was driving out of the neighborhood, he noticed one or two more 
> mailboxes that were open with firecracker remains (without actively 
> looking for them), and there may be more.
> 
> My first thought is this is an immature response to our setting up 
> the neighborhood watch... all the more reason to do so.
> 
> I know it occurred after 1 AM and probably after 3 AM when I went to 
> sleep, assuming one would hear a mortar firecracker exploding in your mailbox.
> 
> My husband being a Juvenile Probation Officer doesn't take this too 
> lightly, to say the least. Perpetrators beware.
> 
> The Bartow County police are on their way to make a report and gather 
> as much information as possible.
> 
> If anyone has any information on this or if your mailbox was 
> targeted, please reply to all.
> 
> Thanks,
> Amy Figueras
> Neighbor and President, NHHOA
> 
> 
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