Any abandoned vehicle on your street. Windows or doors recently broken at a home or business. Anyone sitting in a parked car, especially at an unusual hour, outside a home or business. Invite local business people to block meetings and give them the opportunity to voice concerns and offer suggestions for improving the neighborhood security. As a member, your responsibility is to call the police and report what you've seen - NOT to take action yourself.
Neighbors become more alert to unusual or suspicious circumstances, individuals, or vehicles.
They call the police to report unusual activities, even if their suspicion proves unfounded. This proactive approach can reduce the risk of a neighbor becoming a victim. Police cannot fight crime they do not know about. When alert citizens keep them informed, the police are far more effective against crime - and citizens have better protection and safer neighborhoods. You'll be protecting your own home and your own safety.