By Phil Orlandella
First-hand information relating to Part 1 Crime will be reported by District A1 Boston Police at the next North End Public Safety meeting scheduled for Thursday, December 7 in the Nazzaro Community Center, 30 North Bennet Street.
Commanding Officer William Fong and his staff will update statistics from the month of November.
With the holiday season just around the corner, a time when many packages are delivered and start disappearing from unlocked building doorways and cars by Christmas grinches (thieves) who will snatch anything left within eye sight in the blink of an eye.
These culprits lurk through the neighborhood looking for easy targets left in plain sight and make them disappear faster than a speeding bullet, spoiling someone’s Christmas.
North End resident and NEWRA member David Marx will chair the meeting which will provide crime facts and figures, advise, and police will answer questions and take suggestions from residents and the business community.
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