Anderson County Sheriff's Office: Twin Lakes
Anderson County Sheriff's Office: Twin Lakes
Anderson County Sheriff's Office: Twin Lakes
Sheriff’s Office
Twin Lakes
There were a total of 1811 offenses reported across Anderson County between October 1 and October 31, 2010.
370 offenses were reported in Region 1.
67 offenses were reported within a 2 mile radius of Twin Lakes. This represents 4% of all offenses reported
throughout the county in October 2010.
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If You’re Traveling . . .
◗ Set an automatic timer for your lights.
◗ Ask your neighbor to watch your home, shovel the walks, pick up newspapers, collect
mail, and park in the driveway from time to time.
◗ Be sure to hide any gifts that may be left in the house while you’re gone.
If You’re Out for the Evening . . .
◗ Turn on lights and a radio or the TV so that it appears that someone is home.
◗ Lock all doors and windows while you’re out, even if you’ll be gone for just a few minutes.
◗ Do not place packages or gifts near windows or in other high-visibility sites.
If You’re Shopping . . .
◗ Don’t let your guard down just because you are rushing.
◗ Stay alert and be aware of everything around you at all times.
◗ Park in well-lighted spaces and as close to the store as possible, lock your car doors,
and hide packages in the trunk or under the seats.
◗ Do not carry large amounts of cash; pay with a check or credit card if possible.
◗ Make sure that you do not carry all your packages at the same time.
◗ Carry your purse close to your body, not dangling by the straps. Put a wallet in an
inside coat or front pants pocket.
◗ If you take your children shopping, teach them to go to a police officer or a store
security guard if they get separated or get lost.
If a Stranger Comes to the Door . . .
◗ Stay alert to suspicious-looking couriers delivering packages to you or your neighbors.
◗ Many con artists take advantage of holiday generosity by going door-to-door. Ask for
identification and get specifics to how and where the donations will be spent/used.
◗ If you feel uncomfortable, just say “no thank you” and shut the door.
If You’re at Home . . .
◗ Turn on outside lights to deter burglars.
◗ Report any suspicious behavior to the police or local community watch groups.
◗ Make sure your homeowners (or renters) insurance is up-to-date and everything is
inventoried properly.