BOLO (Be On The Lookout) Alert from Dundoody Police 11/09/11

Be On The Look Out:
 
On 11/08/11 between 11am and 1pm there were two burglaries that occurred on Chateau Drive off Chamblee Dunwoody Rd. A witness in one of the cases reported seeing a black female and two black males occupying a black Chrysler Sebring knocking on their neighbor's door then looking into the windows and eventually making their way around the entire residence on Chateau Drive; however, the police were called after the subjects left the scene.
  
At approximately 1125 hours Officers checking the area located a forced entry burglary at a second residence on Chateau Drive. A large amount of jewelry and electronics were taken.
  
SUSPECT VEHICLE: BLACK CHRYSLER SEBRING UNKNOWN YEAR
  
SUSPECT DESCRIPTION: BLACK FEMALE, AVERAGE HEIGHT, WEIGHT, LONG STRAIGHT BLACK HAIR POSSIBLY A WIG, APPROXIMATELY 30 YEARS OF AGE.
  
SUSPECT DESCRIPTION: 2 BLACK MALES, AVERAGE HEIGHT, WEIGHT, UNKNOWN CLOTHING, APPROXIMATELY 30 YEARS OF AGE.
 

           

Christmas for Kids Program: Dunwoody Police Department

 2011 Christmas for Kids Program
City of Dunwoody
 
The Dunwoody Police Department is once again doing its part to bring Christmas cheer to many special children in Dunwoody with the third annual Christmas for Kids program. CFK began with an idea to help Dunwoody's less fortunate children by making their Christmas a little brighter. This year, the Dunwoody Police Department, local businesses, and the Dunwoody community will be working together to collect new, unwrapped toys and gifts for children from newborn to fifteen years old, and invite them to a private Christmas festival where the "magic" of Christmas will come alive with food, fun, and games. Of course, Santa and all his helpers will be there to personally deliver the gifts to each and every registered child.
 
"The Christmas for Kids program has proven to be a great success over the past two years and we look forward to another chance of working with the community to help bring some joy and laughter to local Dunwoody kids who really need it," said Billy Grogan, Dunwoody Chief of Police. "The tremendous support shown each year by our local businesses and community continues to give me great pride and gratitude to be a part of this City. It is our opportunity to think about the welfare of others, rather than ourselves."
 
"Christmas for Kids is one of many special events in Dunwoody that showcases the warmth and generosity of this community," said Sergeant Fidel Espinoza, Dunwoody Police Department. "CFK brings our community together to bring so much joy to many deserving children. It is a pleasure to once again reach Dunwoody's less fortunate children and make their Christmases a little brighter."
 
Last year, the Dunwoody community stepped up and enabled CFK to help nearly 70 local children and their families as well as distribute toys to several local shelters, hospitals, schools, and churches in time for Christmas. The goal this year will be to help those families and organizations - and then some.
 
Visit the CFK webpage at: www.DPDChristmas4Kids.com where information can be found regarding toy drop-off locations, volunteer opportunities, and program updates.
 
For additional information regarding the CFK program, please contact Sergeant Fidel Espinoza at fidel.espinoza@dunwoodyga.gov or Liz Stell at liz.stell@dunwoodyga.gov.

           

Dunwoody Police to Host Free Situational Awareness Class

When: Thursday, November 17, 2011, 6:30-9:00 p.m.

Where: City of Dunwoody Municipal Court, 41 Perimeter Ctr East, Suite 103

Instructor: Lieutenant Oliver Fladrich

A FREE Informational Class
Learn to be mentally, physically, and emotionally prepared for the unexpected.
Topics include:
• Car Break-ins, Burglaries
• Domestic Violence
• Sexual assault, Robbery
• Auto Accidents, Traffic Stops
• Road Rage
• Drugs and Alcohol, DUI, "DWAM???"
• Social Websites
…..and more 
 
TO REGISTER ONLINE, visit: www.situationalawareness7.eventbrite.com

Situational Awareness Flyer PDF