Spike in shots fired for the first half of June

Reports of shots fired in Alhambra were higher in the first two weeks of June than any similar period of time so far in 2012. Between June 1-16, there were nine reports, two of which occurred within a two-block area just off of Mission Road. The interactive map below shows all cases of reported shots fired in Alhambra between June 1-16. The one below it shows all major reported crimes in Alhambra between June 1-16. Click on an icon for more details.

The map tracks all major crimes reported and traffic accidents between June 1-16, according to Alhambra Police Department records. If you witness or are victim to a crime, you can make a report through the Alhambra Police Department Citizen Online Reporting system or by calling 626-300-1529. For general information or to report a non-emergency situation call 626-570-5151.
阿罕布拉警局記錄表示,此地圖記錄和跟蹤犯罪舉報和交通意外。如果您是目擊者或者受害人,您可以通過 阿罕布拉警局市民網上舉報系統 舉報或者致電 626-300-1529。了解詳情或非緊急情況舉報請撥打626-570-5151.
El mapa refleja los delitos denunciados y los accidentes de tránsito, según datos del Departamento de Policía de Alhambra. Si usted es testigo de un delito, puede denunciarlo a través del sistema de denuncia por internet para ciudadanos del Departamento de Policía de Alhambra (Police Department Citizen Online Reporting system) o llamando al 626-300-1529. Para obtener información general o dar parte de una situación que no es una emergencia puede llamar al 626-570-5151.
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Comments
Post a commentCarlos, are your hit and run stats about no license/ intoxicated in Alhambra or generally? And what is your source? Good questions -- thanks
Do any of you think it is a correlation of AB-109 early release of parolees? Many if not most of the "LOW LEVEL-NON VIOLENT" parolees are the ones shooting it out with cops.
What should also be a concern for Alhambra residents are the amount of HIT AND RUNS. 1 out of 3 have no license and 1 out of 4 are intoxicated. In Los Angeles LAPD stats are being broken down by Auto VS Auto / Auto VS Pedestrian & now Auto VS Cyclist.
ROBBERIES in the area are also high.
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