When it comes to crime, prevention is your best ally. But, what if you find you need to protect yourself? This third installment of a series on Rape and Assault Prevention, provided by the Sacramento Police Department, explains some options. Click here to view Part III: Rape and Assault Prevention – Part III
Week 7 Hello Everyone, Christmas came and passed in the blink of an eye. Instead of the usual cookie baking, present wrapping, and shopping, this holiday season was filled with control holds, take downs, grueling physical training, note taking, and exams. In between studying and training, I managed to drink some eggnog and watch A [...]
Week 7 To be honest, I didn’t really notice the holiday season come and go this year. I guess it’s because at the academy, the holidays did not change anything, except for the extra day off we were given. The first thing in the morning the day after Christmas we were back in formation, ready [...]
Week 7 We started our week on the day after Christmas. While motivated civilian shoppers scurried out of their beds early in the morning and rushed to department stores for the traditional after Christmas sales, I scurried around my room looking for socks as I got ready for a physical training session. Physical training is [...]
Week 7 Hello Everyone, So we have come to the end of week seven. With the holidays in full bloom the recruits were happy to spend time with their families. Even with Christmas this last weekend it seemed as if I was opening presents and studying for a test at the same time. Just because [...]
Posted by sarge Hi Officer Michelle, As a member of a neighborhood watch, I look for updates on the crime mapping site but it’s now 2 and a half months behind. Any idea when they will be able to update this site so we can see what is happening around us? Thanks for your effort [...]
Sacramento is in one of the biggest cold fronts in history. Temperatures are going to drop into the twenties at night. Because of this, the City of Sacramento and the Sacramento Police Department has made provisions for the homeless and disseminate information on how to plan for the inclement weather. Prepare your home by [...]
A January 2, 2007, Sacramento Bee article, “City: Space for staff needed,” reported on the City’s planned acquisition of a 150,000-square-foot office building at 300 Richards Blvd. The article noted that 150-200 law enforcement personnel would be among the 500 City employees to be housed there. While this is true, the article did not [...]
Posted by stunman Re: Baquail’s suggestions I like his idea of mapping out crimes, or at least reporting them, on this blog. When I read that, I immediately thought of the following: In the area on the main blog page next to “Home” and “Ask Officer Michelle”, how about having a button to go to [...]
When it comes to crime, prevention is your best ally. This is the second installment of a series on Rape and Assault Prevention provided by the Sacramento Police Department. If you missed the first installment, look for the SacPD Blog article “Fight or Flight?” Click here to view Part II: Rape and Assault Prevention – [...]
