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Glendale police have distributed a crime alert to residents, after reports of daytime thefts and burglaries in the past few weeks.

An e-mail blast was distributed by Police Chief Dave Warman on Monday, June 4:

�The Village of Glendale has experienced a rash of brazen daytime thefts and burglaries throughout the month of May.

�Many of the thefts and burglaries have occurred while the homeowners were at home.

�While conducting two of our investigations we were able to locate photographs of three of the subjects responsible for at least two of our burglaries.

�We suspect that the three involved are not working together, though both were daytime burglaries. As of today we have not been able to identify the subjects in question.

�At this time I�m requesting the help of the entire village. We need all residents to report any suspicious activity in your neighbors.

�If a vehicle drives up and down your street and then pulls into your neighbor�s driveway and you do not recognize them, please call 911.

�If you notice a stranger go up to your neighbor�s house and he knocks on the door and no one answers and then he goes to the rear of their house, please call 911.

�We are asking that you try and get a license plate, vehicle make and color or the best description of the subject that you can.

�Please do not confront these people, allow us to respond and handle them.

�Again I�m asking all residents to travel back in time, a time when we all looked out for each other.

�Please be that extra pair of eyes we need and help us arrest those responsible for these crimes.

�I can assure everyone that Glendale remains one of the safest communities in Hamilton County.

�Your Glendale Police Department is doing everything possible to prevent and solve these crimes.�

Several photos, taken from surveillance cameras, were distributed with the email alert.

Warman said later that he hopes someone will recognize the people in the photos and contact police.

The Glendale Police Department�s non-emergency phone number is 771-7645.

Chief Warman also can be contacted directly at 678-1016.

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