The City of Pearland has partnered with SafeKids of Greater Houston and theTexas Children’s Center for Childhood Injury Prevention to offer a child safety seat distribution and education program. The goal of the partnership is to increase use of child safety seats and consequently … More…
Crime Alert – Burglar disguised as a security lighting contractor, surveyor A residence was burglarized in the 500 block of W. Spreading Oaks on August 5 at around 5:30 p.m. A suspicious female came to the home and distracted the … More…
Understanding door security is important because doors are the most common entrance points into the home. Everyone should understand that the main idea behind door security is to delay entry. There are very few doors in existence that can withstand … More…
It is an alarming and chilling realization that someone might be following you, and there are precautions you should take to make sure that you stay safe. Here is what you should do if you think that someone is following … More…
You rarely let your credit card out of your sight, so how do thieves get your credit card information? Some may get it from a friend waiting tables at a restaurant, but many credit card thieves get your card information … More…
On July 14, 2014, a theft from vehicles occurred on the 3600 block of Knotty Pine Circle. This type of crime can many times be avoided by following the recommendations from the Pearland Police Department: LOCK YOUR CAR At home or on … More…
Before you leave Preventing crime during family travel starts with making sure your home is protected while you’re away. The key is to make it look like you never left: Keep shades and blinds in their normal position. Don’t stop … More…
From the Brazoria County’s website (http://www.brazoria-county.com/): Brazoria County District Clerk Rhonda Barchak has indicated scammers are calling jurors and introducing themselves as Constable Buck Stevens and/or other law enforcement officers and trying to charge $1000 for fake fines with a number to call back of 281-622-1964. Mrs. Barchak … More…
The “Pigeon Drop” is also known as “The Jamaican Switch” and is a street scam with many variations. The con artist engages in a friendly conversation with a person at a bus stop, in a store, or in a parking … More…
There are crimes that could have been stopped sooner if neighbors had reported suspicious activity to police. Instead, a fear of retaliation was given as the excuse for not reporting suspicious activity to police. Reports of suspicious activity can be made … More…