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Paradise Valley Police Chief: Dinner time burglaries MO is consistent

Town informational meeting set Feb. 13

Paradise Valley Police Department has provided more details on what to look out for with the “dinner time” residential burglaries that have risen across town and throughout the Valley.

At the Coffee with a Cop meeting Feb. 7, Chief Freeman Carney and Community Resource Officer Jimmy Phan answered residents’ questions as to the criminal group’s modus operandi or MO. Carney remarked there was double attendance that morning than usual.

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