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Community Police Liaison
By Marylin Hodge
Posted June. 2008
Crime Report
Break and Enter
April 15th -
Birdsilver Gardens (1:00-10:30 pm)
Suspects tried to
break the door separating the basement and main floor. The main floor was
vandalized. Suspects are known.
Robbery
April 16th -
Charlottetown & Lawrence Ave. East (3:15 pm) Victim approached by
two male suspects, demanding their belongings. One suspect pulled up his
sweater to reveal the handle of a black pistol tucked into his waistband.
Victim complied and suspects fled.
Beware of Telephone Scam Artists
A few residents have
reported receiving a telephone call enquiring if they had a mortgage on
their property. Someone may be targeting our area. Please do not answer
their questions.
News from 43 Division
·
The park and
waterfront patrols started on May long weekend.
·
Distraction
Thefts are happening in stores and malls. Please be aware of your
surroundings and be careful of your personal possessions.
·
Be aware of
counterfeit $100 bills in Scarborough and Durham.
Habitat for Humanity Toronto “Women Build” Project
This year Habitat for
Humanity Toronto has dedicated the building of ten new homes in
Scarborough as ‘Women Build’ projects. This means 10 homes will be built
almost entirely by women.
Inspector Bernadette
Button of 43 Division is part of a team of dedicated female members of the
Toronto Police Service who will be participating in this amazing
opportunity. They would like to extend an invitation for you to sponsor
their team and assist them in reaching their fundraising goal of
$3000.00. The donation would be made directly to Habitat for Humanity,
under the Toronto Police fundraising activities. All donations are tax
deductible and a tax receipt will be issued upon request.
If you wish to make a
donation, please visit the following link to make an on-line donation
http://www.torontohabitat.ca/torontopoliceservice (enter 43 in
first name category to reach their website) or contact
Constable Helen Vander Byl, a 43 Division team member, at 416-808-4329 or
email her at
helen.vanderbyl@torontopolice.on.ca.
43 Division CPLC Community Picnic and Open House
The 3rd Annual 43
Division Community Picnic and Open House held on May 10th at 43
Division was a very successful event with approximately 1500
community residents attending
Several Centennial
community members were among the large number of volunteers who helped to
make the picnic a success. Thanks are extended to Kelly Duggan, a CPLC
member, Hank and Alice Overink, new community residents, Naida Creeggan,
John Hodge, William Sheehan, Sheila Meyer and Beth and Dave Wilmot, all
long-time community residents, and to Debbie Wilmot, a former resident.
Thanks are also
extended to the CCRA,
the Black Dog,
Councillor Ron Moeser, Najiba’s Hair Salon,
Rouge Hill Bowl,
Tatham and Pearson LLP and
West Rouge Community
Association
all who made donations and to Al Rowe’s band, Aberdeen and Jon Hinz’
band, Here Goes Nothing who provided entertainment at the picnic.
To read more about the
picnic, go to
www.torontopolice.on.ca/d43 and click on Community Bulletin.
Community Response
Line
416-808-4308
This line has been set
up for reporting non-emergency problems and concerns that you may have in
the area. Please leave a brief voice mail message expressing your concern
as well as your name and phone number. Someone from 43 Division will get
back to you within 48 hours.
Marilyn Hodge –
Co-Chair
43 Division Community
Police Liaison Committee
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