Broward Launches Anti Terrorism Initiative

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http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/B...380174881.html

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Can I report the sheriff for terrorizing my paycheck?

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Can I report the sheriff for terrorizing my paycheck?

Haaaa! Report him for that and for hanging out with a known terrorist organization!

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Great initiative! Crime Stoppers works!

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Great initiative! Crime Stoppers works!

Great organization with a group of hard working board members. Paul Jaworski and Ralph Paige are doing an outstanding job.

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Liberal areas will suffer terror because liberals are so afraid of hurting feelings and political corrrectness...That, does not bode well for Broward County residents

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Liberal areas will suffer terror because liberals are so afraid of hurting feelings and political corrrectness...That, does not bode well for Broward County residents

We cannot identify the callers but I'm sure we receive tips from all areas. Actually many callers are not interested in the reward, They want to make a difference in their community. This program has been working for 31 years and the numbers don't lie. Crime Stoppers of Broward County is a great tool for law enforcement.

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Make him go away LOL

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Be a man and tell him on his face 😂

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Crime Stoppers first began in Albuquerque, New Mexico during July 1976, which saw the fatal shooting of Michael Carmen while he was working one night at a local filling station. After two weeks the police had no information when out of desperation Detective Greg MacAleese approached the local television station requesting a reconstruction of the crime. The re-enactment offered US$1,000.00 for information leading to the arrest of the killers.

Within 72 hours, a person called in identifying a car leaving the scene at high speed and he had noted its registration. The person calling said that he did not want to get involved so he had not called earlier. Detective MacAleese then realized that fear and apathy were the primary reasons why the public tended not to get involved. So he helped design a system where the public could anonymously provide details of the events. This system focused on stimulating community involvement and participation, taking advantage of every possible media opportunity, especially electronic media, to publicize unsolved crimes; and offering cash rewards for information leading to an arrest and/or conviction.

Since its first chapter was officially formed in Albuquerque in 1976, Crime Stoppers in the United States has been responsible for more than half a million arrests and more than US$4 billion in recovered property.[2]

Various, similar programs exist in Canada and other countries. While the individual programs are local or regional in nature, mostly run by non-profit groups or directly by police, various national and international umbrella organizations exist. The toll-free telephone number +1-800-222-TIPS is used to reach various different Crime Stoppers groups in Canada and the U.S., although some groups publish their own numbers.