December 9, 2005
There were numerous home burglaries in the area east of Campbellsport. Guns, jewelry and money were taken. This occurred during the afternoon hours. Some residences were unlocked. Doors were kicked in when found locked.
Please remember to lock your doors when you are not at home. Do not leave your doors unlocked while you run errands during the day. It may deter someone if you leave a radio turned on to a "talk station" or leave the TV on. Any sounds of people talking may indicate that someone is in the house and keep someone from attempting to enter.
If you see anything suspicious in your neighborhood or in the vicinity, call 9-1-1 IMMEDIATELY. An officer will be dispatched. If you can do so safely, write down any vehicle description, license plate numbers and descriptions of person or persons you observe.
Randy Karoses
Police Chief
December 5, 2005
Last year, a number of inflatable decorations were vandalized. If you are using these decorations this year, the Police Department suggests that you turn them off when retiring for the night or when you are not at home to observe them. This could help deter damage.
Please pass this along to your neighbors.
Randy Karoses
Police Chief
November 28,2005
A resident received a letter from United Claim Center, Quebec, Canada. The letter offers a chance to receive $8,200.00 Canadian dollars.
There are numerous postings on the Internet regarding the company and the scam. You can find information at Better Internet Business.
Please pass this along.
Randy Karoses
Police Chief
November 22, 2005
Please be advised and pass along to others:
The Campbellsport Police Department was notified of a scam which involves customers of the National Exchange Bank. The caller requests account numbers and information. This is not authorized by the National Exchange Bank.
If you are contacted by someone asking for account numbers or bank information, DO NOT give information over the phone. Go to your local bank office or call the bank office to inquire if they are requesting information.
Randy Karoses
Police Chief
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