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01/04/2019

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10/21/2017

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09/06/2016

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03/08/2016

Crime is San Pedro dropped off by half compared to last month. Good news. What was this drop off on crime a result of? Community awareness, neighborhood watch meetings or more police presence?

San Pedro Crime Report – February 2016

Violent Crime
Aggravated Assault (AA) – 23
Robbery – 17
(AA) Domestic Violence – 8
Homicide – 3
(AA) – On Police Officer - 3
(AA) – Child Abuse -2
R**e - 2
Assault – 2
Arson – 1
Robbery (Attempted) – 1
Total Violent Crime – 62

Property Crime
Burglary from Vehicle – 35
Burglary - 30
Theft (Petty) – 28
Grand Theft Auto (GTA) – 27
Theft – 22
Theft from Vehicle (Petty) – 20
Shoplifting – 13
Theft (Bicycle) – 5
Burglary (Attempted) – 4
Theft from Vehicle – 3
Total Property Crime – 187
Total Crime – 249

Crime Analysis

Drop in Overall Crime: San Pedro has seen a significant drop in crime compared to last month (299) and from February of last year (284). That means there was a 17% drop from last month and a 13% drop from last year.

Specific Crimes Reduction from January
• Burglary from Vehicle dropped by 17 events (52 to 35)
• Grand Theft Auto dropped by 13 events (40 to 27)
• Burglary dropped by 9 events (39 to 30)
• Theft from Vehicle dropped by 9 events (12 to 3)
• Robbery dropped from 8 events (25 to 17)

Specific Crime Reduction from Last Year
• Burglary dropped 15 events (45 to 30)
• Theft (Petty) dropped 15 events (43 to 28)
• Aggravated Assault dropped by 13 events (35 to 23)
• Grand Theft Auto dropped by 12 events (39 to 27)
• Shoplifting dropped by 11 events (24 to 13)

Homicides: Three homicides were reported in San Pedro in February. This is unusual since San Pedro averages about 4 homicides per year, now we have 3 in one month. Homicide tends to be a very personal crime, with the person knowing their assailant.

License Plate Theft: According to SLO Bravo, 33% of the Theft and Burglaries from Vehicle are to procure the license plate, with people stealing them off of cars or snagging them from dashboards.

09/09/2015

This meeting was informative in general. This community made it clear, "we see a problem", people are getting involved and the community attend by the thousands to listen, learn and to donate.
Of course many folks wanted the homeless gone right after the meeting. Those folks want a solution as soon as possible and that's not gonna happen.
this issue will take years to fix. There will always be homeless but there are too many that need a little help to get over a hump. ( financial, education, counseling, food and shelter help)
If you feel the meeting
Was waste of time then you failed your community.
Remember this is a community of people of all walks of life. Pedro is not Belair.
So use your efforts in "bitching" toward calls to organizations to help.
We are one community of hard working, dedicated and passionate people
Thank you to councilman Joe Buscaino and his staff, harbor interfaith, community organizers and everyone that attend. http://youtu.be/r_OGPxVY6Tc

01/30/2015

Warner Grand Theater is featured as one of LA's coolest venues. Was restored/saved for generations to come. http://www.businessinsider.com/stunning-photos-why-california-best-movie-theaters-2015-1

These are simply the best places to enjoy the thrills of the cinema.

01/26/2015

BREAKING: ILWU, PMA reach tentative agreement on key chassis maintenance and repair issue, reports: http://t.co/sYvAIsAsR0

Negotiators for the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union reached a tentative agreement on the chassis maintenance and repair issue that has been the major roadblock to reaching a new waterfront contract at West Coast ports.

01/20/2015

Out of the box thinking is bringing real change to Downtown LA!

What has kept NC's alive and working well is because of the real stakeholders. As a "founding" member of the northwest San Pedro neighborhood Council system as well appointed as commissioner to the neighborhood Council review commission, I've always seen a neighborhood councils to be the "one stop shop" for residents/stakeholders. A place to gain access, information and knowledge on all City of LA activities.
I am excited for Downtown LA and the work that has been done and will be complete in the future. We all need a great downtown LA.
Have questions on neighborhood councils in our area or neighborhood watch groups? ... Email me .. [email protected]

http://citywatchla.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8244