Security Bulletin
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halifax_nsHalifax Regional Police that they are investigating a Break and Enter that occurred early morning Saturday Oct 2nd, 2010 in the area of 5600 block of Fenwick St. in Halifax.
At 2:29 a.m., police were called to a Fenwick Street address in Halifax. A victim reported she woke up to find an unidentified person standing in her living room. The suspect was described wearing a mask, hoodie style jacket with striped pants. K9 was called with negative results. HRP's Forensic Identification Unit was called and the matter will be investigated by the HRP/RCMP Integrated Criminal Investigative Division. (http://www.halifax.ca/Police/PoliceReports/index.asp)
This is the third such incident in the City’s South end in the past 3 weeks.
Therefore, as in past Security Bulletins all students and employees are strongly urged to:
· ensure that the doors and windows of their apartments/residences are securely locked, including those located off a fire escape
· All windows should be secured with anti-slide devices.
· Secure sliding glass doors with a lock or bar, or place a piece of wood or broom handle in the track
· Never leave a house key hidden outside your home
· exercise vigilance in your activities and be aware of your surroundings at all times
In view of the foregoing, we are seeking assistance from anyone who may have information related to this incident, to immediately contact Halifax Regional Police (490-5016), Crime Stoppers (1-800-222-8477), or Dalhousie Security (494-6400).
At 2:29 a.m., police were called to a Fenwick Street address in Halifax. A victim reported she woke up to find an unidentified person standing in her living room. The suspect was described wearing a mask, hoodie style jacket with striped pants. K9 was called with negative results. HRP's Forensic Identification Unit was called and the matter will be investigated by the HRP/RCMP Integrated Criminal Investigative Division. (http://www.halifax.ca/Police/PoliceReports/index.asp)
This is the third such incident in the City’s South end in the past 3 weeks.
Therefore, as in past Security Bulletins all students and employees are strongly urged to:
· ensure that the doors and windows of their apartments/residences are securely locked, including those located off a fire escape
· All windows should be secured with anti-slide devices.
· Secure sliding glass doors with a lock or bar, or place a piece of wood or broom handle in the track
· Never leave a house key hidden outside your home
· exercise vigilance in your activities and be aware of your surroundings at all times
In view of the foregoing, we are seeking assistance from anyone who may have information related to this incident, to immediately contact Halifax Regional Police (490-5016), Crime Stoppers (1-800-222-8477), or Dalhousie Security (494-6400).
