<human>: I live in a pretty nice apartment complex comprised of mostly middle-aged and older folks (I'm 22).  There have been 5 cars burglarized in the past year, so apparently people got upset enough to contact management, who contacted the police to help establish a Community Watch program.  We had the first meeting tonight where a local officer came in and told us what we can do to establish an effective crime watch organization.

Sitting in that meeting I felt like I was smack down in the middle of a Seinfeld episode (at Del Boca Vista).  It turns out 4/5 of the cars that were "broken in to" were left unlocked and had electronics left out in the open.  The meeting consisted of a bunch of middle-older age people bitching about things they were unhappy about and not paying attention to the facts: if you leave your car unlocked and your shit in the open, it's gonna get jacked.

Other than the 5 car burglaries, there was no other crime in the past 12 months worth mentioning.  We were told "call 911 if we see suspicious activity".  No shit.  It's sad that people need to be explicitly told this.  The bottom line is, exercise common sense and don't be an idiot, and everything will be fine, considering the crime rate is so low and the only people who had anything stolen practically asked for it to happen.

So, Reddit, can I expect the next meeting (if I choose to attend) to be as pointless as I expect?  This meeting was run by a cop.  The next meeting will not be, so I suspect as bad as I thought tonight went, next month will be 10x worse.

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<bot>: Stupid people left their cars unlocked and shit got stolen.  People freaked out & bitched to management; now we have a community watch group full of old people w/ nothing better to do than complain.