Showing posts with label crime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crime. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Checking Crime In Your Neighborhood

CrimeReports.com is one of the best kept secrets at the Warner Robins Police Department. Citizens can view crime information that happens in their neighborhood with a simple click of the mouse.

The service uses Google Maps to find crime information and sex offender locations. Certain information about the crime is also available to view. Simply type in your address into the address bar and click Search. 

You can customize free email alerts to be delivered to your inbox. The service also gives the option of submitting an anonymous tip through the agency's TipSubmit service. 

Crime Reports is available for iPhone download through the iTunes store.  An app for the Android is still in production.  

You can access this service through our website at WRPolice.org or at www.CrimeReports.com.

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Macon Regional CrimeStoppers

Members of the Warner Robins Police Department attended the 6th Annual David Pierce Memorial Community Luncheon for the Macon Regional CrimeStoppers this afternoon.

The luncheon was to celebrate the continued success of the Macon Regional CrimeStoppers program.  Elected officials, members of various law enforcement agencies, and members of the media attended. 



The program has already has some impressive numbers to show so far in 2012:

May 2012 Results
Arrests - 32
Warrants - 58
Cases Cleared 40
Rewards Paid $4,127.00

Year to Date Arrested - 182
Year to Date Warrants - 366
Year to Date Cases Closed - 226

The Warner Robins Police Department is proud to be a partner with the Macon Regional CrimeStoppers Program.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Tracking Crime In Your Neighborhood

CrimeReports.com is one of the best kept secrets at the Warner Robins Police Department.  Citizens can view crime information that occurs in their neighborhood with a simple click of the mouse.

The service uses Google Maps to find crime information and sex offender locations.  Certain information about the crime is also available to view.  Simply type in your address into the address bar and click Search.  

You can customize free email alerts to be delivered to your inbox when an incident occurs.  The service also gives the option of submitting an anonymous tip through the agency's TipSubmit service.  

Crime Reports is available for iPhone download through the iTunes store. 

You can access this service through our website at WRPolice.org.


Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Entering Auto Prevention


Automobile burglary, also known as entering autos, are becoming more common around Warner Robins. 

Automobile burglaries are crimes of opportunities.  These crimes can be prevented by taking a few steps to make your car unattractive to potential criminals.  It only takes a second for criminals to get into your car - especially if it is unlocked.

Getting into the habit of securing your valuables and locking you doors can help
prevent you from becoming a victim
.  


Prevention
 
· Don’t leave valuables visible in your car! 

· Place valuables in your glove compartment or trunk.  If you can - make sure they are locked.

· Don’t leave shopping bags or packages in your back seat or passenger seat.  They can be easily viewed from the window.

· Don’t leave empty docking stations for your GPS, iPod, and other electronic
devices in your car.  They only tempt a potential criminal!

· ALWAYS LOCK YOUR DOORS! Many of the entering auto cases worked by detectives are the result of someone not locking their car doors. 

Check out the 13 WMAZ story showing how easy it is to spot valuables in cars.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

TipSubmit

Warner Robins citizens can now send text and web tips to the Warner Robins Police Department through TipSubmit.

The Warner Robins Police Department and CrimeReports.com have joined together to provide this service which allows citizens to send anonymous tips by sending a text message from a mobile phone, through a mobile application or online.

Using TipSubmit, information can be received anonymously and securely replied to without giving away the identity of the tipster. The service was built specifically to allow text messaging informants to remain anonymous by encrypting phone information and Internet Protocol (IP) addresses by routing them through several secure servers.

The Warner Robins Police Department encourages everyone to report information about any non-urgent, illegal criminal activity. Examples would include information on unsolved cases, vandalism, theft, the sale and distribution of drugs or information about crimes that are being planned in the community and/or schools.


See Frequently Asked Questions

 

 The program offers three different ways to communicate with law enforcement -

  1. Through standard mobile texting by typing 274637(CRIMES) in the "send to" field number and then type WRPD and the tip into the body of the text message


  2. Access the TipSoft Web Form


  3. Download the free mobile iPhone or Andriod app that allows users to submit photographs with the tip


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