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CRIMESTOPPERS

Crimestoppers may pay a reward of up to $1,000 for an anonymous tip that leads to an arrest in any crime. Anonymous tips can be called into the Crimestoppers Tip Line 24 hours per day, seven days per week at (704) 736-8909.

TIPS NEEDED

On Aug. 30, 2009, a residence on Buffalo Run off Buffalo Shoals Road was broken into. An Apple Mac laptop, a Nintendo Wii, a Sony Playstation 2 console, a Sony handcam video recorder and $12,000 in jewelry were taken. On Aug. 31, 2009, a residence on Horseshoe Lake Road was broken into. An Envision 32 inch flat screen TV and 3,000 in jewelry were taken. Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers of Lincolnton/Lincoln County at (704) 736-8909. Anonymous tips that lead to an arrest in any crime is eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.

TIPS NEEDED

Sometime on or about Aug. 24, 2009, unknown suspects cut the lock on a storage trailer that was parked in the 7000 block of Old Plank Road in Stanley. Once inside, the suspects removed approximately $3,000 in various power tools. If anyone has any information about this crime, call Crimestoppers of Lincolnton/Lincoln County at (704) 736-8909. Anonymous tips that lead to an arrest in any crime are eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.

TIPS NEEDED

On August 5, 2009, Jean Houk reported a platinum 18 karat gold diamond ring stolen from her residence on Highway 150 East in Lincoln County. The ring was last seen around March 10, 2009. The value of the ring was $3,200. Detective Sally Dellinger had Mrs. Houk do a drawing of the ring. A pair of 14 karat yellow gold earrings, a 10 karat yellow gold bracelet, a set of 14 karat yellow gold dangle earrings and a set of 14 karat yellow gold hoop earrings were also taken. Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers of Lincolnton/Lincoln County at (704) 736-8909. Callers can remain anonymous and may receive a reward of up to $1,000.

TIPS NEEDED

On August 5, 2009, a house under construction on Blair Drive in Lincolnton was entered and approximately 200 feet of 14 guage electrical wire was stolen. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office at (704) 732-9050 or Crimestoppers of Lincolnton/Lincoln County at (704) 736-8909. Callers remain anonymous and can receive a reward of up to $1,000.

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ICE

What is I.C.E.? ICE stands for In Case of Emergency and is the brainchild of Bob Brotchie a British paramedic who was on hand during the London bombings. He noticed that very few people carried emergency contact cards anymore but most people would have a cell phone. Mr. Brotchie's idea was to place a contact in your address book of your phone called "ICE" with the name and number of the person that you would want contacted if something were to happen to you. If there is more than one person to contact then store the additional numbers under ICE2, ICE3, and so on. If the cell phone belongs to a child the primary contact should be someone who can give consent for emergency medical treatment of a minor.

ICE - In Case of Emergency Sheriff Daugherty has made all Sheriff's Office employees aware of the program and instructed patrol officers to check cell phones for the "ICE" contact numbers in case of an emergency. Because cell phones could be damaged in a disaster or accident, have password protection and even lost or stolen, residents are advised to continue to carry a card of emergency contacts.

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Sheriff's Corner

SAFETY TIP
Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas: the Holidays are coming fast and the season for increased criminal activity will come with them. Don't be a victim. Take time to put safety first. Safeguard your personal information, lock up your valuables, secure your property and home and develop a healthy skepticism. Don't throw away sales receipts, credit card transactions or other information that may contain credit card and/or account numbers. Purchase a good paper shredder and use it.

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
Larry Stanley is the new Chief Deputy for the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office. Larry has over 30 years of experience with the Sheriff's Office. Having worked his way up through the ranks during his career, Larry is very knowledgeable with all aspects of the Sheriff's Office. Prior to his promotion, Larry was the Lieutenant of the West Lincoln area, or the Adam District. Please join me in congratulating Larry on his promotion. If you need to talk with Chief Deputy Larry Stanley, you can reach him at (704) 732-9050.

COMMUNITY AWARENESS
Property crime continues to be a problem in the county. Secure lawn and garden equipment in locked areas and don't leave them in your yards or carports. As a deterrent to crime, lighting is a good security measure to take. Install adequate lighting on your property especially around buildings and vehicles. Join or start a local Neighborhood Watch program and if there is not one in your neighborhood, consider starting one. Contact the Sheriff's Office at (704) 732-9050 for more information about Neighborhood Watches.