crimestopmem.org

seniorbsafe.org

SeniorBSafe

http://www.seniorbsafe.org//whowehelp.html

We help elderly citizens who:. Are afraid to leave their homes. Suspect illegal activities are happening in their neighborhoods but don't want to call police directly. Believe they may be targeted by con artists and scammers. Have a problem but don't know whom to call. Want to make a confidential report. Are confused but think they need help. Wonder if they have been the victim of fraud.

seniorbsafe.org

SeniorBSafe

http://www.seniorbsafe.org//aboutus.html

SeniorBsafe is an initiative of CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County. The program is targeted primarily at senior citizens, (and their families and caregivers) who are afraid in their homes and neighborhoods and unsure where to find help. Some of these kinds of calls come in to existing hot lines now, including to the Crisis Center and 2-1-1. But many seniors do not call or seek help for many difficult and sometimes complicated reasons. CrimeStoppers, which is a confidential community resource, wil...

seniorbsafe.org

SeniorBSafe

http://www.seniorbsafe.org/beware.html

New scam hits Memphis and Shelby Co. Memphis law enforcement agencies are warning citizens of a recent telephone scam in which callers are demanding money for missing a court date or a call to jury duty. The con arts are telling people who answer apparent random phone calls that they have missed jury duty or some times a court date and must immediately pay in person at the justice center at 201 Poplar, or they can pay with a credit card to avoid jail time. Do not comply with any request and hang up.

seniorbsafe.org

SeniorBSafe

http://www.seniorbsafe.org/index.html

SeniorBsafe is an iniative of CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County. The program is targeted primarily at senior citizens who are afraid in their homes and neighborhoods and unsure where to find help. Read More. We help elderly citizens who need assistance or help with a variety of fearful situations. Read More. Stay safe from con artist and fraudsters.

seniorbsafe.org

SeniorBSafe

http://www.seniorbsafe.org/whowehelp.html

We help elderly citizens who:. Are afraid to leave their homes. Suspect illegal activities are happening in their neighborhoods but don't want to call police directly. Believe they may be targeted by con artists and scammers. Have a problem but don't know whom to call. Want to make a confidential report. Are confused but think they need help. Wonder if they have been the victim of fraud.

seniorbsafe.org

SeniorBSafe

http://www.seniorbsafe.org/aboutus.html

SeniorBsafe is an initiative of CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County. The program is targeted primarily at senior citizens, (and their families and caregivers) who are afraid in their homes and neighborhoods and unsure where to find help. Some of these kinds of calls come in to existing hot lines now, including to the Crisis Center and 2-1-1. But many seniors do not call or seek help for many difficult and sometimes complicated reasons. CrimeStoppers, which is a confidential community resource, wil...

neighborhoodwatchonline.net

All My Neighbors Neighborhood Watch On Line

http://www.neighborhoodwatchonline.net/neighborwatch.html

Matters about security and safety for your neighborhood can. Be posted by you on this page. A new proactive approach to neighborhood watch. Stopping crime before it happens! Security Alerts and the exact neighborhood will appear in alerts section that you post. Report any supicious activity you see to this site ( use the red button above). All Resident reported incidents will appear in this section alphabetically by. Neighborhood. If your neighborhood is not showing it will appear once. Click Here for a ...

copperstoppersmemphis.com

Awards

http://www.copperstoppersmemphis.com/awards.html

Cash Awarded for Tips. Tipster gets cash award in copper theft:. In March, not far from a grade school in north Memphis, thieves stole an air conditioning unit and copper set lines worth about $1,100 from a residence. A few days later, a woman involved in the theft was identified upon selling the stolen items at a scrap yard. She gave police a statement of admission. The following month, however, the woman failed to appear at her court date and a warrant was issued on April 29. Memphis, TN 38105.