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EASTEX
CRIME STOPPERS NEEDS YOUR HELP!!!!
EasTex Crime
Stoppers is a non profit organization. We do not receive any money from any of
the Police or Sheriff's Departments . All of our operating funds come from donations and
fundraising. 100% of the donations are used for the operation of EasTex Crime Stoppers.
Crime Stoppers can continue to be successful in our community
with the help of citizens who call in
with information and who generously support it with tax deductible donations. Please Consider a TAX deductible Donation
to help us continue our fight against Crime. |
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EasTex Crime Stoppers
P.O. Box
1452
Nederland, TX 77627
Hotline: (409) 724-TIPS (8477)
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5. If the information you provide is valid and helps solve a crime, you will be
eligible to collect a Cash Reward. It is your responsibility to check back
with us as that is the only way we will be able to notify you if you will
receive a reward. The amount of the reward and
where to go and pick up the cash will be explained to you when you call to
follow-up on your tip. |
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How it all began:
The idea for Crime Stoppers came in 1976 when Greg MacAleese, an Albuquerque,
New Mexico Police Officer, read about a group called "Crime Stoppers" in the popular
Dick Tracey comic strip. The comic strip version of Crime Stoppers was a group of
Junior G-Men, who helped the fictional character solve crimes. MacAleese received
permission of the late artist Chester Gould to use the name Crime Stoppers, and one of
the most successful citizen-law enforcement groups was started.
Today, there are more that 850 Crime Stoppers organizations in all 50 United States,
as well as in Puerto Rico and Guam, and the foreign countries of Mexico, Canada, Great
Britain, Australia and elsewhere. The work of Crime Stoppers has been cited by law
enforcement agencies of all levels as a major deterrent to criminal activities, and a
positive force in making communities a safer place in which to live.
EasTex Crime Stoppers was started in December of 1981 and has proven over the
years to be an effective law enforcement tool in combating crime in East and
Southeast Texas.