Observation Presentation

Observation Presentation

5 TIPS FOR BEING A GOOD WITNESS

1. Do not jeopardize your safety

2. Pay close attention to details

3. Report only what you observe and hear

4. Write down observation details as soon as possible

5. Report your observations in a timely manner

Suspect Description FormEMERGENCIES CALL 911 Non-Emergencies: (570) 348-4134

Event Date:_____________ Location:____________ Time of Event:______________

Sex: ___________ Eyes:_______________ Hair:___________________

Approximate Age:___________ Weight: ___________ Height: _________________

Race: _______________ Complexion:________________

Jacket /Coat: ___________ Eye/Sun Glasses: __________Pants: ______________

Shirt: ____________ Hat: _____________Weapons if any:______________________

Vehicle: ___________________________Color: ______________________________

Make/Model: ___________________________________________________________

License Plate: ________________________State of Registration: _______________

Identification features like damage, stickers, after market items, etc:

Any additional suspect information:

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Drug Activities• Observation 1

• Observation 4

• Observation 6

Prostitution Activities

• Observation 5

• Observation 9

Theft Activities

• Observation 2

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• Observation 8

Unknown/Suspicious Vehicles

• Observation 2

• Observation 3

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CONTACT INFORMATIONEMERGENCIES CALL 911

Non-Emergencies: 570-348-4134

West Scranton Hyde Park Neighborhood Watch

Email: hydeparkwatch@yahoo.com

Facebook Link: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hyde-Park-Neighborhood-Watch

West Scranton Hyde Park Neighborhood Watch President Karin Foster: 570-878-7368

Scranton Police DepartmentCrime Prevention OfficerLieutenant Leonard Namiotka: 570-558-8332

Citizens Police Academy

Crime Prevention Lieutenant Leonard Namiotka

The Citizens Police Academy is an opportunity to build lasting relationships between citizens who live and work in Scranton and the Scranton Police Department.

The Academy is an eleven week program where the student will receive information on police policies and procedures, the judiciary system and constrains, special skills, training and tools of the police department, police budget and much more. The Scranton Police will also teach how to be proactive in your community through crime watch, and neighborhood watch programs.

Credits

• Google Images

• National Crime Prevention Council

• Scranton Police Department