There's nothing wrong with being vigilant especially with all the scams going on our days something similar happened to me there was a guy walking through the neighborhood he was wearing a orange vest a white hat and carrying a clipboard looking like a city worker of course when he got to my property i asked him to identify himself and show me his city I D of course i ask this through my lock door it seem to catch him off guard he left the property and walked around the corner one would think if he was a real city worker he would have shown me his ID and continue going house to house and yes i did call police sometimes these people are looking for homes to break into continue to be vigilant protect yourself and your family. DON'T STOP!!

Exactly what this person should do...call the police!!

Picture of her vehichle is attached. I don't care if she works for city, government, state, whatever, she trespassed and has targeted certain houses on the same street 2 days in a row at the same time. You don't just go in people's back yards!

city workers r allowed to "trespass", on unsecured property. weather their public works, inspectors, realators, dcfs, water, nipsco, checking meters, buffalo boxs, phone lines, ect. howevr, none of em can enter secured property without permission, lockd gate, climb a fence, ect.

apon confrontation, they all must furnish credentials. 1 who is skiddish when u want credentials is a criminal.

best thing to do, wich is angry man does, is to confront every single person who steps foot on said property. unless u feel em out personally, ur left guessing untill the off chance police show up when shes around.

Public Works 2 assigned this issue to Capt Alcox HPD Community Affairs

This issue would be best served by call in 911 when you see her so the squads can check on her. Issue has been forwarded to all patrol units.

Investigating

Capt Alcox HPD Community Affairs assigned this issue to Sgt. J. Muta, Community Affairs Dist. 4

I neglected to post any response. I apologize for the oversight.

If you need immediate police assistance you need to call 911.