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SEDP-CRC –
Southeastern District Police
Community Relations Council
Monday, April 5th, 2010
5710 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21224
Entrance in the rear of the building
Parking is available in the rear of the building on the open lot.
Entrance is on the left hand side of the building. Take another left, directly to the roll call room.
Attendees: This meeting is open to all residents and business owners of the Southeastern District, but is not limited just the Southeastern District, any interested party may attend.
Mission Statement: To build a positive working relationship between the Southeastern District Community and the police who work in our district.
Functions include: The Council serves as a multi-functional liaison for the community’s residents and business owners and the Southeastern police.
Reminder: For the safety of our attendees, please do not give addresses for specific locations during the public meeting. If you have an issue with a specific location or individual and you wish to discuss please meet with an officer privately.
Please continue to report, gang tags, and complaints.
The web site www.sepcrc.org is the perfect location to just jot down your issues. The details are sent to the correct sources within the SE.
Everyone can participate in our upcoming events!:
Our upcoming events:
4th Annual Southeastern District Police
Community Relations Bull and Oyster Roast
Saturday, May 1st, 2019 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
UAW Hall, 1010 S. Oldham Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
$35.00 Per Person before April 10th • $40.00 Per Person starting April 11th
Annual Crab Feast and Bull Roast
September 19th, 2010; 1010 Oldham Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
The SEDP-CRC Fund Raisers are to help offset the costs of administrative fees, which can include parking fees, printer costs, ink, mailing, P.O. Box, our web site, etc., Our event also support Thanksgiving pies for our SE police, food baskets, toys, books for our families in the SE for the Christmas holiday, Christmas luncheon, breakfast and lunch for our SE police and improvements to the station house. We are a long way off but you can help!
Your support is needed and this can be fun and a great way to network and make a stronger district.
Donations can also be accepted - the organization's tax ID is available as requested at time of donation. Monetary Donations are also accepted – receipt given with 501© number. If you would like a receipt for your taxes next year, please see Melissa Techentin
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7:00 p.m. - 7:05 p.m.
Melissa Techentin |
Pledge of Allegiance
Officer of the Month |
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7:05 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
Melissa Techentin |
Part Three: Information on Street Gangs
Arthur K. Wynn Jr. Director of Gang Investigators for the Maryland Office of the Attorney General
Art Wynn serves as the Director of Gang Investigators for the Maryland Office of the Attorney General. He is the former Chief of Crime Prevention and Public Safety for the Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City. Art is a certified gang specialist through the New York Gang Investigators Association and the Virginia Gang Investigators Association. He is a certified Gang Resistance Intervention Prevention and Education Facilitator (GRIPE) through East Coast Gang Investigators Association. He is a certified MS 13 Facilitator, Key to Successful Schools, and a certified Crime Prevention Specialist for Hampton Road Criminal Justice Academy, Hampton, Virginia. In addition to his employment, Art is the Baltimore-Metropolitan Regional Director for the Mid-Atlantic Regional Gang Investigators Network. He is also responsible for training and community outreach for the entire network which includes Northern Virginia, the District of Columbia, and Maryland. He is a Board Member of the Pennsylvania Gang Investigators Association, an Advisory Board Member of the New York Gang Investigators Association and a Co-Chair of Training for World Wide Gang Conference, National Alliance of Gang Investigators Association. Art also chairs the FBI National Gang Intelligence Center Gang Work Group.
Art coordinates basic and advance gang training for law enforcement and correctional officers for the Maryland Police Correction and Training Commission, DEA-Federal Law Enforcement Analyst Training School, the University of Maryland Medical Systems, and the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Art holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Music Education from Norfolk State University, a Master’s Degree in Elementary Education from Hampton University, and a
Master’s Degree in School Leadership from Goucher College.
Art has also completed the Federal Law Enforcement Analyst Training School with the Department of Justice, Leadership School with the Police and Correctional Training Commission, the Proactive Gang Identification, Intelligence, Interdiction and Investigations with
the East Brunswick Police Training Academy in New Jersey, the Advance Gang Investigations with the Bureau of Justice Assistance, and the Advance Gang Training and Investigations, Law &
Public Safety Institute in Bergen County, New Jersey.
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7:46 p.m - 8:30 p.m.
Major Davis |
Major Bill Davis, Southeastern District
Provides updates for the state of the district and answers questions in reference complaints and issues.
Issues that need to be addressed and raise the level of awareness. |
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Wrap-up
Please continue to report, gang tags, and complaints.
The web site www.sepcrc.org is the perfect location to just jot down your issues. The details are sent to the correct sources within the SE.
The Baltimore City Police Department would like Seniors
and Vulnerable Citizens
to fill in this form so that they can keep emergency information on
file.
Senior or Vulnerable Citizen Form (Word Doc)
Donations needed for theme baskets for fundraiser |
The
SE Distinct Police are asking for any information that you
have concerning the location of dirt bikes in our neighborhoods.
Information that is needed:
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Address(s)
of where dirt bikes are seen either in a person's yard
or parked outside home or business.
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If
you see them driven on a regular basis in various areas,
please provide the approximate time(s) and location (s).
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Although, the police continue to follow a policy not to
pursue a person who is seen riding on a dirt bike, it
would help greatly if they know the location of where
they are seen so alternate methods can be applied. Dirt
bikes can be confiscated because they are illegal to drive
in Baltimore City.
To
order to handle this project efficiently, please forward
me any information email
or hand in at the meetings that you may have and I will
pass it on to our Lieutenant in command of this incentive.
The
SEDP-CRC Fund Raisers are to help off set the costs of administrative
fees, which can include parking fees, printer costs, ink,
mailing, p.o. box, our web site, etc., Thanksgiving pies
for our SE police, food baskets, toys, books for our families
in the SE for the Christmas holiday, Christmas luncheon,
breakfast and lunch for our SE police and improvements to
the station house. We are a long way off but you can help!
Your
support is needed and this can be fun and a great way to
network and make a stronger district.
Donations
can also be accepted – the organization’s tax
ID is available as requested at time of donation.
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