SpotCrime - The Public's Crime Map

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Before you go spending all of your lunch money on fireworks, you might want to head to your local government's website to see if they are legal. Legality of certain fireworks can vary from state to state and even from city to city as does the fines associated with breaking the law. Just search ' firework ' on SpotCrime and you'll see dozens of police departments responding to calls associated with fireworks. We've tired to compile a list to help you navigate laws in your local area, but we found it rather difficult task. Check out our list at the bottom of the post to see if fireworks are legal where you live. This kind of reminds us of how hard it is to get crime data! But first, check out some other 4th celebration safety tips we'd like to share are: Check to make sure the fireworks you're buying are legal. Sometimes there are loopholes that can allow a vendor to sell illegal fireworks. But buying them (and setting them off) are still illegal. Make...

SpotCrime has been mapping crimes in San Diego, California from information received from the San Diego Police Department since the company's inception. Statistically the holidays are a time when thefts, robberies and burglaries increase. In the past month from November 1st t0 December 8th there have been a total of over 300 burglaries in the San Diego area. Below is a map that pinpoints the burglaries: You can find a full listing for all crime types at SpotCrime's San Diego map below: http://spotcrime.com/ca/san%20diego You can also find crimes broken down into neighborhoods in San Diego County here: http://spotcrime.com/ca/san+diego/neighborhoods As always, SpotCrime provides free crime alerts by email and text messages. Stay safe, keep yourself informed; Know your neighborhood with SpotCrime.com .

The following maps show the crime that has taken place in greater San Diego in the past month, August 8, 2008 to September 8, 2008. The second map shows all of the burglaries that have taken place in the same area. All crime in the past month: Burglaries in the past month: To see the map, go to http://www.spotcrime.com/ca/san%20diego