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Neighborhood Watch Programs are of great help to Largo Police and local law enforcement officers. There have been many instances where good neighbors, by reporting unusual activities, have been instrumental in the apprehension of criminals.
Neighborhood Watch works through mutual aid, neighbors watching out for neighbors. Neighbors know who you are, what type of car you own, and maybe the first to notice a burglar at your window or door, or a strange car in your driveway.
If you see something suspicious...
Write down the description of a suspicious person and get the make/model of suspicious vehicles. If going out of town, let a neighbor or trusted friend know where you are going, how to reach you, the expected return date, and if anyone will be at your home.
If you see something suspicious...
Write down the description of a suspicious person and get the make/model of suspicious vehicles. If going out of town, let a neighbor or trusted friend know where you are going, how to reach you, the expected return date, and if anyone will be at your home.
- Theft: Taking of another's property.
- Burglary: Illegally entering a structure, such as a house, trailer, shed, or garage.
- Vandalism: (Criminal Mischief) Damaging another's property with criminal intent.
- Trespassing: Being on someone else's property without their permission.
- Prowler: Someone trespassing with malicious intent.
- Robbery: Taking property of another by use of fear, force or weapon.
Call 9-1-1
- Say, "I would like to report a... (type of incident)”
- Give the correct house number, street name, and closest major intersection
- Give a complete description of the suspect and the suspect's vehicle, including the tag number when possible
- Stay on the line until the operator advises they have all the information; remember to ask for an event number.
