Crime Spike Hits Neighborhood

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COLUMBUS, Ohio—Neighbors on one side of town have been on high alert after a recent spike in crime.

NBC 4 reported with the FAST FACTS.

Residents have been taking precautions after a rash of burglaries and thefts on the city’s Northeast Side.

Six crimes have occurred in CPD’s precinct 182 since Sunday, May 10. The precinct is bounded by Interstate 270 on the north, city limits to the west, Karl Road to the east and East Dublin-Granville Road to the south.

Click here for a precinct map.

Of those six crimes, two were attempted burglaries, one was a stolen vehicle and another was a theft from a vehicle.

Another was the burglary of James Ballows’ home.

Ballows said the burglars went through every room, door, dresser and closet.

Ballows and other residents said they’re locking windows and doors and watching for suspicious activity.

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Flag Comment Posted by GuitarMan on May 18, 2009 at 1:52 pm

This isn’t a spike it’s a continuance of an ongoing problem in this precinct. Ask the folks that live in the Continent Village. Car vandalism is a common occurence, I’ve seen at least 15 cars that have been broken into, mainly on late Friday to early Saturday mornings. With the Mayor cutting back on Police services I wouldn’t be surprised to see it get worse before it gets better.

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