On the Security Scene

Property Damage

On Thursday, February 12, Landings Security received a report about someone driving on the Athletic Fields at The Landings Association. The complainant advised that, upon his arrival, he thought he had witnessed a vehicle on the field, but he was not entirely sure until he turned on the lights and saw tire marks on field. He was able to provide a description of the vehicle and a partial license plate to the responding Security Officer. The vehicle was located at The Deck at Franklin Creek, and the driver was identified as a permanent guest of a resident. Chatham County Police Department (CCPD) was contacted and completed a damage to property report. The sponsoring resident was advised of the incident.

Trespass

On Friday, February 13, Landings Security responded to a residence on Canticle Lane for a report of trespassing. The homeowner advised that an individual known to her had arrived at her home, but he was not authorized to be there. The individual stated he had parked at Publix and walked into the community before someone on a golf cart gave him a ride to the residence. Security and the homeowner asked the individual several times to leave before he finally agreed to allow Security to take him to his vehicle. The individual then drove over to the BP station and returned to Publix, so the responding Officer contacted CCPD. CCPD arrested the individual for driving while intoxicated and issued a criminal trespass notice for the Landings property.

Vandalism

On Monday, February 16, Landings Security was notified by a Public Works employee that she found some graffiti on the wall in the men’s bathroom at Delegal Creek Marina when she was performing her routine checks at approximately 5:30 a.m. When Security performed their routine checks of the facility at approximately 11:30 p.m. the previous evening, there was no graffiti. The suspect is unknown.

 

Juvenile-Related Incident On Saturday, February 14, Landings Security responded to Bluff Oak Retreat for a report of two juveniles shooting what appeared to be airsoft guns at two other juveniles who were fishing in the lagoon behind a residence. Security spoke with the parents of the juveniles who advised that they had Nerf and Orbeez Blaster toy guns. Both parties involved completed statements forms about the incident and agreed to handle the issue among themselves.

 

Traffic Safety Update

The Guardian Pro Camera has been deployed on Bartram Road near Wickersham Drive. From February 11 to 17, there were 39 violations. The highest recorded speed was 55 MPH.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TLA Rules and Regulations Enforcement (sans Guardian Pro)

• Four residents and guests were cited for overnight parking on the street.
• One resident was cited for having a boat on property overnight.
• Three residents and guests were cited for parking on an unpaved surface.
• Three residents were cited for having a trailer on property overnight.
• One resident was cited for unlicensed driving of a golf cart.
• One resident was cited for parking on an unpaved surface and having multiple trailers on property overnight.