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Monday, January 30, 2012 at Monte Cassino School in the Malcolm Deisenroth Performing Arts Center, 2206 S. Lewis Ave. Special Guests: Chuck Jordan, Chief of Police Major Julie Harris, Riverside Division Commander Carol Bush, Crime Commission Blake Ewing, District #4 City Councilor G.T. Bynum, District #9 City Councilor
read morePosted: 01/27/2012 By: Jason Grubbs A pair of crooks are caught on camera. But it wasn’t a security system at work, it was an alert neighbor who captured the images. They took photos of two men stealing electronics from a South Tulsa apartment near 81st and South Sheridan. You can see one of them with a flat screen television. “The neighbor did everything right,” Tulsa...
read moreby: JARREL WADE World Staff Writer Sunday, March 28, 2010 Whether it’s a suspicious man with stolen property in front of her house, a suspicious vehicle down the street or a home burglary in progress, Donna Lee knows what to do. She’s been trained. Lee, 59, is a block captain in her Maxwell Neighborhood Association’s Alert Neighbors program and has watched crime in her...
read moreby: JARREL WADE World Staff Writer Monday, June 07, 2010 Click here to read the story in the Tulsa World Tulsa families joined in with the high-speed professional cyclists Sunday for a ride through Tulsa and some children earned a brand new Tulsa Tough bike upon completing the course. The Tulsa Tough Townie Ride opened up Tulsa Tough to everyone with an eight-mile ride Sunday afternoon,...
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read moreby: NICOLE MARSHALL World Staff Writer Sunday, May 09, 2010 5/9/2010 After a rash of juvenile crimes last summer, some residents of the Forrest Creek neighborhood decided to start their own patrols to combat this year’s seasonal spike in crime. The neighborhood, which is south of 81st Street and east of Harvard Avenue, is home to the Crime Commission’s newest Citizens Alert Patrol ...
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CRIME STOPPERS tips have been directly responsible for solving hundreds of felony crimes, recovery of millions of dollars in stolen property, and narcotics.
Cash rewards and anonymity for information about criminal activity that results in an arrest.
Call 596-COPS.
Teen driver statistics indicate that 21% of fatal car crashes in 16-19 year old drivers were the result of cell phone usage.
The mygentXt.org website has information and links to help Oklahoma's young drivers be safe drivers.
Alert Neighbors enlists citizen participation in crime prevention through neighborhood meetings where safety in the home and neighborhood are emphasized.
Why start an Alert Neighbors program? Because it works! Click here to find out how to start a program in your area!