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It's back to class for first-grader as Christina amends zero-tolerance policy | Delawareonline.com | The News Journal
Collected Oct 14, 2009 from www.delawareonline.com via bookmarklet
Secret Service Warns of Fake $100 Bills
Interesting story out of Indiana about spotting fake $100 bills. Have you seen one? Would you know how to spot one? Watch the video below.
Collected Sep 11, 2009 from www.wthr.com via bookmarklet
Mapping Crime in Roswell
The Roswell, New Mexico, Police Department recently partnered with CrimeReports to provide citizens with online crime mapping in their neighborhoods. Watch the video below to learn more about it.
Collected Sep 9, 2009 from www.krqe.com via bookmarklet
Neighborhood Watch Goes 'High-Tech' in West Valley, Utah
Collected Sep 3, 2009 from www.ksl.com via bookmarklet
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Collected Aug 31, 2009 from hootsuite.com via bookmarklet
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Collected Aug 31, 2009 from r.amblin.gs via bookmarklet
Hazelwood Chief Talks About CrimeReports
Hazelwood, Missouri, Chief of Police, Carl Wolf was recently interviewed on the local Fox affiliate about his department's recent decision to partner with CrimeReports. Watch the video below.
Collected Aug 25, 2009 from www.fox2now.com via bookmarklet
Empowering citizens to report crime via SMS... what else can they do with mobiles? | A blog about Governance and Development for All
Venezuelans Use SMS to Report Crime

A project in Caracas, Venezuela, is giving citizens a chance to take back their city by using their cell phones. Caracas, known as the crime capitol of the world is getting a chance to improve that image with a new crime reporting system called CiviRep. CiviRep allows citizens to report crimes in real time using their mobile phones, potentially giving the Caracan police thousands of eyes and ears on the street. Watch the video below to see how it works.

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Collected Aug 10, 2009 from blogs.worldbank.org via bookmarklet
Criminals Use Internet to Fence Stolen Property
The Overland Park, Kansas, Police Department has realized that the internet is the new fencing site for burglars and thieves. If you have been a victim of theft, the first place you may want to turn in craigslist. Watch the following video.

Search your neighborhood crime map at CrimeReports.com
Collected Jul 28, 2009 from www.fox4kc.com via bookmarklet
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Collected Jul 16, 2009 from crimereportblog.wordpress.com via bookmarklet
CrimeReports on TV
Collected May 19, 2009 from www.abc4.com via bookmarklet