FROM THE LEAG COMMITTEE:
    On 9/29 at 11:15 am an incident started at the south PaaKo entrance.  A resident was approached while sitting in her vehicle, looking up directions, by a subject who threatened to assault her. The subject was in an older maroon car, (Toyota or Subaru), NM license number WYM004. The resident fled in her car-was chased up PaaKo Drive by the subject.  PaaKo security & BCSO were contacted.  Fred of PaaKo Security located the subject and detained him until the BCSO arrived and took over.  The subject was not taken into custody for this incident.  Shortly thereafter, the subject was at San Antonito Elementary School. The school called BCSO.  The subject again was not taken into custody.  The subject proceeded to the Shell station and was involved in a violent encounter that led to a third law enforcement response -he was taken into custody.  The subject is known to BCSO.  The resident was told the subject has been “mentally adjudicated” which makes it difficult to file charges that will stick.  He was placed on a 72 hour hold for mental evaluation.  The BCSO shared with the resident that the subject had a firearm removed from him 2 weeks earlier after a gunshot wound in his leg.  Please remain watchful for this vehicle and other suspicious activity and report to law enforcement. (If danger is imminent, call 911.  Paa-Ko Security 505-803-3075. BCSO Non-Emergency 798-7000.)
    On the same day, a relative of a resident had a run-in with the same man. The man’s car was parked in the middle of the road so the relative stopped to ask if he needed help. He said the man was up in the trees and came down limping badly saying he had shot himself in the leg. He then went to his trunk to get something-the relative immediately left  because he was worried the man was going for a gun.  He called BCSO and they came quickly, but later that day the man was still there. To see an image of the car and an image of the suspect, GO TO READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS

Attached are the minutes from the Special HOA Board of Directors Meeting held on this past Tuesday evening.

To see, go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS

On Easter, a bear was sighted on Tewa Court.  So they are out and about.  Bears love to see bird feeders and hummingbird feeders hanging around - they also love to see full garbage cans that are left outside.  Please don’t tempt them with these things.  Take feeders down at night and put trash cans in garage or get a bear proof bin.  A fed bear is a dead bear.

To see the photo of this bear, go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS

Attached is the Violations Policy as well as a copy of the First Notice of Violation letter that will be sent out.  The Paa-Ko Board of Directors voted to adopt this policy at their Board Meeting on November 3rd.  Please review, as this is now in effect.

To see the attachments, go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS

DATE: August 3, 2021     LOCATION: Gated community in Paa-Ko  SYNOPSIS: Resident called the front office and reported her truck was burglarized, while it was parked in her driveway. It appears the theft occurred between 07/31/2021 5pm) and 08/01/2021(unknown time-frame). Stolen items included a set of golf clubs, a tennis racket, and a computer printer. Victim reportedly observed a "small green" truck outside the gated community as they (residents) were leaving on Saturday evening. 

DATE: August 11, 2021    LOCATION: Proximity of Raindance RD and Paa-Ko  SYNOPSIS: Resident called the front office and reported the house he is building was burglarized on 08/11/2021. The suspect(s) damaged multiple doors, in what appears to be an attempt to gain entry.  Forced entry was eventually gained through a side door, and various tools, to include an air compressor, were stolen. This incident was reported to BCSO. The victim has implemented various control measures in order to mitigate another burglary or loss of equipment (items of value).

*Anthony Campos (Paa-Ko Security) 505-803-3075 or the *Paa-Ko Office - 505-281-1900