Crime & Safety
Police Ask For Help: Where's Your Camera?
Rohnert Park police want to take advantage of a 'camera on every corner,' and build a database with home and business surveillance locations

(Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety is still seeking the publicβs assistance in identifying the subject in this surveillance shot who robbed the Exchange Bank in Rohnert Park on Thursday morning, 12/03/15)
ROHNERT PARK-Rohnert Park Police know a picture is worth a thousand words. More specifically, pictures and images from local surveillance cameras are some of most effective tools police have for solving and deterring crime.
The department has set out to create an accurate database that identifies the locations of all local Rohnert Park surveillance cameras - both homes and businesses -so βin an event that a crime occurs at a specific location or in a certain area we can quickly look up who has video and who to contact.β
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Police point to three cases in which surveillance local video:
- The assault of a female college student jogging on the creek path behind a home with surveillance cameras
- A subject who was assaulted by three others with a baseball bat next door to a home with surveillance cameras
- Subjects who were stealing packages off of the porches of homes including one with surveillance cameras.
If you have not already done so, Rohnert Park police are asking that you call the Investigations Bureau at (707) 584-2630, or send an email to RPDPSInvestigations@rpcity.org with the following information if you have a surveillance video system at your residence or business:
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- Location (address)
- Person of contact
- Phone number of person
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