The Mobile Police Department has a new crime tip hotline aimed at making anonymous reporting of crimes, gun violence and other suspicious incidents fast and easy.
The MPD says that through WeTip citizens can play a greater role in partnering with law enforcement to help make their communities safer.
There are three ways to report crime. Citizens can text or call 844-251-0644 or scan the WeTip QR code to access the hotline. It can be used to send tips about criminal activity and for reporting shootings, gang activity, school threats or any other criminal incidents to police. “This is one of our newest tools that will support the efforts of Operation Echo Stop in preventing and deterring crime by providing valuable information,” said Commander Kevin Levy, director of Intelligence for the Mobile Police Department and Gulf Coast Technology Center. “This truly represents our commitment to partnering with the community and working hard toward impeding violence and improving perception. Mobile truly is a great city.
The WeTip hotline is monitored 24/7 and the tips are received and processed by the Mobile Police Department and the Gulf Coast Technology Center’s Domestic Threat Desk. Every tip will be taken seriously and followed up on to open or further an investigation. In certain cases, citizens can receive up to $1,000 in reward money when they report legitimate crimes and incidents. That reward money will be paid when a conviction is made.Download the FOX10 Weather App. Get life-saving severe weather warnings and alerts for your location no matter where you are. Available free in the
Argentina Últimas Noticias, Argentina Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Montgomery man arrested for identity theft in MobileThe Mobile Police Department is investigation another case involving identity theft.
Leer más »
Caught in the Act: Mobile police say suspect kicks in door, takes motorcycleMobile police are on the lookout after video catches a man stealing a bike from a local business on Schillinger Road South.
Leer más »
MPD investigates shots fired during possible carjackingMobile police are investigating a possible carjacking involving shots fired early Tuesday morning.
Leer más »
Mobile man convicted of shooting clerk – his sixth felony – gets life in prisonReginald Thadeous Blevins walked into court in handcuffs and stood passively as a judge pronounced the only sentence he could for a 2020 robbery and shooting of a convenience store clerk – life in prison.
Leer más »
Mobile Baykeeper files federal lawsuit against Alabama Power over coal ashMobile Baykeeper has filed a federal lawsuit against Alabama Power over its plan to store coal ash in a pit next to the Mobile River.
Leer más »
Memorial run scheduled for well known Mobile runner killed in car crashHusband, father, and friend. That’s how Victor Birch is remembered by those who knew him.
Leer más »