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KCPD South Patrol Commander Speaks at SKCA Meeting--Area residents can greatly reduce the chances of their homes being burglarized and their vehicles being broken into by consistently following routine steps such as locking doors and windows, closing garage doors and turning on exterior lights as it gets dark and locking their vehicles when parked outside, removing visible valuables (especially firearms) and removing garage door openers that could allow thieves to enter their homes, KCPD South Patrol

KCPD South Patrol Commander Speaks at SKCA Meeting--Area residents can greatly reduce the chances of their homes being burglarized and their vehicles being broken into by consistently following routine steps such as locking doors and windows, closing garage doors and turning on exterior lights as it gets dark and locking their vehicles when parked outside, removing visible valuables (especially firearms) and removing garage door openers that could allow thieves to enter their homes, KCPD South Patrol

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KCPD South Patrol Commander Speaks at SKCA Meeting

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Thursday, October 15, 2026
KCPD South Patrol Commander Speaks at SKCA
NLBM Announces Plans for Buck O’Neil’s 115th Birthday Bash

NLBM Announces Plans for Buck O’Neil’s 115th Birthday Bash

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Twenty years after his death, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum continues to keep the memory of O’Neil alive; event includes a concert featuring the legendary S.O.S. Band and a complimentary one-year membership to the NLBMFor more than a decade, John Jordan O’Neil used his birthday to raise money...

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KCPD South Patrol Commander Speaks at SKCA Meeting--Area residents can greatly reduce the chances of their homes being burglarized and their vehicles being broken into by consistently following routine steps such as locking doors and windows, closing garage doors and turning on exterior lights as it gets dark and locking their vehicles when parked outside, removing visible valuables (especially firearms) and removing garage door openers that could allow thieves to enter their homes, KCPD South Patrol

KCPD South Patrol Commander Speaks at SKCA Meeting--Area residents can greatly reduce the chances of their homes being burglarized and their vehicles being broken into by consistently following routine steps such as locking doors and windows, closing garage doors and turning on exterior lights as it gets dark and locking their vehicles when parked outside, removing visible valuables (especially firearms) and removing garage door openers that could allow thieves to enter their homes, KCPD South Patrol

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KCPD South Patrol Commander Speaks at SKCA Meeting

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Thursday, October 15, 2026
KCPD South Patrol Commander Speaks at SKCA
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