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Crime Prevention .............
Neighborhoods United Citizens On Patrol, NUCOP
is one of many C.O.P. s in the Southeastern District.
Our C.O.P. is a network of concerned residents through out the Southestern District who report crime to the Police Substation after calling 911.
When witnessing a crime you always call 911 immediately first.
The residents do their patrolling at different times and individually. Sometimes in pairs.
When viewing something of crime concern after calling 911, they would call 410-675-0273, Police Substation with information.
We begin a process along with community documenting and logging activity of concern for the Police.
N.U.C.O.P. Citizens On Patrol has their crime meeting at 2238 Eastern Avenue, 2nd floor, above the Chesapeake bank.
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Operation Crime Watch is designed to prevent and reduce crime in Baltimore by creating and supporting neighborhood-based block watch and citizen patrol programs through a partnership between the citizens of Baltimore, the Mayor’s Office on Criminal Justice, the Baltimore City Police Department and the Washington / Baltimore High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA). Citizens and police officers will support each other in preventing and reducing crime through more effective communication and by creating problem-solving relationships appropriate to each community.
For more information about Operation Crime Watch please contact:
James Timpson, Liaison (443) 984-2371 or james.timpson@baltimorecity.gov
Alan Robinson, Liaison (410) 396-9521 or alan.robinson@baltimorecity.gov
Crime watch programs should be tailored for specific neighborhoods operating on a three-pronged approach:
BLOCK WATCH - Citizens will be provided with a crime watch number and training to increase calls to 911 and make those calls more effective.
BLOCK WATCH CAPTAINS - When appropriate, block watch programs will include captains who will receive information from trained block watchers and forward to designated officers in police districts.
CITIZEN PATROLS - Citizens trained as block watchers will participate in regular patrols of designated areas. The patrols may be foot or vehicular and will include radio contact with an assigned police cruiser to insure rapid response if necessary.
Commander: Major Roger Bergeron
Street Address: 5710 Eastern Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21224
Phone: 410-396-2411
E-mail: E-mail the Southeastern District
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From Baltimore City website
Click here to go to the Southeast Community Relations Council. You will find great information on Crime prevention
231 E. Baltimore St.
6th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21202
410-396-4377
Fax: 410-396-4382
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