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What is Crime Stoppers?
Crime Stoppers is a non-profit organization of citizens against
crime. Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards of up to $1000 to anyone
furnishing anonymous information that leads to the arrest of
criminals, including those committing serious felony crimes, and
fugitives.
Information is received through anonymous Crime Stoppers
tips that are received through a secure tips line or through a secure
web connection manned by a professional program coordinator.
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TipSoft SMS Tips
The Greater Beloit Area Crime Stoppers now has the ability to accept tips from cell phones and other mobile cellular devises.
TipSoft SMS is a Text-a-Tip application which allows tipsters to anonymously submit information to the Greater Beloit Area Crime Stoppers.
The Crime Stopper has to enter the numbers 274637, compose SMS text by typing in BACS + their message. The Crime Stopper can also send photos and videos with information. A number is assigned to the Crime Stopper to be able to track the tip.
For information on how TipSoft works, one can log onto the web www.smscrimetips.com
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The Beloit Crime Stoppers were out and about for the Christmas Parade in Beloit.
The board members were dressed up as Men in Black - Returns. The board members were showing off the new trailer which is used for the annual Cruise Night event, and also to haul the supplies for the graffitti cleanup. Pictured from L to R, Bob Fluegel, Tom Niman, Duane Drevdahl, Paulette Christensen, Stephanie West, Mark Rand, and Jean Whitcomb. Kneeling: Tom Fluegel, McGruff the Crime Dog (Brett Macy) and Sean Macy.

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Local Crime Stoppers News Archive
All Police squad cars in the city of Beloit have the Greater
Beloit Area Crime Stoppers logo on the bumpers - in English and Spanish.
All city of Beloit garbage trucks have the
Greater Beloit Area Crime Stoppers logo - in English and Spanish.
All Beloit busses have the Greater Beloit
Area Crime Stoppers logo - in English and Spanish.
Rock Disposal has requested to have the Greater
Beloit Area Crime Stoppers logo on their disposal trucks.
Inception of our Alternative Answers 24/7 Tip
Line and Call Center.
New payout system for tipsters through M&I
Bank.
Wanted Gallery on Public Access TV.
Changed By Laws, enabling ex board members
to serve a 2 year term, granting them the opportunity to reach their goals
for the GBACS program.
Project:Alley Cat
On april 5, 2008,
The GBA Crimestoppers joined forces with the Police Dept. to clean
up the areas of Beloit and South Beloit of graffiti. Over 150
citizens and CS volunteers attended. Over 37 sites in the
Stateline Area were freed of the graffiti. Special thanks to Ace
hardware, Economy Laundry, Sherwin Williams, Water Dragon, Paragon
Screen Printing and Drevdahl Auto Body for donations to help make
this event possible.
Cruise Night 2008
CS is sponcering the 4th Annual Cruise night on September 20th in downtown Beloit. Music, entertainment, 50/50 raffle, food and beverages will be available from 12 noon until 10 p.m. Burn out pit will be open throughout the event for a minimal fee of $5.00. A family event where one can see muscle, classic, antique, and hotrods.
$5000 grant awarded to Greater Beloit Area Crime
Stoppers
October 2007 Azko Nobel awarded the GBACS a $5000 donation to be used for community purposes.Some of the money was used to sponcer rec nights at the middle schools and the Beloit Memorial High School Key Club dance.
2008 Crime Stoppers Coordinator
Beloit Police Chief Sam Lathrop appointed retired police officer Bob Fluegel to the coordinators postion. Bob was a police officer for 24 1/2 years and recently retired in December of 2007. Many changes have been made to the program including a cell phone which is carried 24/7. Also new, the Crime Stopper logo and information is printed on the back of all police officers business cards. The CS organization will have a record number of board members attending the state Crime Stoppers conference this month.
National Night Out
The 25th National Night Out anniversary will be held on August 05,2008, from 5:30 to 8:30 pm. This it the time when neighbors get together to know one another better and strengthen neighborhood spirit. NNO is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, generate support for and participation in and local anti-crime programs.
$5000 grant awarded to Greater Beloit Area Crime
Stoppers
October 2008, Fred Zwiger of Azko Nobel awarded the GBACS a $5000 donation to be used for community purposes. Some of the money was used to sponsor rec nights at the middle schools and the Beloit Memorial High School Key Club dance.

McRuff
McGruff the Crime Dog receives a hug from a youngster who attended Winterfest at Central Christian Church on Junary 24th. McGruff was spreading the good word of CRIME STOPPERS!

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Child ID
Crime Stoppers board member, Tom Niman fingerprints one of 300 youngsters at City of Beloit Winterfest event at Central Christian Church. Children of all ages were fingerprinted for their child identification kit.

• Graffiti Clean Up
On April 18, 2009, the Greater Beloit Area Crime Stopper board members rallied and cleaned up some of the graffiti on the West side of Beloit with their new pressure washer. Half a dozen board members cleaned up graffiti that damaged over a dozen garages and fences. Special thanks to the members for their hard work and Economy Laundry of South Beloit for the donation of some of the supplies.


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