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Do you know who committed these crimes? Call us at 215-STOP. You could qualify for a cash reward up to $1,000 without giving your
name!
Watch WSFA12 News CrimeStoppers reports every Monday on t the Six
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 Credit Card Theft
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Police Departments Looking for Women who used stolen checks to spend
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 Rewards
for Unsolved Montgomery Murders
After consulting with the Montgomery Police Department, the District
Attorney’s Office requested rewards from the Governor’s Office for
information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killers in ten
unsolved murders. We have announced that a state reward of $5,000.00 as
well as a $5,000.00 reward from the City of Montgomery has been offered
in connection with each of these murders.
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 Thanks
to you, CrimeStoppers is working
For May
2010, tips to our anonymous crime
reporting system cleared 18 cases
and resulted in six arrests. We paid
$1,125 in reward money. One of the
criminals was wanted for four counts
of Robbery 1st Degree, Burglary and
Theft of Property!
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 Central
Alabama CrimeStoppers
10th Annual Golf Tournament
September 24, 2010, 1pm
Robert Trent Jones Trail
Capitol Hill, Senator Course
(June 14, 2010) -- Contributions to Central Alabama CrimeStoppers
are always appreciated and needed on an ongoing basis. Donations to our reward
fund go to citizens who call our anonymous tip line with information that helps
law enforcement solve a case. Donations to our general fund and in kind
donations are needed for general office supplies, community education, crime
prevention, campus crimestopper programs, and to teach citizens personal safety.
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Brochure and Registration |
 Peer
Mediation Recognition Luncheon
(April 29, 2010) -- Central Alabama CrimeStoppers in partnership with US
Attorney’s Office Middle District of Alabama, Montgomery Public Schools, and
Alabama Crime Prevention Clearinghouse held a recognition lunch for 60
students who participated in a peer mediation program this school year.
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CrimeStoppers Now Bilingual
(June 15, 2009) -- Central Alabama CrimeStoppers has opened a new telephone
line that allows the area's growing number of Spanish-speaking residents to
report illegal activities in their own language. The 24-hour, toll-free
Spanish line started early last week to help law enforcement capture
suspects who either target the Hispanic population or commit crimes within
it, director Susan Moss said. The service fills a
big need, according to Anthony Ross, a marketing major at Auburn Montgomery
who is originally from Spain and who helped the Alabama Department of
Economic and Community Affairs promote the service.
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 WSFA Action
Line and CrimeStoppers Put Fugitives
Behind Bars
On May 19, our partner, WSFA 12 News, viewed pictures and photos
of wanted fugitives. At last report, police arrested eight wanted
individuals, and over 50 other leads are being followed. The
round-up by viewer callers came after a WSFA Action Line. A report
is on the left.
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 Lawmakers
trying to bring CrimeStoppers to entire state
(March 11, 2009) -- Lawmakers are working this session of the
Alabama Legislature to bring the successful CrimeStoppers program to every
county in the state. Our CrimeStoppers partner, WSFA 12 News, is following
the story.
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the WSFA story... |
 Central
Alabama CrimeStoppers Honors Seven Law Enforcement Officers
(Nov. 11, 2008) -- Central Alabama CrimeStoppers recognized seven
local Law Enforcement Officers at its annual award luncheon Wednesday,
October 29, 2008. In addition to the above awards, Central Alabama
CrimeStoppers gave an award to BTW High School’s Law Magnet Program for
their work in designing “anti-snitch” posters for CrimeStoppers. State
Representative Barry Mask, District 31, was the keynote speaker.
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 Central
Alabama CrimeStoppers and Local Colleges Partner to Stop Crime with Campus
CrimeStoppers
(July
19, 2008) -- Crime touches all lives, directly or indirectly. Because crime
can leave a profound mark on our youth, school safety has become an
emotional issue that has shot to the forefront of national and local public
sentiment. Central Alabama CrimeStoppers, along with Alabama State
University and Huntingdon College, are working together to create a safer
learning environment by starting Campus CrimeStoppers.
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 Students
help keep schools safe
from Montgomery Advertiser
(Sept. 20, 2007) -- Brittney Ofield, an eighth-grader at Bellingrath Junior
High School, was tired of school functions being canceled because of student
discipline problems, so she decided to do something about it.
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 Central
Alabama CrimeStoppers Celebrates 10 Years
(May 1, 2007) -- A small group of business leaders, law enforcement
officers, media, and concerned citizens held their first official meeting
for Montgomery Area CrimeStoppers (now known as Central Alabama
CrimeStoppers). Ten years to the date, May 7, 2007, a big celebration is
going to be held to commemorate 10 years of taking criminals off the streets
of Central Alabama.
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Central Alabama CrimeStoppers Receives National Award
(May 24, 2006) -- Central Alabama CrimeStoppers has been awarded the
2006 Youth Crime Watch of America Crime Prevention Organization of the Year.
Youth Crime Watch is a youth led program that promotes anonymous crime
reporting and crime prevention in schools.
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Submit Tips Online with WebTips!
In addition to calling in your crime tips at 215-STOP, you can now send
CrimeStoppers your tips online and qualify for a cash reward up to $1,000
without giving your name! Learn more about
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Thanks to the Businesses Who Support Montgomery
Area CrimeStoppers
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ADT
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Alabama Power
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BellSouth
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Bern, Butler, Capilouto & Massey, P.C.
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Capell & Howard, P.C.
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Jr. League of Montgomery
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The Montgomery Automobile and Truck Dealers Association
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Morgan Keegan, Inc.
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