Did you know?Olde North Columbus was heavily traveled by the Wyandotte and other historic Indian tribes that lived on both sides of the Olentangy flood plain in the 1800's.
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ATM machines have become the target of criminal opportunities such as robberies, purse thefts and other personal crimes. The following is a list of suggestions to help reduce your vulnerabilities and criminal opportunities. - Always be aware, alert and prepared to act when visiting an ATM machine.
- If possible, do not use an outside machine.
- If you use an outside machine, use one that is well list and visible.
- Try to to visit a machine alone. There is safety in numbers.
- Don't just walk up to a machine, look around for suspicious cars or persons.
- Don't flash cash.
- Cover your PIN number so on one can read them.
- Don't leave receipts lying around, take them with you.
- Trust your instincts. If you feel something is wrong, go to another machine.
- In most cases a drive up machine is safest. If there is any sign of trouble, drive off.
- Know your neighborhood. Look for an inside or drive-up machine in a sae, well lit, visible area.
For further information call the Columbus Division of Police, Crime Prevention Unit at 645 4610.
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Useful NumbersCode Enforcement Joel Cash
CPD Liaison Officer Officer Ken Ramos (3rd precinct: Arcadia to Lane, all of Clintonville) 645-1403 Officer Steve Smith (4th precinct: all of campus, part of Short North)
645-1404 Non-Emergency Police Number 645-4545
311-Connect 645-3111 Neighborhood LiaisonIsom Nivins 645-7510 More Numbers
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