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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries responded to a recent report of a dead black male bear in West Filiciana Parish. 

An investigation determined that the bear was killed by a gunshot wound from a rifle.

LDWF has multiple ways for the public to provide tips 24 hours a day, including the LADWF Tips mobile app, powered by tip411, that keeps tipsters anonymous.

The Humane Society of the U.S is offering up to $2,500, the Safari Club International Acadiana Chapter is also offering up to $2,500 and Louisiana Operation Game Thief is offering up to $1,000, totaling $6,000 in rewards for anyone that has information that leads to a conviction for this case.

Taking a bear during a closed season holds between a $900-$950 fine, up to 120 days in jail, and anyone found guilty of shooting this specific black bear may also face civil restitution for the replacement value of the illegally taken black bear totaling $10,000.

The Lousiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries mobile app is available to download for free from the Google Play Store and the iTunes App Store. Citizens can also submit an anonymous text tip via their cell phone by texting the keyword “LADWF Tips” and their message/tip to 847411.

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• $6K Offered for Information about Black Bear that was shot in West Feliciana Parish

A tip was submitted to the Delhi Township, OH Police Department (28 sworn officers) via the DTPD Tip anonymous tip application, powered by tip411, regarding a past smoke shop break-in in Cincinnati.

This tip provided information on 3 individual juvenile suspects that were found at an identified location due to the tipster.

Contact was made by both Delhi Township and Cincinnati PD, and upon further investigation, the three juveniles were detained and arrested.

Further additional arrests are expected to be made as the investigation continues. 

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.

See the alert here.

Thanks to an anonymous tipster using the tip411 tool, Jenks Middle School was notified that a possible bomb threat was made. 

The anonymous tip indicated that a student of the middle school threatened to bring a bomb to school which prompted an investigation by police.

The student named in the anonymous tip was taken into custody promptly. At this time there is no current threat to the schools or the students. 

tip411 is an anonymous tip tool that connects community members directly with a law enforcement agency or school. It is free and available for download on any smartphone.

District spokesperson Rob Loeber credits the Trojan Tip Line app, powered by tip411.

“People are on their phones constantly and so we make it very easy for people to leave that tip,” Loeber said. “And I think it’s empowered a lot of people because it is completely anonymous and they feel comfortable sharing information that way.”

The Jenks Public Schools mobile app is available to download for free from the Google Play Store and the iTunes App Store. Citizens can also submit an anonymous text tip via their cell phone by texting the keyword “JENKSHS” and their message/tip to 847411.

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• Threat tip leads to arrest of Jenks Middle School Student
• Jenks Public Schools unveils anonymous tip line to report threats on campus

Recently, Stamford Police Department (300 sworn officers) asked the community to help provide any information on the suspicious death of a 20-year-old man through their anonymous tip tool run by tip411.

Based on information gathered from an investigation, Stamford PD has arrested a 25-year-old man and a 17-year-old man on assault in the first-degree charges. 

Stamford PD is waiting on the office of the chief medical examiner to determine the cause of death with the expectation that additional charges will be filed.

Citizens can submit an anonymous text tip to the Stamford Police Department via their cell phone by texting the keyword “STAMFORDPD” and their message/tip to 847411.

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• Two charged in connection with man’s death in Stamford

The Waukegan Police Department (158 sworn officers) is unveiling a new crime-fighting tool, powered by tip411, that has been proven to reduce crime, solve cases, and improve community involvement. 

tip411 provides a two-way communication avenue between community members who want to stay anonymous and talk to live law enforcement officers. 

“The Waukegan 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,” said tip411 President Terry Halsch.

Interim Police Chief Edgardo Navarro said the department strives to keep residents safe through proactive community programs like their tip411 tool.

“We believe empowering the community to submit anonymous tips with our new Waukegan PD app will be a good tool to keep our community safe,” he said.

The Waukegan Police Department mobile app is available to download for free from the Google Play Store and the iTunes App Store. Citizens can also submit an anonymous text tip via their cell phone by texting the keyword “WPDTIP” and their message/tip to 847411.

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• Waukegan Police Department introduces new app for alerts, submitting tips