Last week, we have several suspicious vehicles parked on property, on both sides of the subdivision.\u00a0 In one case, a man was sleeping in his car on the West side, backed in, and no plate displayed. So, we called the Police to come check him out. It is not the first time someone has been sleeping in a car in one of our visitor lots.\u00a0 In other cases, they had drugs with them and were arrested. This last case, he was contacted by PD and was supposedly visiting someone here.<\/p>\n
More recently, there was a car parked on the East side, occupied 4 times, and they were also backed in. I tend to notice backed in cars more, especially when there is no front plate or registration visible. It was rather obvious that these 4 young men were smoking weed, the smell kinda gave it away. They appeared to be high school age and I did call the Police to check them out. They left shortly before the officer arrived but I did get them a description of the vehicle and occupants.<\/p>\n
I am advising our residents of this issue because our 22 acre\u00a0subdivision is private property and some folks who do not reside here use it sell or use drugs, drop off stolen cars and have sex in cars.\u00a0 Since we are off the main city streets, they think they are invisible here.\u00a0If you see someone wandering around property or a vehicle that just does not look right, please call GPPD on the non-emergency number, 972-237-8790 and report any suspicious activity. I have requested GPPD to increase patrols through the property.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Last week, we have several suspicious vehicles parked on property, on both sides of the subdivision.\u00a0 In one case, a man was sleeping in his car on the West side, backed in, and no plate displayed. So, we called the Police to come check him out. It is not the first time someone has been..<\/p>\n