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Greeneville, TN Police Department Launches Partnership with tip411

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Greeneville, TN Police Department (54 sworn officers) has increased its crime-fighting arsenal by partnering with tip411, an anonymous tip tool that has been proven to reduce crime, close cases and is used in over 2,000 communities.

tip411 is a tool that keeps residents and tipsters 100% anonymous, as the technology removes all identifying information before reaching law enforcement creating an anonymous two-way conversation.

“Our vision is a group of officers that strives to prevent the next crime,” Greeneville Police Chief Steve Spano said in a news release. “We believe our new Greeneville PD app from tip411 will help us do just that to make our community safer for all.”

Citizens gain a different way to access the police department by being able to see agency alerts, social media channels, important information and more ways to combat crime.

“We’ve listened to feedback from partners like Greeneville Police and have built a more advanced and innovative product to help departments better engage their communities,” said tip411 President Terry Halsch. “The Greeneville PD app, powered by tip411, will greatly improve the public’s access to agency alerts, social media channels, important information, and more to help fight crime.”

The public can submit anonymous tips to the Greeneville PD by texting GPDTN and the tip information to 847411. The Greeneville PD app can be downloaded for free at the Apple App Store and Google Play App Store.

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San Francisco Police Use tip411 Tool in Attempted Robbery and Shooting Case of NFL player Ricky Pearsall

The San Francisco Police Department (2,328 sworn officers) are asking citizens to use their tip411 tool to submit anonymous tips related to the attempted robbery and shooting that involved a San Francisco 49er player Ricky Pearsall.

Police responded to a report of a shooting where two male subjects were suffering from injuries and transported to a nearby hospital.

The investigation is ongoing and police are asking the public to use their tip411 tool to submit information about the case.

The public can submit anonymous tips to the San Francisco PD by texting SFPD and the tip information to 847411. The San Francisco PD app can be downloaded for free at the Google Play App Store.

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NC Wildlife Uses Anonymous Tips from tip411 to Arrest and Convict Suspects in Illegal Hunting Case

An anonymous tip to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission’s NC WILDTIP (Turn-In-Poachers) program, powered by tip411, resulted in the arrests of two individuals who have been found guilty on 15 counts of unlawfully taking deer at night with the use and aid of an artificial light, referred to as spotlighting. In total, the anonymous tip resulted in five people receiving more than 160 combined charges related to the illegal hunting and killing of deer.

The guilty parties have been ordered to pay $9,030 in replacement costs for illegally killing 15 deer at night in Duplin County, along with fines and hunting licenses being revoked.

“It’s a big penalty we hope sends a strong message,” said Captain Chad Arnold, who heads NCWRC’s Investigative Unit and NC WILDTIP program. “We typically don’t see punishments like this, but we also typically don’t find individuals who kill 15 deer in one night’s illegal escapades.”

In November 2023, NC WILDTIP received an anonymous tip about this incident and included a photo of the suspect posing with 15 antlerless white-tailed deer.

In the six months ending in May, NCWRC has received 598 tips through NC WILDTIP and rewarded a total of $3,478. Anyone with information on illegal hunting can anonymously submit information through the secured online reporting tool located on the agency’s website. Information may also be submitted by texting keyword WILDTIP and the tip information to 847411.

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Harrisonburg Police Department Launches New Anonymous Tip Tool Powered by tip411

The new Harrisonburg PD app, developed by tip411, enables the public to share anonymous tips with the Harrisonburg, VA Police Department (82 sworn officers) and lets officers respond to create a two-way conversation.

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Interim Chief Rod Pollard said the department’s success lies with its connection to the community.

“Our new system will allow us to continue delivering exceptional police services that enable the safety, security, and well-being of all by promoting a stronger partnership with our community members,” Pollard said.

According to Lieutenant Chris Monahan, the new system developed by tip411 is similar to Crime Solvers or Crime Stoppers but is more comprehensive.

“This tool is far more comprehensive and allows us to have direct dialogue with the person submitting the tip,” Monahan said. “So, an individual might send out information in reference to a wanted individual, and someone might respond to that with: ‘hey, I think I might know that person or I might have seen that person,’ and we can respond directly to that tipster and have some dialogue.”

Juliana McGrath, HPD communication specialist, says Harrisonburg PD app allows the community not only to submit tips, but they can also sign up to receive different alerts. For example, you can choose from traffic alerts or crime updates, to name a few. McGrath said that HPD plans to provide all sorts of notifications.

The public can submit anonymous tips to the Harrisonburg PD by texting HPDVA and the tip information to 847411. The Harrisonburg PD app can be downloaded for free at the Apple App Store and Google Play App Store.

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Delhi Township PD Identify Subject within Hours with tip411

Delhi Township Police Department released an alert through the tip411 tool asking the public to help identify the individual below suspected of stealing.

Following the release of that public alert, the suspect was positively identified and the authorities were able to quickly apprehend James Rothwell, a 31-year-old man.

He is currently being held at the Hamilton County Justice Center on charges of theft and criminal trespass. The arrest stems from an incident at a Kroger store on Delhi Road, where Mr. Rothwell violated a 2023 trespassing order by entering the premises.

The tip411 tool has been proven to close cases, reduce crime, grow community engagement, and identify suspects.

The public can submit anonymous tips to the Delhi Township PD by texting “DTPD” and the tip information to 847411. The public can also use the DTPD Tip mobile app, powered by tip411, to view community alerts and submit anonymous tips. The DTPD Tip app can be downloaded for free at the iTunes and Google Play App Store.

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See the alert here.