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Yarmouth Police investigate recent town-wide break-ins

12/02/09 · 5:12 pm :: posted by editor     

Yarmouth Police investigate recent town-wide break-ins

Cars, homes and businesses have been broken into over the past three days

YARMOUTH - During the past three days the Yarmouth Police Department has investigated a broad range of residential, commercial and motor vehicle break-ins town-wide.

Yarmouth Police warn property owners to fully secure their properties and report any suspicious activity immediately by dialing 911.

Monday, November 30, 2009

  • 7:07 a.m. - Attempted commercial break-in at CVS Pharmacy on Route 28 in South Yarmouth
  • 08:06 a.m. - Residential burglary on Joanna Drive in South Yarmouth
  • 01: 26 p.m.  - Residential burglary on Great Western Road in South Yarmouth
  • 02:22  p.m. - Residential burglary at the Bass River Trailer Park in South Yarmouth  
  • 06:43 p.m. - Residential burglary on Captain Wright Road in South Yarmouth
  • 07:14 p.m. - Breaking and entering motor vehicle on Knowland Drive in Yarmouth Port
  • 11:57 p.m. - Commercial break in at Price Point on Route 28 in West Yarmouth

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

  • 12:25 a.m. - Breaking and entering motor vehicle on North Road in West Yarmouth
  • 01:49 a.m. - Breaking and entering motor vehicle on North Road in West Yarmouth
  • 07:00 a.m. - Commercial break-in at the Station Avenue Convenience Store on Station Avenue in South Yarmouth
  • 11:33 a.m. - Residential Burglary on Pleasant Street in South Yarmouth
  • 12:30 p.m. - Grand larceny at Blockbuster Video on Route 28 in South Yarmouth
  • 02:21 p.m. - Commercial break-in at Cape Cod Fence on Route 28 in South Yarmouth
  • 10:39 p.m. - Commercial break-in at the Yarmouth Port Village Store on Route 6A in Yarmouth Port

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

  • 09:54 a.m. - Residential burglary on Courtland Way in West Yarmouth
  • 01:20 p.m. - Breaking and entering motor vehicle on Blue Road Road in South Yarmouth
  • 01:52 p.m. - Residential burglary on Station Avenue in South Yarmouth

Release courtesy of the Yarmouth Police Department.

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12/02/09 @ 7:17 pm
legalizeit [Member] writes:
I blame it on Oxycontin
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12/02/09 @ 8:45 pm
wishinguwell [Member] writes:
You can thank the methadone clinic too!
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12/03/09 @ 8:51 am
The Yarmouth Taxpayer [Member] writes:
The time has come for YPD to go to the 4 on 2 work shifts to increase the patrols on each shift.
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12/03/09 @ 8:58 am
Jonathan [Member] writes:
"Grand Larceny- Blockbuster Video-12:30 PM"
inside job?
Romor has it that store is going out of business in the next few weeks.
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12/03/09 @ 2:29 pm
Ted from Hyannis Port [Member] writes:
If that's just one guy, he's taking a very long lunch hour.
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12/03/09 @ 3:35 pm
sandyneck [Member] writes:
Well Yarmouth Taxpayer, why don't you visit the Police Chief and share your expertise on the matter.
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12/03/09 @ 10:27 pm
vic [Member] writes:
The Yarmouth Taxpayer seems very bitter towards the YPD. Is it because he is a '"wanna-be that couldn't be" years ago and couldn't get on the force? And this was back in the days when they would take anyone!! Too much of a dork even for the old days, I guess.
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12/04/09 @ 1:35 am
selkiegirl [Member] writes:
Expect to see more of these as the holiday season descends upon us... repetition will get them caught. Only a matter of time. I hope they post the thieves on the weekly top 40 when they DO get caught.
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12/04/09 @ 7:40 am
The Yarmouth Taxpayer [Member] writes:
Vic: It seems you are a know it all. I left the department because it was interfering with my full time job. I was only a reserve officer. Now about your claim about being bitter? In no way am I bitter towards the YPD. I have no axe to grind, as you would say.
I speak as a Taxpayer, a conservative one. Now when I make a statement like going to the 4 on 2 work shifts I do my homework first. Yes, samndyneck, I have talked to the Chief, and the Deputy Chief. I have know them for many many years. I have talked to some of the retired Chiefs and other members of the department who are now retired.

Vic and sandyneck; Can you know it alls answer a question that the Taxpayers should know the answer to. Why were the 4 on 2 work shifts looked at during the 2006 Police Department Study and the results of this were kept out of the Police Study? Mmmm?
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12/04/09 @ 10:07 am
sandyneck [Member] writes:
Well what did the Chiefs tell you about your proposal?
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12/04/09 @ 9:08 pm
vic [Member] writes:
That wasn't the hardware store job that you got fired from was it? Like I said,"wanna be that couldn't be". I don't see you criticizing your son's state pd job. Talk about fat that could be trimmed. By the way, have you two spoken to each other lately?
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