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SAN ANTONIO POLICE DEPARTMENT
R.I.T.E. |
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SAN ANTONIO POLICE DEPARTMENT
R.I.T.E. |
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WHAT PROPERTY SHOULD YOU MARK ?
INVENTORY ALL BELONGINGS !
Use your own Inventory Form, or use the special
R.I.T.E. Protect
Inventory Form. Make sure you include for EACH
item in your inventory the Item Description, including
Model, Make, Size, Color, Year, etc., the Serial Number,
the R.I.T.E. ID marking, the Value/Cost,
and any other relevant information.
You may obtain the R.I.T.E. Protect
Inventory Form from any SAPD Substation, or you may print
one out by clicking here :
| PRINTABLE INVENTORY FORM |
HOW DOES R.I.T.E. PROTECT HELP
RECOVER STOLEN ITEMS ? If your belongings are stolen,
call the police immediately. Provide the officer with a
list, from your R.I.T.E. PROTECT Inventory (see above), including
the Description and Markings (Serial Numbers and R.I.T.E.
Numbers) of each item that was stolen.
The police will enter this information into a Stolen Property
Database, which is electronically linked and cross-checked with
Pawn Databases, which pawn shops file electronically
with the Police Department daily.
If there is a "match", based on your Serial/R.I.T.E. numbers,
the police can recover your property from the pawn shops,
plus retrieve information on the person who pawned it. In
addition, police officers can more effectively trace and recover
your marked property from flea markets and other
sites, IF the serial number and/or R.I.T.E.
numbers were included in the Stolen Property Report.
There is an extensive amount of information available on this web site concerning Crime Prevention, as well as links to other crime prevention web sites. You may wish to look at:
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CRIME PREVENTION: Info, Tips, Classes |
BAT-NET : Business Crime Prevention |
SCAM-NET: Scam and Fraud Alerts |
SAFFE: Community Policing Programs |
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