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"We Watch Out For Each Other"

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Hidden Camera Found

​Highlands Neighbor Finds Camera in Bushes
 

July 8, 2024: Shown here is a photo of what is suspected to be a small camera recently discovered in shrubbery by a homeowner in the 1600 block of Oakwood in The Highlands.  Arcadia Police Department  has been notified and is now involved.  It is possible this is a "stake-out" of a home or homes in the Highlands in order to learn the comings and goings of  residents in the Highlands for the purposes of learning when the residents are not at home thereby facilitating home burglaries.
You can learn more about these hidden cameras below:  

Neighborhood Watch Takes Action

Man Living In His Car Gets Towed

May 1, 2024: After repeated calls from the Neighborhood Watch on the 1100 block of Highland Oaks, the Arcadia Police Department investigated a man (white, mid 30's, dark hair) living in his car near the intersection on Highland Oaks Drive and Sycamore.  Residents reported that the man would often yell from inside his car and undress in there as well.  When police investigated the situation, they discovered his license plate tags had been expired since 2022.  His car was towed and he has not been seen in the area since. 

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No Camping In Arcadia

Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Sleeping Outdoors in Homelessness Case

June 28, 2024: The Supreme Court on Friday upheld an Oregon city’s ban on homeless residents sleeping outdoors, a decision likely to reverberate far beyond the West Coast as cities across the country grapple with a growing homelessness crisis.  How this will directly affect Arcadia's No Camping law still needs to be seen, but proponents are optimistic. You can read the New York Times article here.

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