Yes, a 'Porch Package Punk Prevention' program exists

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Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Yes, a 'Porch Package Punk Prevention' program exists
NOT TODAY, PORCH PIRATES! The Deer Park police is letting residents send their packages to the police station for safe keeping!

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The Deer Park Police Department is offering its residents a way to keep their packages safe from porch pirates.



They're calling it the "Porch Package Punk Prevention Program," according to a post on the department's Facebook page.





Deer Park residents can send all of their online purchases to the police department's address.



It's a free service, but there are a few rules. No package that weighs over 40 lbs. will be allowed and and people must pick up their packages within three days.



"What a great idea!" said one Facebook user. Another called the idea, "awesome."



The program ends on Dec. 31.



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