Citizens, angered by break-ins, consider forming a Neighborhood Watch

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	Citizens, angered by break-ins, consider forming a Neighborhood Watch

"I’m mad as hell about it," Brock McPherson said he told the Great Bend City Council recently, about burglaries in his neighborhood. He was the mediator for a meeting Wednesday night about establishing a Neighborhood Watch Program, roughly in the area of the 2600 to 2900 blocks of Forest, Broadway and 16th.

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