Block Watch Council Conducting A Survey

--- On Fri, 12/30/11, Gloria, Jesus <jglori@milwaukee.gov> wrote: From: Gloria, Jesus <jglori@milwaukee.gov> Subject: Block Watch Council Conducting A Survey To: "Gloria, Jesus" <jglori@milwaukee.gov> Date: Friday, December 30, 2011, 1:56 PM Hello, The District Three Block Watch Council is conducting a survey of Block Watch captains and organizers throughout the whole City of Milwaukee, to determine which "communication/technology tools" are most used by Block Watch program participants and which of these they find most useful. All your specific answers are confidential and the final tabulated results of the Communication Tool Survey will help us identify how to better utilize these tools.  Additionally, the final tabulated results of this survey will be provided to all City Wide Block Watch Council District Representatives, to all Block Watch captains and participants who answer the Communication Tool Survey questions, and anyone else who does request the final, tabulated statistical results of this survey. Once you have completed the survey questions below, please email your answers to Bently Turner, the District 3 Block Watch Sector 340 Representative at bturner0606@sbcglobal.net We will be concluding the data collection portion of this survey on January 31, 2012, so please send your responses to the survey prior to that date. Sincerely, David B. Wahl Citywide Block Watch Council Representative for Police District 3 Neighborhood Watch Communication Survey Name Of Your Block Watch Group: __________________________________________ Select Y(es) or N(o) for each question Identifying Tools Used By Your Watch Program 1. Telephone Tree                                                Y  N 2. Neighborhood Map                                              Y  N 3. Newsletter                                                    Y  N 4. Contact Guide To City (Alderman, Police, Other Departments)   Y  N 5. Email                                                         Y  N 6. Cell Phone                                                    Y  N 7. List 3 Websites That You Find Useful To Your Watch Program           a.    b.    c. Using Social Network Technology 8.  Are You Familiar With Facebook                               Y  N 9.  Do You Use Facebook As Part Of Your Watch Program            Y  N 10. Are You Familiar With Twitter                                Y  N 11. Do You Use Twitter As Part Of Your Watch Program             Y  N 12. Are You Familiar With YouTube                                Y  N 13. Do You Use YouTube As Part Of Your Watch Program             Y  N Communicating Information To Neighborhood Residents 14. In-Person Meetings                                           Y  N 15. Delivering Informational Flyers To Homes                     Y  N 16. Telephone                                                    Y  N 17. Email                                                        Y  N Effectiveness Of Communication 18. Can Communication Be Improved Within Your Program            Y  N 19. List 3 Examples Of What Could Be Improved     a.     b.     c. 20. Do You Believe Residents Want To Receive Information     Related To Public Safety In The Neighborhood                 Y  N Please respond by return email once completed to bturner0606@sbcglobal.net Thank you,   Community Liaison Officer Jesus Gloria Milwaukee Police Department \ District Two \ 245 W. Lincoln Avenue.  Milwaukee, WI 53207 (414) 935-7228 (Direct) \ (414) 935-7222 (Station) \ (414) 935-7112 (fax) \ (414) 235-6638 (cell) \ Non-Emergency ph.933-4444 x9 (police operator)   Next Crime and Safety Meeting is Scheduled for Thursday, January 19, 2012, 6:00pm at District Two Station.     The City of Milwaukee is subject to Wisconsin Statutes related to public records.  Unless otherwise exempted from the public records law, senders and receivers of City of Milwaukee e-mail should presume that e-mail is subject to release upon request, and is subject to state records retention requirements.  See City of Milwaukee full e-mail disclaimer at www.milwaukee.gov/email_disclaimer

Got Guns?

With the new open carry law comes new scenarios. Some individuals in the field expect car break-ins to rise with some of our criminal element hoping to find a forgotten pistol in the glove compartment. Guns and alcohol are never a good mix. Law enforcement will be out in droves not only getting drunk drivers off the rode but also the overindulging cowboys firing off celebratory gunshots. Read below and have a safe New Years. Milwaukee Police Department to Enforce Reduction of Celebratory Gunfire During Holidays by Using ShotSpotter Gunfire Data and Alerts   Celebratory gunfire remains a problem in many cities, particularly during the holiday season, and sadly, it can often have tragic results when innocent people are hit by the bullets and injured or killed. The reality is that any bullet discharged from a gun, even into the sky, must land at some location, and the risks are significant for injury or death.   The Milwaukee Police Department and the City of Milwaukee is committed to its policy of zero tolerance of illegal gun use and its initiative to combat gun violence in our communities. Enabling safety, security and the environment to have quality of life and vitality in our communities is our mission and commitment.   During this holiday season, and particularly on New Year's Eve, the Milwaukee Police Department will be deploying patrol officers in specific areas of the city that have the highest amount of gunshot and firework activity recorded by the ShotSpotter gunfire alert and analysis solution in recent months and last New Year's Eve. Officers will respond to all ShotSpotter activations in these areas and arrest anyone caught discharging a firearm in public. As normal, officers will also be deployed throughout the city to maintain the peace, prevent crime and violence, and arrest drunk drivers.   The Milwaukee Police Department utilizes the ShotSpotter gunfire alert and analysis solution to detect and locate gunfire incidents and gather gunfire intelligence and data to fight crime and violence in Milwaukee. The solution provides real-time and immediate gunshot location data, enabling informed decisions for faster and more accurate emergency response, while improving situational intelligence and increasing first responder safety. The ShotSpotter gunfire alert data and intelligence also provides Milwaukee Police Department with more forensic evidence leading to more thorough investigations and increased prosecutions for gun-related crime, in addition to enhancing crime analysis and data-driven policing capabilities, helping improve public safety and security.

IC3 Scam Alerts (December 29, 2011)

Internet Crime Complaint Center's (IC3) Scam Alerts December 29, 2011 This report, which is based upon information from law enforcement and complaints submitted to the IC3, details recent cyber crime trends, new twists to previously-existing cyber scams, and announcements. Popular Passwords An Internet site who manages passwords recently posted an article pertaining to the lack of secure passwords being utilized which may be a factor in data breaches — past, present, and future. One reason for the lack of security is the amount of passwords a user is required to remember to access the many databases, applications, multiple networks, etc., used on a daily basis. Sharing passwords among users in a workplace is becoming a common theme to continue the flow of operations. Users have prioritized convenience over security when establishing passwords. The article provided a list of millions of stolen passwords posted on-line by hackers and ranked the top 25 common passwords. password 123456 12345678 qwerty abc123 monkey 1234567 letmein trustno1 dragon baseball 111111 iloveyou master sunshine ashley bailey passw0rd shadow 123123 654321 superman qazwsx michael football Operation In Our Sites On November 28, 2011 (Cyber Monday), the Department of Homeland Security released a bulletin announcing that 150 Web site domain names were seized by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations, the National Intellectual Property rights Coordination Center, the Department of Justice, and the FBI Washington Field Office. These domains were illegally selling and distributing counterfeit merchandise. The seized domains are now in the custody of the federal government, and visitors to these sites will find a banner indicating the domain has been seized by federal authorities. The entire bulletin is available at http://content.govdelivery.com/bulletins/gd/USDHSICE-1e5f08. From: FBI Subject: IC3 Scam Alerts (December 29, 2011) To: sjdjmilw@sbcglobal.net Date: Thursday, December 29, 2011, 10:52 AM   FBI E-Mail Updates IC3 Scam Alerts (December 29, 2011)

Fw: Officer Injured - UPDATE

--- On Mon, 12/26/11, Gloria, Jesus <jglori@milwaukee.gov> wrote: From: Gloria, Jesus <jglori@milwaukee.gov> Subject: Officer Injured - UPDATE To: "Gloria, Jesus" <jglori@milwaukee.gov> Date: Monday, December 26, 2011, 5:12 PM All - Attached to this email are several photos showing the side of squad where the injured officer was located when he was struck last night.  The officer remains in critical condition this morning. He is 37 years old with 5 years of service. His family has requested that media not attempt to contact them at this time. If there is a desire for them to speak with media, I will coordinate that effort. We continue to ask for the media and the community's help to keep running the description of the suspect vehicle and most important, the number for people to call with information - 414-935-7360.  Below is the original media release to ensure you all have the accurate information. Our No. 1 priority right now is to ensure that the description and tip line are being shared with as wide an audience as possible.  Thank you. A Milwaukee Police Officer was critically injured on Christmas night when he was struck outside of his squad by a driver who fled the scene. The incident occurred at 5:17 p.m. at 17th & Windlake when a vehicle driving toward the marked squad on the wrong side of the road jumped the curb and struck the uniformed officer who was attempting to get out of the way. The officer is currently in critical condition at a local hospital. He is assigned to District 2. We are still working on family notifications so no further information is available at this time. Milwaukee Police are seeking a dark colored mid-sized sedan, missing the passenger side mirror, with probable front end damage. Anyone with information is asked to call 414-935-7360. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to the officer and his family at this difficult time, and we are appealing to the public to give us any information about this vehicle," said Milwaukee Police Chief Edward A. Flynn.   Please, pass it on   Thank you,   Todos - Adjunto a este correo electrónico varias fotos que muestran el lado de la patrulla donde el agente herido se encontraba cuando fue atropellado ayer por la noche. El oficial permanece en estado crítico esta mañana. Tiene 37 años de edad con 5 años de servicio. Su familia ha solicitado que los medios de comunicación no tratar de contactar con ellos en este momento. Si hay un deseo de que hablen con los medios de comunicación, voy a coordinar ese esfuerzo. Seguimos pidiendo a los medios de comunicación y a la comunidad ayudar pasando la descripción del vehículo sospechoso y lo más importante, el número para recibir llamadas con la información - 414-935-7360. A continuación se muestra la versión original de los medios de comunicación para asegurar que todos tengan la información precisa. Nuestra prioridad No. 1 ahora es asegurar que la línea de la descripción y la punta están siendo compartidos con un público tan amplio como sea posible. Gracias. Un oficial de policía de Milwaukee fue herido de gravedad en la noche de Navidad, cuando fue atropellado fuera de su patrulla por un conductor que huyó de la escena. El incidente ocurrió a las 5:17 pm en la calle 17 y Windlake cuando un vehículo se dirigía hacia la patrulla marcada en el lado equivocado de la avenida, cuando saltó la acera y atropello al oficial uniformado que estaba tratando de salir del camino. El oficial se encuentra actualmente en estado crítico en un hospital local. Se le asigna al Distrito 2. Todavía estamos trabajando en las notificaciones de la familia por lo que no hay más información disponible en este momento. La policía de Milwaukee está buscando un vehiculo color oscuro, de tamaño mediano sedán, que le falta el espejo del lado del pasajero, con probable daño frontal. Cualquier persona con información puede llamar a 414-935-7360. "Nuestros pensamientos y oraciones están con el oficial y su familia en este momento difícil, y hacemos un llamado a que el público nos de información sobre este vehículo", dijo el jefe de policía de Milwaukee Edward A. Flynn. Pasarlo por favor, Gracias,   Community Liaison Officer Jesus Gloria Milwaukee Police Department \ District Two \ 245 W. Lincoln Avenue.  Milwaukee, WI 53207 (414) 935-7228 (Direct) \ (414) 935-7222 (Station) \ (414) 935-7112 (fax) \ (414) 235-6638 (cell) \ Non-Emergency ph.933-4444 x9 (police operator)   December crime and safety meeting has been CANCELLED!     From: Schwartz, Anne To: MPD_MEDIA_LIST Sent: Mon Dec 26 12:09:55 2011 Subject: Officer Injured - UPDATE All - Attached to this email are several photos showing the side of squad where the injured officer was located when he was struck last night.  The officer remains in critical condition this morning. He is 37 years old with 5 years of service. His family has requested that media not attempt to contact them at this time. If there is a desire for them to speak with media, I will coordinate that effort. We continue to ask for the media and the community's help to keep running the description of the suspect vehicle and most important, the number for people to call with information - 414-935-7360.  Below is the original media release to ensure you all have the accurate information. Our No. 1 priority right now is to ensure that the description and tip line are being shared with as wide an audience as possible.  Thank you. A Milwaukee Police Officer was critically injured on Christmas night when he was struck outside of his squad by a driver who fled the scene. The incident occurred at 5:17 p.m. at 17th & Windlake when a vehicle driving toward the marked squad on the wrong side of the road jumped the curb and struck the uniformed officer who was attempting to get out of the way. The officer is currently in critical condition at a local hospital. He is assigned to District 2. We are still working on family notifications so no further information is available at this time. Milwaukee Police are seeking a dark colored mid-sized sedan, missing the passenger side mirror, with probable front end damage. Anyone with information is asked to call 414-935-7360. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to the officer and his family at this difficult time, and we are appealing to the public to give us any information about this vehicle," said Milwaukee Police Chief Edward A. Flynn. Sent from my iPad The City of Milwaukee is subject to Wisconsin Statutes related to public records.  Unless otherwise exempted from the public records law, senders and receivers of City of Milwaukee e-mail should presume that e-mail is subject to release upon request, and is subject to state records retention requirements.  See City of Milwaukee full e-mail disclaimer at www.milwaukee.gov/email_disclaimer

Fw: Chief Flynn announced MPD will keep bus riders safe

--- On Fri, 12/16/11, Schwartz, Anne <aschwa@milwaukee.gov> wrote: Milwaukee Police expand patrols to further protect bus riding community   Chief Flynn announced today that effective immediately, Milwaukee Police Officers will be patrolling county bus routes, boarding buses to monitor for crime and to prevent disorder. Concerns have been raised recently about county bus safety and MPD is committed to making sure that people on the city streets, whether they are walking, driving or riding on buses, are safe from crime, fear and disorder.   Please see the link below to view the entirety of Chief Flynn's remarks (about 4 minutes) about how MPD will keep bus riders safe in the city of Milwaukee.   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wysXPRstAxQ   Anne E. Schwartz Office of Media and Communications Milwaukee Police Department 749 W. State Street, 7th Floor Milwaukee, WI  53233 Phone:  (414) 935-7209   The City of Milwaukee is subject to Wisconsin Statutes related to public records.  Unless otherwise exempted from the public records law, senders and receivers of City of Milwaukee e-mail should presume that e-mail is subject to release upon request, and is subject to state records retention requirements.  See City of Milwaukee full e-mail disclaimer at www.milwaukee.gov/email_disclaimer

District 6 Crime Report

Thanks to Nancy G. for typing and getting this crime update to us. The holidays bring out the best and the worst in people. Please keep Alert! There will be no Crime Analysis Meetings for December in District 6 or District 2.       NOVEMBER CRIME MEETING       AGGRAVATED ASSAULT – NO FIREARM   27OO Block of South 35th Street Fight occurs between victim and multiple suspects inside tavern Initially, when officers respond, victim did not want Police involvement, but Police are later called to the hospital where the victim receives stitches Victim uncooperative and provides no suspect info Case pending   1300 Block of West Dakota Avenue Victim is walking to get cigarettes when she is called over to a vehicle with four female suspects inside, one of which she is acquaintances. Suspect begins striking Victim and pulling her hair –Victim is then dragged by moving vehicle at which he ankle is broken All four suspects exit the vehicle and continue to strike Victim and remove money from pocket. Not reported until 3 days later. Case pending (Also listed as S/A robbery)   ARMED ROBBERY   3000 Block of Green Avenue Victim answers her door and suspect asks if she has seen his lost dog Suspect then pushes Victim into the entryway against the wall, displays a knife and then demands money A struggle ensues and the Suspect flees. Suspect H/M 16-18 YOA light skin 5'5 to 5'6 120-130 # Case pending   4700 Block of South 27th Street Suspect presents a note to Pharmacist demanding prescription narcotics and implies a weapon Suspect obtains narcotics and leaves Suspect = B/M 21-27 YOA Dark Complexion 5'9 to 5'11 145-170# Case pending   3500 Block of South 35th Street Two suspects, armed and masked enter business at closing and demand cash from registers and back office Suspects obtain money and flee Suspect #1 = H/M 25-30  5'8 with black hair Suspect #2 = B/M 20-30  dark complexion 6' 160# Case pending   3300 Block of West Oklahoma Avenue Victim working on a roofing job and is walking through alley on a cigarette break when he is struck in the head from behind with unknown object and loses consciousness Victim regains consciousness and his wallet is out of his pocket and on the ground missing cash. No suspect description Case pending   400 Block of East Potter Avenue Elderly victim sitting in front of his house sorting through papers in his car, when approached by Suspect and is asked for a ride to BVHS. Victim agrees and Suspect directs Victim where to drive when Victim gets bad feeling and stops vehicle. Suspect displays knife and demands Victim exit vehicle – struggle ensues and Victim pushes Suspect out of the vehicle and flees Case pending   2900 Block of South 9th Place Four masked and armed gunmen force entry to residence while 3 Victims are sleeping Suspects demand money from Victims – obtain a large sum of cash, jewelry, cell phones and electronics Case pending   4000 Block of South Howell Avenue Victim exits vehicle in bank parking lot with two deposit bags filled with a large amount of cash from a business Suspect runs up to Victim with a bat raised and demands money Suspect obtains both bags of money and flees Suspect = B/M dark complexion, 5'5, 140# wearing a dark hoodie. Case pending   Burglary   Residential = 14 Garage = 4 Business = 0 Motor vehicle theft = 16   Guest Speaker – Milwaukee Fire Depart/Tyrone Hooks – Fire Education Specialist   No December Meeting – Happy Holidays. Next Crime meeting will be held on January 25th at St. Luke's Hospital auditorium.

Beware you might not be as protected as you think. Please read.

Below these comments is part of an Email just received. During a recent rash of break-ins on East Wilbur, more than one neighbor noticed that the light bulbs on their security lights had been unscrewed just enough to cause them not to go on when they where supposed to. If your lights are located low enough to be tampered with you might want to check on them to make sure they will do the job they were intended to do. Easy access to you is also easy access to a thief. Part of Email sent to me Re: Break-ins on Wilbur Avenue Some neighbors on Wilbur and Warnimont reported that their outside light sensor flood lights had been loosened from the sockets so that they wouldn't go on at dusk. Please check your floodlights periodically to be sure they are securely tightened. If you see anyone fiddling with floodlights during the day who isn't the homeowner, call the nonemergency police number and the homeowner. This might be a way of them "marking" their next target and prepping for an evening break-in.

Safe & Sound November News

Having trouble viewing this email? Click here November 2011 2010 Safe & Sound Annual Report November 16, 2011   Safe & Sound provides highly collaborative, community-based programming that contributes to increased safety and reduced crime in Milwaukee's neighborhoods.   As you review this report, you will learn the stories of Bilal and Pilal Carrington, two dedicated block watch captains who reclaimed their neighborhood, and Kinyada, a young man who developed the skills and wisdom to break down the age barriers that compromised his neighborhood. Their stories are important, but represent only a few of the many lives improved by Safe & Sound's strategies.   Click here to view the Safe & Sound Annual Report. Bank Account or Burglary Prevention? November 2, 2011   The FDIC announced the launch of the Milwaukee Alliance for Economic Inclusion in the beginning of the year. The intent is to increase bank access and expand delivery of financial services and products to underserved.   Safe & Sound is always interested in providing valuable resources to residents through door-to-door outreach and community meetings. Organizers will be including information on the Alliance for Economic Inclusion to residents over the next few months with the intent of linking secure banking with safety.   Link to Article. www.safesound.org Barbara Notestein Safe & Sound copyright 2008-2009 Safe & Sound Inc Forward email

FW: Winter parking rules begin tonight

--- On Thu, 12/1/11, Gloria, Jesus <jglori@milwaukee.gov> wrote: From: Gloria, Jesus <jglori@milwaukee.gov> Subject: FW: Winter parking rules begin tonight To: "Gloria, Jesus" <jglori@milwaukee.gov> Date: Thursday, December 1, 2011, 7:54 PM   COPY/FYI,   WINTER PARKING RULES RETURN DEC 1st-FEB 28th.   SEE BELOW LISTED EMAIL.   PLEASE, PASS IT ON!   Community Liaison Officer Jesus Gloria Milwaukee Police Department \ District Two \ 245 W. Lincoln Avenue.  Milwaukee, WI 53207 (414) 935-7228 (Direct) \ (414) 935-7222 (Station) \ (414) 935-7112 (fax) \ (414) 235-6638 (cell) \ Non-Emergency ph.933-4444 x9 (police operator)   December crime and safety meeting has been CANCELLED!     From: Southside Organizing Committee [mailto:sfendt@socmilwaukee.org] Sent: Thu 12/1/2011 4:55 PM To: Gloria, Jesus Subject: Winter parking rules begin tonight 1300 S Layton Blvd Milwaukee, WI 53215  414-672-8090 Reglas de estacionamiento de invierno entran en vigencia hoy   A partir del 1ro de Diciembre hasta el 1ro de Marzo entra en vigencia las leyes de estacionamiento de invierno, por favor observe los cambios para que se ahorre dinero y ayude a mejorar el transito en nuestros vecindarios.   Empezando esta noche varias calles que permiten estacionamiento nocturno en los dos lados de la calle se cambiarán al sistema alternativo.  A menos que su calle tiene el letrero que indican restricciones cuando hay "4 inches of snow" o otro tipo de restricción, su bloque tiene el sistema alternado de estacionamiento.  Otra excepción es las calles mayores, como las 13, 35, Becher, Greenfield, Lincoln, Mitchell, y National que prohíben el estacionamiento en ambos lados durante el invierno.    Hace dos semanas vecinos y líderes de las calles 6, 11 y la 16 se organizaron y lograron cambiar el sistema de parqueo y consiguieron más parqueo para ellos. ¡Felicitaciones!   Vea el mapa más abajo Si usted está interesado en hacer cambios de estacionamiento en su vecindario por favor llámenos al 672-8090.   WINTER PARKING RULES RETURN DEC. 1 - FEB 28 Many Near South Side streets that allow night parking on both sides of the street, return to alternate side parking beginning tonight, December 1st.  If your block does not have the "4 inch" rule, or a specific sign designating prohibited parking, then alternate side parking is back in effect.  Save your money, and make sure your vehicle is on the proper side of the street beginning December 1!  In addition, many major streets throughout the City of Milwaukee still prohibit parking on either side of the street from 2 AM - 6AM starting Dec 1 thru Feb 28, streets like S 13th St, S 35th St, W National Av, W Greenfield Av, W Lincoln Av, and W Mitchell St.  To find winter night parking rules for your block, click on the following link: Winter Parking rules by block Two weeks ago residents won the right to park on S. 6th, S. 11th and S 16th, streets where winter parking was previously prohibited.  See map below for details.  As we have done for several years now, we have flyers in English and Spanish that explain how to avoid parking tickets and facilitate snow removal on your block this winter whatever your parking rules may be. Call us at 672-8090 if you'd like some to distribute!   Green/Verde: Alternate Side parking/Estacionamiento Alternado Dec 1 - Feb 28  6th St: Lincoln-Cleveland 11th St: Maple - Windlake 16th St: Forest Home - Lincoln RED/Rojo:  Snow Tow Route/Ruta de emergencia con nieve Year round parking on both sides except during snow emergencies when parking is prohibited on both sides til snow emergency lifted. Puede parquearse en los dos lados de la calle con la excepcion durante estados de emergencia por tormenta de nieve, entonces, NO puede estacionarse en ningun lado hasta que el llamado de emergencia sea terminado. 6th St: Maple - Lincoln Forward email This email was sent to jglori@milwaukee.gov by sfendt@socmilwaukee.org |   Update Profile/Email Address | Instant removal with SafeUnsubscribe™ | Privacy Policy. Southside Organizing Committee | 1300 S Layton Blvd | Milwaukee | WI | 53215 The City of Milwaukee is subject to Wisconsin Statutes related to public records.  Unless otherwise exempted from the public records law, senders and receivers of City of Milwaukee e-mail should presume that e-mail is subject to release upon request, and is subject to state records retention requirements.  See City of Milwaukee full e-mail disclaimer at www.milwaukee.gov/email_disclaimer

December 1, 2011 Board of Zoning Appeals Agenda

Hello, Attached is the agenda for the December 1st meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals. Please feel free to contact the BOZA office with any questions that you might have. Thank you, Kari L. Egerstrom Collins, Secretary Board of Zoning Appeals (414)286-2501 phone (414)286-2555 fax

November's District 6 Crime Analysis Meeting

Next meeting at St. Lukes in Auditorium. November 30th, 6:30 p.m. Guest Speaker – Milwaukee Fire Department.

REMINDER Tomorrow is the D2 CRIME & SAFETY MEETING

--- On Wed, 11/16/11, Gloria, Jesus <jglori@milwaukee.gov> wrote: From: Gloria, Jesus <jglori@milwaukee.gov> Subject: REMINDER D2 CRIME & SAFETY MEETING To: "Gloria, Jesus" <jglori@milwaukee.gov> Date: Wednesday, November 16, 2011, 8:29 PM (See attachment)   INVITATION / REMINDER (Invite your friends, relatives & neighbors!!)   When: Thursday, November 17, 2011 Where: 245 W Lincoln Avenue – (District Two Police Station)  Time: 6:00pm   The Milwaukee Police Department - District Two invites you to their monthly crime & safety trend meeting.        If We Don't Claim Our Neighborhood Someone Else Will   Police Captain/Lieutenant/Sergeant will be answering any questions you have in regards to any crimes that have been happening in your neighborhood within the last 21 days.  If you have any concerns, problems or would like to learn about the crime in your area, this is the meeting you need to attend!   Residents of all neighborhoods are faced with: Vandalism, Robberies, Burglary, Auto Theft, Shootings, and Shots Fired.  Working together, we can reduce the opportunity for crimes to occur and improve our neighborhoods.  COME AND JOIN US!   Guest Speaker:  " Concealed Carry Weapons Law "  by  District Attorney John Chisholm    Any questions or for more information, please contact Officer Jesus Gloria at 235-6638 or 935- 7228.  jglori@milwaukee.gov   Emergency 911 Non – Emergency 933-4444 Ext 9 D2 Police Station 935-7222     Milwaukee Police Department                   BE A FORCE                                    INVITACIÓN / RECORDATORIO (Invite sus amigos, familia o vecinos!!)   Cuándo: Jueves, 17 de Noviembre del 2011 Dónde: 245 W. Lincoln Avenida – (Estacion de Policia  Distrito 2) Hora: 6:00pm El Departamento de Policía de Milwaukee Distrito Dos le invita a la junta mensual de seguridad.      Si no reclamamos nuestro vecindario alguien mas lo hara El Capitan/Teniente/Sargento estara contestando preguntas que tenga acerca de los crimenes que han sucedido en los ultimos 30 dias en su area.  Si usted tiene preocupaciones, problemas, o le gustaría saber sobre el crimen donde usted vive, esta es la junta que usted necesita asistir!   Los residentes de todas las areas se reuniran para estar informados de: el vandalismo, los robos, robo de autos, tiroteos y disparos. Trabajando juntos, podemos reducir la posibilidad de que ocurran los delitos y mejorar nuestros vecindarios.  Venga e informese!   Invitado de honor:  Nueva Ley acerca de Cargar Armas por Abogado John Chisholm   Cualquier duda o para obtener más información, póngase en contacto con el Oficial Jesús Gloria 235-6638 o 935-7228.  jglori@milwaukee.gov                                                                                            Emergencia 911                                                                  No - Emergencia 933-4444 Ext 9                                                                   Estación de Policía D2 935-7222 Milwaukee Police Department                  BE A FORCE   Please, pass it on!      Community Liaison Officer Jesus Gloria Milwaukee Police Department \ District Two \ 245 W. Lincoln Avenue.  Milwaukee, WI 53207 (414) 935-7228 (Direct) \ (414) 935-7222 (Station) \ (414) 935-7112 (fax) \ (414) 235-6638 (cell) \ Non-Emergency ph.933-4444 x9 (police operator)   Next Crime and Safety meeting: Thu, Nov 17th, 6:00p.m. at District Two Station. " Concealed Carry Weapons Law by District Attorney John Chilsom"     The City of Milwaukee is subject to Wisconsin Statutes related to public records.  Unless otherwise exempted from the public records law, senders and receivers of City of Milwaukee e-mail should presume that e-mail is subject to release upon request, and is subject to state records retention requirements.  See City of Milwaukee full e-mail disclaimer at www.milwaukee.gov/email_disclaimer