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100 percenters STREET BEAT two small injuries. Glendale police responded and took
score control.
The 56th Security Forces Squadron handled the fol-
at lowing incidents June 22 through July 5: June 29: Security forces responded to a report of a
domestic disturbance in base housing. Security forces
Luke Tickets made contact with the victim and subject and took
control of the situation. Glendale police was contacted
7KH IROORZLQJ LQGLYLGXDOV VFRUHG SHUFHQW RQ Security forces issued citations for 11 moving viola- and took control of the subject who was arrested and
their physical training test in June: tions and four nonmoving violations. transported.
309th Fighter Squadron 7UDI¿FUHODWHGLQFHQWV June 30: Security forces responded to a report of a
warrant’s hit at the South Gate Visitor Center involving
1st Lt. Aaron Young July 1: Security forces responded to a report of a minor D QRQPLOLWDU\DIÀOLDWHG FLYLOLDQ WKDW UHYHDOHG D VKRZ
two-vehicle accident at the Bldg. 1124 parking lot. There cause contempt from the Department of Public Safety in
21st FS were no injuries. Tolleson. A two-year debarment order was issued to the
civilian. Glendale police was contacted and took control.
Capt. Jondavid Hertzel Emergency responses
June 30: Security forces responded to a report of a Alarm activations
56th Aircraft medical emergency at Lightning Gate. Medical person-
Maintenance Squadron nel were contacted by security forces and transported a Security forces responded to 10 alarm activations
retired family member dependent to a nearby hospital. on base.
Staff Sgt. Aleksandr Golgikh July 5: Security forces responded to a report of an
individual in need of medical attention at Bldg. 635. Tip of the week
Security forces directed medical personnel to the victim
who was treated and released by medical staff. Neighborhood awareness: The key to crime prevention
A good neighbor can be a good crime prevention tool.
Nonemergency responses This is particularly true at this time of the year when
criminals and con artists use the warm weather to
-XQH 6HFXULW\ IRUFHV DQG ÀUHÀJKWHUV UHVSRQGHG take advantage of residents, particularly the elderly.
to a report of a dog left inside a locked vehicle near Watchful eyes in the neighborhood can spot criminals
Bldg.663. The vehicle was unlocked and the dog was and alert police and the community to their presence.
determined to be in good health. There were no injuries. Keep a check on the neighbors and what is going on in
the neighborhood in general. If an elderly resident is in
June 28: Security forces responded to a report of an conversation with a stranger, inquire about what is go-
assault at Kachina Gate involving two nonmilitary af- ing on. If residents see strangers sizing up a neighbor’s
ÀOLDWHG FLYLOLDQV 3UHOLPLQDU\ LQYHVWLJDWLRQ UHYHDOHG home that could also be a sign something is wrong. Call
the civilians assaulted each other and one sustained 911 to get law enforcement to the scene to check things
out. Involvement such as this builds stronger bonds be-
tween neighbors and helps maintain safe neighborhoods.
Courtesy of Tech. Sgt. Samuel Jalomo, 56th SFS
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