Call 911 to report suspicious activity, register your cameras, and lock your vehicles when parked. Remember, Crime Trend data can be deceiving, but make no mistake, crime is up in South Cobb. We work hard in the uniform and detective bureaus to keep our community safe. Precinct 2 Year-to-Date Statistics Crime Event
If you lose your ATM card, notify your bank or credit union immediately. Never lend your ATM card to anyone treat it like cash or a credit card. Never tell your access code to ANYONE (including bank employees, the police, etc.). Don't use an access code that is the same as other words or numbers in your wallet. 
Don't write it down and/or carry it with you.
If you use a drive-up ATM, your vehicle's other doors should be locked with the windows up. Never accept offers of assistance with the ATM from strangers ask the bank for help. 
If you get cash - put it away right away don't stand at the ATM and count it. Take all of your transaction receipts with you don't throw them away near the ATM. Use your body as a shield while you enter your access code, so no one can see you type it. If the lights around the ATM aren't working, don't use it. After dark, take a companion along, park close to the ATM in a well-lit area, and lock your car. Even if you have already started a transaction, cancel it and leave. If you notice anything strange, leave and return some other time. Always watch for suspicious persons or activity around an ATM. Be careful when using an ATM, especially when getting cash. You can have a significant impact on opportunity and reduce crime by following these simple crime prevention tips. Three factors must be present for a crime to occur: desire, ability, and opportunity. Welcome to the March edition of the PENS Bulletin brought to you by the Cobb County Police Criminal Investigations Unit at Precinct Two.
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