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    ‘Tis the porch pirate season, but Hudson County communities are fighting back – NJ.com - December 5, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

    HOBOKEN A utility truck pulled up to a busy Hoboken thoroughfare, turned on the hazards and, while the driver stayed put, another man began lobbing packages hed stolen from peoples porches into the back of the truck.

    It was within 30 to 60 seconds, Hoboken Detective William Collins said at police headquarters last week. People look out their windows and think, Oh, its just someone working. Nothing wrong here. In that case, we were lucky enough to get the plate and find the driver who later confessed.

    Collins said most package thefts ordinarily dont happen that way. The usual MO of package thieves, sometimes referred to as porch pirates, is on foot, which presents an added challenge to the authorities. Now that the holiday season is underway considered peak time for such thefts police departments throughout Hudson County are gearing up to deter people from swiping packages from porches and foyers, and catch the ones that do.

    This year, Jersey City, Hoboken, and Kearny have partnered with Amazon as part of an initiative to catch would-be burglars. As part of the program, the city sets up fake Amazon boxes equipped with GPS units and surveillance cameras outside of houses and apartment buildings that have experienced multiple thefts.

    Its a crime of opportunity. When someones walking down the street with a package under their arm, or riding a bike, neither police officers nor civilians know that what theyre holding are proceeds of a theft, Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante told The Jersey Journal. We have over 28,000 addresses in Hoboken alone, is a combination of residential and business. Thats 220 intersections. Even if we put a watch at all of the intersections, we would still have package thefts inside our multi-dwelling buildings. So, its very, very tough.

    According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, retail e-commerce sales saw a 13.3 percent surge from the second quarter of 2018 to the second quarter of 2019. Per global data platform, Statista, as generations skew younger more and more shoppers prefer to stay at home and whittle away their shopping lists one click at a time.

    Playing defense

    This holiday season Kearny, Jersey City, and Hoboken are taking part in the Amazon initiative.

    We were first on the East Coast to implement this type of package theft sting (in 2018), and were proud to serve as a model for other areas now implementing similar strategies to combat the issue, Jersey City spokeswoman Kimberly Wallace-Scalcione said. The goal of the program is not just to catch the thieves, but more to deter these crimes altogether.

    The boxes are provided free of charge from Amazon.

    Wallace-Scalcione estimated that between 400 and 500 package thefts took place in Jersey City in 2018, per information provided by Amazon.

    Eight minutes after we dropped the first bait package (last year), it was picked up, she said.

    In addition to decoys, officials in Hoboken and Kearny said they are providing Ring doorbells to homeowners that are likely to be targeted.

    California-based company Ring connects its video doorbell to the residents home Wi-Fi network and sends real-time notifications to their mobile device when someone arrives at their door.

    A 2018 pilot program which included the donation of over 500 Ring doorbells to two Newark neighborhoods saw burglaries reduced by more than 50 percent from April through July in comparison with the same span of time in 2017, according to a company announcement.

    Wallace-Scalcione added that although some areas get hit more than others, no one is immune to these thefts. Even Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop fell victim to a package thief prior to his wifes baby shower in December 2018.

    Hoboken had 192 package thefts reported in 2018 and 107 so far in 2019.

    We have designated areas where we want to concentrate whether it be the steps of a home or inside of a building where well have surveillance set up, said Collins. The owners of the buildings are aware of it.

    Kearny Sgt. Michael Gonzalez said when heard about Jersey Citys success with the anti-theft program, preparations began in his city as well.

    We usually have a patrol monitoring these types of incidents, but were going to give this program a try, said Gonzalez. I wouldnt say its a huge issue here, but like any other town you see a spike during the holidays. I know its clich, but I think we should still adhere to the see something, say something rule. If you see someone lurking around, report it and well get a car to the area.

    Officials in North Bergen and Union City said they are also providing residents with Ring doorbell systems.

    "Since Jan. 1, we have only had 19 incidents of packages stolen, which is significantly low for an urban community, said North Bergen Police Chief Robert Dowd, who noted that 15 of those ended in arrests. However, we always want to improve these numbers.

    North Bergen had a total of 45 package thefts in 2018.

    In Union City, spokesperson Erin Knoedler noted that Mayor Brian Stack hosts over a hundred community meetings throughout the year wherein they advise residents to reports any suspicious activity.

    We have a multi-pronged approach, said Knoedler. We believe the main thing is to educate the public.

    What you can do

    Bayonne police Lt. Eric Amato has some suggestions for residents as well.

    People should try to schedule the delivery for when theyll be home, if possible, or indicate if there is someplace the delivery can be made where it is not easily visible, possibly in a shed or yard, said Amato, who noted that Bayonne had 94 package thefts in 2018 and slightly more than 50 this year. Amazon has pick-up locations and also offer a hub locker, where once the item is delivered an e-mail is sent with a code so the customer can retrieve it.

    In West New York, which had 14 package thefts in December 2018 alone, Director Mark Flores agreed that arranging to have packages delivered where the customer knows a person will be can make a big difference.

    Flores noted that residents could arrange to have the package left with a neighbor. Our patrol units and walking officers will [also] be extra vigilant in monitoring suspicious activity, he added.

    Police departments also suggest that residents require a signature when they make an order online and additionally, consider having packages delivered to their workplace.

    A non-violent crime

    Considering package thefts fall under the non-violent crime category, Ferrante said porch pirates can strike with alarming frequency, even after they are caught.

    We have law enforcement apprehending these individuals but then (because of the type of crime) theyre on the block the following day, Ferrante said, who noted that when an address is victimized that location is 50 percent more likely to be re-burglarized the following day. Victims dont always have the patience we do."

    Ferrante pointed to an arrest his department made in January of 33-year-old David Diaz.

    Diaz, a serial package thief, was charged in January with stealing packages from residential buildings on four occasions in one month, according to court records. Two of the thefts were three days apart.

    One last big thing we try to educate people on has to do with condo buildings, said Collins. When residents pull out of garages, especially in the morning when theyre leaving for work, theyre a block or two away before the door starts coming back down.

    "It doesnt come down for at least a minute or two, which can then present an opportunity.

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    A man is seen in a screen grab from a Ring doorbell video stealing a package from outside a home on Mallory Avenue in Jersey City.

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    Police putting ‘bait packages’ on porches in Wooster and Wayne County – WKYC.com - November 23, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

    WOOSTER, Ohio Some of the packages you see on porches this holiday season may be bugged.

    GPS tracker units in them. Were going to have them staged throughout various areas throughout the county, said Senior Agent Jason Waddell, Medway Drug Enforcement Agency.

    The boxes will be around Wooster and throughout Wayne County.

    Well just monitor the activity, Waddell said. When these things start moving, well know right away.

    Homeowners have used everything from glitter bombs to cat feces to technology to try to deter the bad guys in recent years.

    RELATED: Former NASA engineer fights porch pirates with glitter bomb package trap

    But GPS holds unique promise in the county, where stolen items have been traded for drugs. If they can be tracked, more than one crime may be solved.

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    People are out stealing packages, hoping to get something that will help support their habit, Waddell said. If we know the people, we might want to wait and see where they deliver our package to.

    He said it could ultimately lead to a search warrant in a known drug house.

    Homeowners will volunteer their porches for the program. Everything from TVs to clothing will have the GPS devices in them and come in boxes that look reputable.

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    Second porch pirate arrested after recent package thefts, deputies say – WYFF4 Greenville - November 23, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Two women wanted in connection with a string of package thefts in Greenville County have been arrested.Angelia Michelle Wardlaw, 42, has been charged with five counts of petit larceny, second-degree burglary and criminal conspiracy. Wardlaw was arrested on an outstanding grand larceny warrant from an October crime.Investigators arrested the second suspect, Holly Lundie, Saturday afternoon. She has been charged with five counts of petit larceny, one count of second-degree burglary, one count of criminal conspiracy, and one count of grand larceny, unrelated to the porch thefts.The package thefts happened last week. A doorbell camera caught two women snatching just-delivered boxes in Simpsonville.Kristy Chasse uploaded the video Tuesday to ulocal after she reported the theft to the Greenville County Sheriff's Office.AdvertisementShe said the theft happened about 2:15 p.m., within four minutes of when a UPS driver dropped the boxes off on her porch in the Twin Creeks neighborhood near Five Forks in Simpsonville.The Ring video shows a woman getting out of a blue Ford Taurus driven by another woman.The woman opens the trunk of the car, runs up to the porch, takes a box marked from Kohl's, runs back to the car and tries to fit it into the trunk.The woman then runs back to the porch, grabs another box, returns to the car and puts the box in the back seat.She then grabs the box out of the trunk and puts that in the second seat before getting into the vehicle and driving off.Lt. Ryan Flood, with the Greenville County Sheriff's Office, confirmed the report and said a "be on the lookout" alert was issued on the vehicle and the women to Upstate law enforcement."I am a single mom and these were Christmas gifts, Chasse said in her uLocal post.Flood said investigators believe the women are responsible for stealing packages from at least five different homes in Greenville County.Flood said the incidents happened between noon and 3 p.m. Nov. 19 on William Seth Court, Mercer Drive and Roper Mountain Road.

    Two women wanted in connection with a string of package thefts in Greenville County have been arrested.

    Greenville County Sheriff's Office

    Angelia Michelle Wardlaw, 42, has been charged with five counts of petit larceny, second-degree burglary and criminal conspiracy. Wardlaw was arrested on an outstanding grand larceny warrant from an October crime.

    Investigators arrested the second suspect, Holly Lundie, Saturday afternoon. She has been charged with five counts of petit larceny, one count of second-degree burglary, one count of criminal conspiracy, and one count of grand larceny, unrelated to the porch thefts.

    Greenville County Sheriff's Office

    Greenville Co. Sheriff's Office

    The package thefts happened last week. A doorbell camera caught two women snatching just-delivered boxes in Simpsonville.

    Kristy Chasse uploaded the video Tuesday to ulocal after she reported the theft to the Greenville County Sheriff's Office.

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    She said the theft happened about 2:15 p.m., within four minutes of when a UPS driver dropped the boxes off on her porch in the Twin Creeks neighborhood near Five Forks in Simpsonville.

    The Ring video shows a woman getting out of a blue Ford Taurus driven by another woman.

    The woman opens the trunk of the car, runs up to the porch, takes a box marked from Kohl's, runs back to the car and tries to fit it into the trunk.

    The woman then runs back to the porch, grabs another box, returns to the car and puts the box in the back seat.

    She then grabs the box out of the trunk and puts that in the second seat before getting into the vehicle and driving off.

    Lt. Ryan Flood, with the Greenville County Sheriff's Office, confirmed the report and said a "be on the lookout" alert was issued on the vehicle and the women to Upstate law enforcement.

    "I am a single mom and these were Christmas gifts, Chasse said in her uLocal post.

    Flood said investigators believe the women are responsible for stealing packages from at least five different homes in Greenville County.

    Flood said the incidents happened between noon and 3 p.m. Nov. 19 on William Seth Court, Mercer Drive and Roper Mountain Road.

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    How to prevent porch pirates getting your gifts this holiday season – Wink News - November 23, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

    WINK NEWS

    With the holidays approaching, its a wonderful time of year for gathering in good cheer with friends and family. Its also a perfect time for porch pirates to swipe packages meant for loved ones off peoples doorsteps.

    With the likelihood that many people are expecting packages as the holidays approach, there are steps people can follow to avoid gifts coming in the mail from falling into the wrong hands.

    We will be ordering stuff for holiday gifts, so we will have quite a few things being dropped off, Joann Mailhott said.

    Mailhott said she expects even more deliveries than the 20 packages she gets every month, and she wants to ensure each and every item that arrives to her home ends up inside it.

    If I realize its the UPS or the mail carrier, then, I know I am good, Mailhott said, And I know I have to get out there and retrieve my package.

    Statistically, 26 million Americans have fallen victim in their lifetime.

    Charlotte County Sheriffs Office has a few recommendations:

    These days, you dont know whats going to happen, said Roberto Loiacono in Harbor Heights. So I think security cameras are a good deterrent and detection.

    Smart home cameras seem to be a trend. Researchers predict the number of homeowners installing these types of systems will triple by 2023.

    A homeowners best bet is to schedule packages to be delivered when they are home. And its recommended that neighbors help neighbors.

    If someone steals a package from a porch or suspicious activity is witnessed, its recommended to contact local law enforcement and report it.

    Just look out for one another always, Mailhott said. That is what we are here to do.

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    Prevent porch pirate thefts by shipping your holiday packages to a Westminster brewery – FOX 31 Denver - November 23, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    WESTMINSTER, Colo. -- A brewery in Westminster is accepting holiday packages in an effort to stem thefts from porch pirates.

    Chris Miser is the owner of Frolic Brewing Company.

    He is encouraging people to ship their packages to the brewery's facility on Zuni Street near West 128th Avenue.

    Miser has a large space currently under renovation where he is offering to store packages for free until people can pick them up after work.

    "We live in a nice community area and we wanted to be a community brew pub, and I thought itd be a nice idea to support the community by preventing porch pirates," Miser said.

    According to a recent study by Digital Third Coast, a Chicago-based marketing agency, 36 percent of Americans have dealt with a package theft over the past year. That figure is up from 31 percent in 2017.

    Ninety-two percent of consumers expect to get at least one online order stolen this holiday season.

    "Since we posted it on social media, we've had numerous people write in and say, 'This is a great idea, we just had something stolen yesterday,'" Miser said.

    Frolic Brewing is located at 12910 Zuni St., Suite 1300, Westminster, CO 80234. Be sure to include your name so the brewery can write you on Facebook when your package arrives.

    If you don't want to drive to a brewery in Westminster, Amazon is also continuing its Amazon Locker service. These are locations, often in 7-Elevens, where you can have your package sent and stored in a secure locker until you can pick it up.

    There are several Amazon Locker sites throughout the Denver metro area.

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    Man with gun tries to rob woman sitting on her porch near MoBot – KSDK.com - November 23, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

    ST. LOUIS An investigation is underway after a man tried to rob a woman at gunpoint woman in St. Louis Southwest Garden neighborhood Thursday night.

    Officers responded to the 2000 block of Alfred Avenue around 8:50 p.m. where a 30-year-old woman said she was on the porch of her home when a man with a gun came up to her and demanded her keys.

    The woman started to yell for help and a struggle start between the two. The woman threw her keys into nearby bushes. When the man was unable to find the keys, he ran from the scene.

    The woman was not injured.

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    Deputies: Suspected ‘porch pirate’ caught on cam stealing Christmas presents wanted in at least 4 other thefts – FOX Carolina - November 23, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    Holiday shopping on the rise, porch pirates may be looking to steal – KJCT8.com - November 23, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

    GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT News)-- With the holidays quickly approaching, its a hot time for getting those special gifts online. But just when you think your order is on your doorstep- someone else may have gotten to it first.

    We see an increase in people that are calling to report theft, says Heidi Davidson with GJPD.

    Commonly referred to as porch pirates, they seem to be in almost every neighborhood.

    Oh its happened here multiple times, yes absolutely. I definitely feel as if theyre posted out inside of their car watching the mail van, says Joshua Stebbins who says hes had packages stolen.

    According to a recent study 11 million homeowners have had a package stolen in the last year. 74% of packages are stolen from homes during the day while people are at work. But there are some ways to avoid this.

    Sometimes you can reach out to a distributor and ask if you can maybe pick up the package. Some employers may allow you to have packages delivered to work if youre not going to be available to be home to sign for them, says Davidson.

    Many folks say theyve already made the switch to video doorbells or lock boxes. I havent had anything stolen since but I also have told FedEx and UPS to put packages on the other side of a fence, says resident Scott Rickard.

    Before you assume your mail is stolen, it's best to check with your local post office to make sure your package isn't delayed or hasn't been dropped off for another reason.

    But if it is in fact stolen, report the crime to local law enforcement immediately. We want to know where its happening, we want to know when its happening and we want to keep track of criminal activity thats occurring in neighborhoods in our city, says Davidson.

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    Sharp-eyed neighbor prevents package theft from nearby porch – Villages-News - November 23, 2019 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Emanuel Roman

    A sharp-eyed Fruitland Park woman stopped a crime in progress Saturday afternoon as she confronted two men stealing packages from her neighbors porch.

    She witnessed an older model white Ford Explorer drop off two men in front of the neighbors house directly across the street from her home on Eagles Nest Road. The Explorer drove away after the men got out. She saw the two men walk onto the front porch of the neighbors house and pick up two packages.

    She confronted the two men as they walked down her neighbors driveway carrying the packages. She asked the men what they were doing and they claimed they lived there.

    She is a close friend of her neighbor and knew they were lying. She told them she would be calling the police. The man holding the two packages, later identified as 18-year-old Emanuel Roman of Fruitland Park, dropped them. Both men fled on foot.

    Lake County sheriffs deputies responded to the scene where they immediately began a search for the two men and the white Ford Explorer.

    A Fruitland Park police officer had already stopped the white Ford Explorer and questioned the driver. She said that she had been contacted by Roman, her Hungry Howies co-worker. He told her he needed a ride so she picked him along with the another man. She took them to the Eagles Nest Road address. She told the officers she did not know the other man.

    A deputy contacted the Hungry Howies manager who told him the suspect had just arrived at work. The manger told Roman to wait for the law enforcement to arrive, but Roman ran from the pizzeria.

    Roman was apprehended after a seach by law enforcement and informed he had been captured on surveillance during the porch package theft.

    Did I look good on camera? he asked.

    Roman did not identify the man who accompanied him on the heist.

    Roman is facing charges of burglary, theft and resisting arrest without violence. He was booked at the Lake County Jail and released after posting $7,000 bond.

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