Peak's Addition Homeowners' Association

According to Mr. Qualls, “the trend that bothered me most were the aggravated robberies (5 in the past 28 days, vs. 1 for the preceding 28 day period. Good News: Of those 5, only 2 appear to be potentially dangerous to the public. Also, on the other three robbery offenses, one of them, a homeless on homeless, we made an arrest.”
More in depth on the robberies:

6/17/09, 4:00pm, 4700 Worth St. Suspect kicked down door to apartment, took property by force. Suspect and victim used to date one another, and offense stemmed from an argument.

6/28/09 8:50pm, 4200 Live Oak. Suspects offered to help victim, who had car trouble. Suspects drained oil, demanded payment. Victim refused, suspect punched victim demanding payment.

7/2/09 8:18pm, 4300 Live Oak (DART Bus Stop). Arrest made. Suspect demanded $5 from victim, saying he was owed the money. Victim refused, suspect cut victim. Suspect and victim both homeless.

7/3/09 5:00pm, 4700 Elm. Suspect, armed with handgun, and demanded money from victim. No injuries.

7/5/09, 3:00pm, 900 N. Haskell. 2 Suspects approached victim, demanded money. Victim refused, and suspects punched victim, took his cell phone.

The last two incidents, on the 3rd and the 5th, appear to be legitimate offenses. The fact they occurred in the afternoon and not late at night is something to be aware of.
On the 7/3 offense, the suspect is described as a Latin Male, in his 20’s, 5’2”, 160 lbs, heavy build (at 160 lbs?). He was armed with a blue steel semi-auto pistol, and was last seen wearing a black polo shirt and blue jeans.
On the 7/5 offense, both suspects are black males in their 40’s. One is 6’6” and 200 lbs, LSW (last seen wearing) a black tank top and black knee length shorts. The other is 5’8”, 160lbs, LSW grayish black jeans and a baseball cap.
Mr. Qualls stated, “from what I’ve seen in the past couple of months in individual robberies in East Dallas, in general, we seem to have fewer offenses with repeat suspects, meaning we aren’t seeing as many trends in MO and suspect descriptions as we usually do. The robberies described above seem to fit that trend, as I’ve not seen these suspect descriptions in other offenses.”
Most of the robberies seemed to be centered around the Peak and Sycamore area.
BMVs ( Burglary of Motor Vehicles) : 4 for the 28 day period. Most of those centered around Peak and Worth.
Other Thefts: 5 for the 28 Day period. Most of those centered around Peak and Sycamore (same area as the robberies). That area will probably be an area the beat officer in the area begins to give more attention.