Subject: RE: security break ins
From: Georgeann Bosco (gbosco@kanbay.com)
Date: Thu Oct 27 2005 - 17:08:16 CDT
I am not sure which officer gave this information. His advice is good,
but I am not sure of the accuracy of his information.
Our unit was burglarized in late-August, and I can tell you that it was
not by people posing as workmen. The surveillance tapes clearly show
the culprits, dressed in street clothes, using our luggage to assist in
their get-away. There were 2 break-ins that happened shortly after ours
on the 7th floor; the tapes featured the same 2 people.
Additionally, they appeared to use a key to the 2 outside doors.
However later the police suspected a pry-bar was used to the outside
doors.
Georgeann #513
-----Original Message-----
From: vanguard-talk-bounce@venus.soci.niu.edu
[mailto:vanguard-talk-bounce@venus.soci.niu.edu] On Behalf Of michael
mccarthy
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 3:26 PM
To: vanguard-talk@venus.soci.niu.edu; discuss@vanguardlofts.com; Mary
Deskovich; Thomas Kikta; Derek Lane; Justin Pivec; Michael Rutkowski;
Loretta Wheeler
Subject: Re: security break ins
I do not respond to many emails but I must say the
smell was terrible. I know I sometimes watch dogs for
friends but I always walk to the back elevator. I
wish everyone would take a little more pride in our
building because it is ours. Nobody wishes to live in
building that is not well cared for. Please remember
we need to follow our rules and take care of the
building not only for ourselves but for buyers who are
interested in buying in the building.
On a different note, a police officer who works in our
district informed me that the recent break ins have
been because owners are letting in people. The police
officer informed me that the individual breaking in is
showing up at the front door acting like a repairman.
He is dressed in overalls and has a ttool bag He then
moves around the building checking to see who is home.
Please start asking visitors to wait to be buzzed and
workers to buzz or show their work order, therefore,
we can stop the break ins.
Thanks
Mike 602
--- Mary Deskovich <mdeskovich@yahoo.com> wrote:
> When I came home this afternoon the front lobby
> smelled horrible!! I mean it was so bad I got the
> dry heaves. Later in the evening someone had posted
> a note that said that they were disappointed (that's
> an understatement) that someone would let their dog
> crap in the lobby and leave it there. It was when I
> read the note that I realized that what I had
> smelled was dog diarrhea.
>
> We need to look at the tapes and hold the a--hole
> responsible. I understand that dogs sometimes get
> ill and have accidents, but that is one of the
> reasons that our rules forbid dogs in the front
> stairwells, lobby, and entrance. And even if it was
> okay to use the front with dogs the jerk should have
> cleaned it up and somehow eradicated the smell. This
> is one instance where the owner responsible should
> be fined IMMEDIATELY!!! No warning, no "next time it
> will cost you", no "Gee too bad your dog was sick
> and you are an idiot". And even if the owner did
> clean it him/herself (the note hinted that
> maintenance cleaned it up) the moron still needs to
> be fined for using the front entrance with the dog.
>
> This e-mail is NOT being sent by me as a member of
> the Board. It is my personal opinion as an owner.
>
> Mary
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in
> one click.
>
>
>
__________________________________
Yahoo! FareChase: Search multiple travel sites in one click.
http://farechase.yahoo.com
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b28 : Thu Jan 19 2006 - 16:56:08 CST