Burglary Ring Apprehended by Police
The good news is that one very active crime gang has been stopped in its tracks, thanks to fine detective work by the San Diego Police Dept! A trio of burglary suspects accused of breaking into at least 26 homes in San Diego has been arrested, officials said.
The suspects are 48-year-old Charles Ray Henderson from Riverside County, 30-year-old Charelle Leann Brumfield from Los Angeles County, and 30-year-old Anthony Latroy Robinson, also from L.A. County. San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan says her office filed 38 felony counts against the three suspects They each face up to 37 years in prison.
Even though that gang has been put out of commission, it wouldn't hurt to continue to be vigilant, and Officer Briggs of the Northwestern Police Department offers a few suggestions here to help keep you and your belongings safe.
• Use an alarm system.
• Don't post about upcoming vacations on social media, until you are back home.
• Change up your daily routines.
• If someone knocks on your door, don’t open it, but let them know you’re home.
• Always lock your patio doors and side gates.
• If you see something suspicious on Nextdoor, send it to Officer Briggs via email:
jbriggs@pd.sandiego.gov
For more ideas and ways to stay protected, check out the flyer posted here a while back.
The good news is that one very active crime gang has been stopped in its tracks, thanks to fine detective work by the San Diego Police Dept! A trio of burglary suspects accused of breaking into at least 26 homes in San Diego has been arrested, officials said.
The suspects are 48-year-old Charles Ray Henderson from Riverside County, 30-year-old Charelle Leann Brumfield from Los Angeles County, and 30-year-old Anthony Latroy Robinson, also from L.A. County. San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan says her office filed 38 felony counts against the three suspects They each face up to 37 years in prison.
Even though that gang has been put out of commission, it wouldn't hurt to continue to be vigilant, and Officer Briggs of the Northwestern Police Department offers a few suggestions here to help keep you and your belongings safe.
• Use an alarm system.
• Don't post about upcoming vacations on social media, until you are back home.
• Change up your daily routines.
• If someone knocks on your door, don’t open it, but let them know you’re home.
• Always lock your patio doors and side gates.
• If you see something suspicious on Nextdoor, send it to Officer Briggs via email:
jbriggs@pd.sandiego.gov
For more ideas and ways to stay protected, check out the flyer posted here a while back.
The Future is Electric!
The City of San Diego will soon consider an ordinance to require all-electric new construction. Why would they do that?
It turns out that burning gas in our homes and workplaces is really bad – bad for your health, bad for your safety and bad for your wallet! Not to mention bad for the environment. We will need to swap out gas appliances for modern and safe electric ones in all our existing buildings over the coming decades. Let’s future-proof new buildings by constructing them with electric appliances, and stop creating more pollution.
Over 70 cities in California have already passed electric new construction ordinances, including Encinitas and Solana Beach. The City of San Diego will soon have an opportunity to implement this common sense measure.
Please consider going electric next time you need to replace a gas appliance. www.switchison.org has some great educational materials, including a lookup by zip code for incentives and contractors to help you out. Let’s electrify everything together!
Author Kelly Lyndon is an engineer who volunteers with the San Diego Building Electrification Coalition, a local coalition of over 30 organizations, advocating for clean and safe electric buildings. She and her family have lived in the San Diego region for nearly 30 years.
The City of San Diego will soon consider an ordinance to require all-electric new construction. Why would they do that?
It turns out that burning gas in our homes and workplaces is really bad – bad for your health, bad for your safety and bad for your wallet! Not to mention bad for the environment. We will need to swap out gas appliances for modern and safe electric ones in all our existing buildings over the coming decades. Let’s future-proof new buildings by constructing them with electric appliances, and stop creating more pollution.
Over 70 cities in California have already passed electric new construction ordinances, including Encinitas and Solana Beach. The City of San Diego will soon have an opportunity to implement this common sense measure.
Please consider going electric next time you need to replace a gas appliance. www.switchison.org has some great educational materials, including a lookup by zip code for incentives and contractors to help you out. Let’s electrify everything together!
Author Kelly Lyndon is an engineer who volunteers with the San Diego Building Electrification Coalition, a local coalition of over 30 organizations, advocating for clean and safe electric buildings. She and her family have lived in the San Diego region for nearly 30 years.
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SVTC Monthly Meeting Date: Thursday, October 19, 2023 Time: 7:00 pm Place: Google Meets To request a link to the meeting, or to submit any comments or questions, please contact us here. Agenda - check back later Our monthly meetings are usually accessible from the comfort of your own home. We discuss various ways to improve our neighborhood. At the next meeting we will be discussing the problem of the weeds overtaking the median on SVB. Good time to get involved and meet your elected City Representatives! The SVTC wants to hear from you! Drop us a line with suggestions or pictures of Sorrento Valley! |
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San Diego Humane Society Special Adoption Event! Join NextDoor Here Senior Center Community Recreation Center Lopez Ridge Recreation Center Mira Mesa Parks and Recreation Council Hot off the press!
The San Diego Reader recently published a collection of stories and headlines from their archives all having to do with Sorrento Valley. For a peek into the past, click here to see these clips from stories dating back as far as 1993. |
Over 2.1 million people have learned to STOP THE BLEED
You can too! The American College of Surgeons STOP THE BLEED® program has prepared over 2.1 million people worldwide on how to stop bleeding in a severely injured person.
You can too! The American College of Surgeons STOP THE BLEED® program has prepared over 2.1 million people worldwide on how to stop bleeding in a severely injured person.
EDITOR'S NOTE
Residents Name Neighborhoods - by Susan Carolin, SVTC Vice President and Director of Communications
You and your neighbors know the name of their neighborhood and may even relish belonging to it for any number of reasons, be it for its natural beauty, their neighbors, or just because it’s where they’ve made their home. You may say your neighborhood name with a sense of pride, and even feel pity for non-residents who are confused and ask “Where am I?” (Click here to continue reading)
You and your neighbors know the name of their neighborhood and may even relish belonging to it for any number of reasons, be it for its natural beauty, their neighbors, or just because it’s where they’ve made their home. You may say your neighborhood name with a sense of pride, and even feel pity for non-residents who are confused and ask “Where am I?” (Click here to continue reading)
Sounding the alarm for species at risk, one photograph at a time
The National Geographic Photo Ark is using the power of photography to inspire people to help save species at risk before it’s too late. Photo Ark founder Joel Sartore has photographed more than 9,000 species around the world as part of a multiyear effort to document every species living in zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, inspire action through education, and help save wildlife by supporting on-the-ground conservation efforts. Beautiful photos - check them out!
The National Geographic Photo Ark is using the power of photography to inspire people to help save species at risk before it’s too late. Photo Ark founder Joel Sartore has photographed more than 9,000 species around the world as part of a multiyear effort to document every species living in zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, inspire action through education, and help save wildlife by supporting on-the-ground conservation efforts. Beautiful photos - check them out!
Bird's eye view soaring over Pacific Ridge, Sorrento Valley - go Full Screen for the full effect, and be blown away by the beauty of it all!
Shot by Sorrento Valley resident photographer, Brendan Michael Carolin
Shot by Sorrento Valley resident photographer, Brendan Michael Carolin
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New Way to Connect with Neighbors! NEXTDOOR SORRENTO VALLEY
Join this S.D. Police Dept.-sponsored neighborhood group to share ideas, concerns or needs with your neighbors. Click on this link to join Nextdoor Sorrento Valley: nextdoor.com/ |
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