#Alternately Crimestoppers

[polyamorouspunk]

not to be a bitch, but what DO you do if someone breaks into your house besides call the cops?

If someone breaks into your house, what exactly are the cops going to do? Take a report?

Call your insurance if anything is missing.

Call someone to come stay with you for a few days as you try your best to emotionally recover.

Install more security, like cameras and locks.

If there is an actual crime in progress, then yeah, sure, call the cops.

I had to call the cops when I got into an accident the other night. That’s proper procedure under the law right now.

Don’t go out of your way to risk serious trouble to not follow the law just because you hate the establishment.

I got a ticket and I’m going to have to go to court to dispute it, but following the way the law works is better and safer for me than going “actually you know what fuck the government”.

My mom told me “If you don’t show up they’ll probably put a warrant out for your arrest. I’m sure you’d think that’s cool, but it’s not.” And I said “Why would I think that’s cool?”

Why would I want to put a target on my head?

Yeah, if you see someone shooting up a college, call the police. If there is an active crime, call the police.

However, there ARE alternatives when it’s not an active crime.

If you have information about a past crime (aka, someone told you they killed someone, you found a body that’s already been murdered, etc.) CALL CRIMESTOPPERS.

If you have to call 911 (like I had to last week) they’re going to ask you if you need fire, medical, or police. Because we were dealing with a medical emergency, only the paramedics came. No police.

To say that the police have never done anything good ever is to oversimplify things. You can want to overthrow a system but still need to work in it for the time being. You, random tumblr user, are not going to be the single downfall of the police. So if you need to use them, use them. But treat it as a last resort. If NOTHING else can be done or it is an EMERGENCY, then call the police. And even then, don’t expect them to actually do anything (I’m looking at you, Uvalde).

[dailyunsolvedmysteries]

Daniel Entwistle

Seven-year-old Daniel Entwistle disappeared from near his home at Copperfield Ave, Great Yarmouth on Saturday 3 May 2003 - a May Bank Holiday weekend. His parents Paula and David became concerned later that evening when he failed to return for tea and started to look for him, enlisting the assistance of friends and neighbours. The local community rallied round and soon a major investigation was underway with police seeking help from numerous agencies specialising in search and rescue techniques. 

Daniel was identified on the CCTV at Blencowes, a local convenience store nearby to his home at around 5.05pm that day. There were other potential sightings of him during that day including being with a group of other boys seen playing near to the river at Trinity Quay at around 3.30pm. His little red BMX bike was found abandoned near to the river close to Trinity Quay in the early hours of the next morning and sonar examinations of the riverbed soon formed a major part of the inquiry. 

Daniel was described as being 3' 2" tall, of thin build with light brown cropped short hair. He had a pale complexion and a strong Northern accent.  Daniel was last seen wearing a blue Adidas T shirt with striped sleeves and an Adidas motif on the chest, blue tracksuit bottoms and grey coloured training shoes. Despite the huge police search involving many people and other agencies no trace of Daniel was ever found.

Daniel’s disappearance officers have conducted more than 2,500 lines of enquiry and taken more than 580 statements. In the last six years officers have conducted further searches in Great Yarmouth and received several new pieces of information which have all been investigated. However, Daniel remains a missing person to this day. 

Officers continue to appeal for new information which could help solve this case. 

Contact Email: unsolvedcasereviews@norfolk.police.uk  

Alternatively you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111

[ukrfeminism]

A man has been charged with the murder of a mother who was killed in front of her two children in Manchester, police said.

Obert Moyo, 45, has been charged with murdering Perseverance Ncube, who was found with serious injuries in Salford at about 2.40am on Friday.

Ms Ncube, 35, was found with a single stab injury to the chest on Dukesgate Grove in Little Hulton, Worsley, and was taken to hospital, where she died.

Moyo, of Pennington Road, Bolton, has also been charged with possession of offensive weapon.

He has been remanded into custody and is set to appear at Bolton Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

Ms Ncube’s family described her as a “loving and devoted mother who lived for her children, family and friends” in a tribute to her.

Greater Manchester Police are appealing to any motorists and residents in the area who may have captured anything that may be of relevance to the investigation on dashcam, CCTV or doorbell cameras to contact the force.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the force on 101 quoting log number 236 of November 10.

Alternatively, details can be passed on anonymously to the independent charity – Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

[novumtimes]

Hunt for knifeman after Bournemouth beach double stabbing left woman 34 dead and another 38 in hospital with serious wounds

By Jack Wright Published: 06:06 BST, 25 May 2024 | Updated: 07:41 BST, 25 May 2024 A manhunt is under way after two women were stabbed at Bournemouth beach with one victim dead and another fighting for her life. Police were called to the incident on Durley Chine Beach at the popular Dorset seaside town at 11.42pm last night. A 34-year-old woman from Poole was pronounced dead at the scene. Her next of kin have been informed and the coroner notified. A 38-year-old woman from Poole was taken to hospital with very serious injuries and her next of kin are aware. Police have cordoned off the section of beach and are searching the area for the culprit, with no arrests made. They have appealed for witnesses to come forward. Dorset Police said they were called to reports two women, both from Poole, had been stabbed on Durley Chine Beach around 11.45pm last night (stock image) Superintendent Gavin House, of Dorset Police, said: ‘Our thoughts are with the loved ones of the woman who very tragically lost her life. ‘Officers are searching the area, but no arrests have been made at this time. A full and detailed investigation is underway. ‘I would ask anyone who saw what happened or has any information about the offender and has not yet spoken to officers to please contact us urgently. ‘The beach has been cordoned off to enable officers to conduct a thorough investigation of the scene. I would like to thank the public for their patience and understanding while this vital work takes place. ‘Members of the public will see an increased police presence in the area over the coming days and officers from the local neighbourhood policing team can be approached with any concerns.’ Anyone with information is asked to contact Dorset Police at www.dorset.police.uk/do-it-online, via email 101@dorset.pnn.police.uk or by calling 101, quoting incident number 24:707. Alternatively, independent charity Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously online at Crimestoppers-uk.org or by calling Freephone 0800 555 111. Share or comment on this article: Hunt for knifeman after Bournemouth beach double stabbing left woman, 34, dead and another, 38, in hospital with serious wounds Source link via The Novum Times

[unforgottenalcoldcases]

Unforgotten | Ep 23: HHardwick KStubbs JEntrekin RRobinson JSims

This week we are extending our visit from last week in Jefferson County where we’re sharing a few cases due to their either lack of information or little progress. Joel Hardwick brought us the curiously unsolved shooting death of his brother Heulon Hardwick that occurred 26 years ago. In 2014, Kierra Stubs, mother of 2, disappears after a seemingly harmless meet-up with an acquaintance to get her car breaks done. Ramondus Robinson visited with his father, later went to a club, and then, after leaving with 2 men in the early morning hours of May 23, 2019, he vanished. Joseph Entrekin checked out of a treatment facility in March of 2021 and nearly immediately after, while his mother was with him on his cell phone listening, was chased by unknown persons and never seen again. And a very bizarre case of a 14-year-old child, Jason Sims, whom almost no one seems to know ever existed, who was reported missing in 2015, but truthfully, it’s not known when he disappeared. 

If you have any information regarding these cases, please reach out to the following contacts

For Huelon’s case, please contact Birmingham PD’s Homicide Division at 205-254-1764

For Kierra’s case, contact the Birmingham PD at 205-328-9311

For Ramondus’ or Joseph’s case, please contact Birmingham PD Special Victims Services at 205-297-8413

Jason Jr’s, contact Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office at 205-325-5700 or https://jeffcosheriffal.com/submit-a-tip/ 

 Alternatively, for any of the cases we shared today, you can contact CrimeStoppers at 205-254-7777, or submit a tip online at CrimestoppersMetroAL (https://crimestoppersmetroal.org/)

You may also contact us by emailing info@alcoldcase.com or by using the contact form, https://alcoldcase.com/home/contact-us/.

 https://uncovered.com/cases/kierra-stubbs

 Surveillance video of the last sighting of Kierra Stubbs (https://youtu.be/VGToUN-7GTc)

https://www.wvtm13.com/article/cold-case-family-of-kierra-stubbs-pleads-for-answers-in-young-mother-s-disappearance/39790274

https://www.cbs42.com/news/missing/family-of-kierra-stubbs-still-searching-for-answers-9-years-after-her-disappearance/

https://uncovered.com/cases/ramondus-robinson

https://uncovered.com/cases/joseph-entrekin

Watch CrimeDoor TV - S1:E74 Episode 74 (2023) (https://therokuchannel.roku.com/watch/dd94c9a72d336e095c51ff636bb88b6b)

https://uncovered.com/cases/jason-sims

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[petnews2day]

Thieves steal two cars from garage after sneaking into house via dog flap

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Thieves steal two cars from garage after sneaking into house via dog flap

Fallow Deer Lawn in Newport. Photo: Google

The cars, a BMW 4 Series and a dark grey Seat Cooper Leon, were stolen along with a small amount of cash and bank cards at around 3am on Sunday from a property on Fallow Deer Lawn.

Police pursued the cars into the Wolverhampton area but were unable to apprehend the drivers or recover the vehicles.

Officers say access was gained through a dog flap on a side garage door before an internal garage door was used to access the property itself.

“We attended and pursued the cars into the Wolverhampton area but they remain outstanding,” a spokesperson said.

“An increased police presence is being maintained in the Newport area. Anyone who may have seen, or captured on dash cam, the incident or the cars being driven or offered for sale is asked to please get in touch.”

Anyone with information should email daniel.bailey@westmercia.police.uk quoting reference 22/110942/22.

“Alternatively, if you have information but don’t feel comfortable speaking to police, you can speak to the independent charity Crimestoppers. They never ask your name and they cannot trace your call or IP address. You can contact them online at crimestoppers-uk.org or by calling 0800 555 111.”

[truecrimecrystals]

Demakia Phinizee vanished at the age of 26 on October 12th, 2007. At the time of her disappearance, Demakia was had just become a veteran. She had recently completed five years in the U.S. Army, and had started working as a security guard at the Fillmore Center—an alternative school located in Tupelo, Mississippi. Demakia was seen dropping somebody off at the school before driving away in her red Pontiac Grand Am (pictured right). She never returned home to her three children and has never been seen or heard from again.

Later that evening, Demakia’s car was found parked at the Warfield Apartments on Jackson Street in Tupelo. Witnesses reportedly saw the vehicle entering the complex at a high speed rate. After it was parked, the witnesses saw an African-American male wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans getting out of car’s driver seat before running behind the apartment building. Said male has never been identified.

Demakia remains missing today, and there has been very little information released about the investigation. Early on, it was revealed that police reportedly have no suspects or persons of interest in her case. Despite the suspicious incident with her car, Demakia’s case is not being investigated as a crime; but just as a missing persons case. However, Demakia’s family members do not believe she would voluntarily abandon her children or stay out of touch with her loved ones. Northeast Mississippi Crimestoppers has taken over the investigation into Demakia’s disapearance. If you have any information that could lead to her whereabouts, please contact them at 1-800-773-8477.

[cumbriacrack]

Schoolboy, 11, touched inappropriately on canal towpath POLICE are appealing for information after a schoolboy was touched inappropriately in Hest Bank yesterday Full story: http://www.cumbriacrack.com/2017/03/15/schoolboy-11-touched-inappropriately-canal-towpath/

[feministtraysh]

This horrifying picture shows a flight attendant and her girlfriend covered in blood after a gang of men attacked them when they refused to kiss for them. 

The apparently homophobic attack happened on a London bus as the couple returned home from an evening out last month. Ryanair worker Melania Geymonat, 28, from Uruguay, was left with a suspected broken nose while girlfriend Chris, from the US, was also beaten up. Melania, who lives in Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire, said they were sat at the front on the top deck because they enjoyed the novelty of the double decker bus. However, during the journey she claims a gang of young men behind them saw they were a couple and started to demand they kiss while making crude sexual gestures.

Campaign group Stonewall pointed out that homophobic attacks were on the rise. They said that 16% of lesbian, gay and bisexual people had experienced a hate crime or incident in 2016. That compared to 9% in 2013 – a rise of 78%. 

Director of Campaigns, Policy and Research at Stonewall, Laura Russell, said: "This attack is an upsetting reminder of how much we still have to do for LGBT equality. It’s tempting to think that in 2019, we are safe from attacks like these, and indeed we all should be. But sadly, this isn’t the reality.”

They said government research showed two-thirds of LGBT people avoided holding hands with their partner for fear of attack. They added that everyone needed to support the LGBT community. 

Ms Russell added: “We need people who believe in equality to take action and to come out for LGBT people. If you want a society where everyone feels safe, do something about it today and support LGBT charities, communities and your LGBT friends and family.”

The Metropolitan Police confirmed they had started an investigation into the homophobic attack against Melania and Chris.

A spokesperson said: ‘Police are appealing for witnesses and information after two women were assaulted and robbed in a homophobic attack on a bus in Camden. ‘The incident happened at approximately 02:30hrs on Thursday, 30 May after the two women, both aged in their 20s, boarded a N31 bus in West Hampstead. 

“As they sat on the top deck they were approached by a group of four males who began to make lewd and homophobic comments to them. 

“The women were then attacked and punched several times before the males ran off the bus. A phone and bag were stolen during the assault. 

“Both women were taken to hospital for treatment to facial injuries.” Anyone who witnessed the incident or who has information is asked to contact police on 101 or tweet @MetCC and quote CAD737/30May. 

Alternatively Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111. 

Transport for London (TfL) said ‘this sickening attack is utterly unacceptable.’ Siwan Hayward, Director of Compliance, Policing and On-Street Services at TfL, said: “Homophobic behaviour and abuse is a hate crime and won’t be tolerated on our network. All of our customers have the right to travel without fear of verbal or physical assault and we are working with the police to stamp out this behaviour on our transport network. We will do all we can to support the police investigation of this incident.”

Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2019/06/07/gay-couple-beaten-refusing-kiss-mens-entertainment-9854367/?ito=cbshare

[dailyunsolvedmysteries]

Michelle Bettles

Michelle Bettles was 22 years old when she was murdered. Michelle operated as a street prostitute and was last seen in the red light district of Norwich during the early hours of Thurs 28 and Fri 29 March 2002 Easter weekend.

Michelle unusually had not kept a pre-arranged appointment with a regular client of hers. They had arranged to meet close to her home address in the Dereham Road area of Norwich but she never kept the appointment.

CCTV footage shows Michelle walking along St Benedict's Street towards the city centre at 8.20 pm that night. Clearly, for whatever reason, she had never intended to keep the appointment with the regular client since she was heading in the opposite direction to their pre-arranged meeting.

There was a series of sightings of Michelle in various locations in the red light district of Norwich by people that knew her, the last being at about midnight.

On the morning of 31 March 2002, Michelle's body was found by a local resident in woodland by the side of a country track known as Rush Meadow Road in Scarning, near Dereham. She had been strangled. This is around 20 miles from the Red Light District area of Norwich.

A murder investigation was launched but the killer was never identified. The case remains unsolved.

Appeal for new information continues to be a key point to help solve this murder. It is almost 20 years since Michelle was killed and some people may not have been prepared to come forward to speak to the police about what they know of this case.

Contact details

Unsolved Case Review Manager: Mr Andy Guy

Contact Tel: 01953 423819  

Email: unsolvedcasereviews@norfolk.police.uk

Alternatively you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on: 0800 555 111.

[ukrfeminism]

Amber Gibson: Missing teen,16, being treated as murder victim by Police Scotland

A murder investigation has been launched after the body of a missing teenage girl was discovered in Scottish woodland.

Amber Gibson, 16, was reported missing from the Hamilton area on Friday November 26.

Amber is known to have left her home in the Hillhouse area at 9.15pm that night and was last seen at Cadzow Street around 9.55pm.

Her body was discovered near to Cadzow Glen at 10.10am on Sunday November 28.

Detective Superintendent Raymond Brown, from Police Scotland major investigations team west, said: “Our thoughts very much remain with Amber’s loved ones and we will continue to support them through this terrible time.

“Whilst our inquiries continue, we are asking for anyone with any information on what happened to Amber, or anyone who believes they saw her at any point of her movements between Friday and Sunday, to please come forward.”

Chief Inspector Briony Daye, local area commander, said: “I’d like to reassure the local community that this is believed to be an isolated incident and there is not any risk to other members of the public.

“There will continue to be an increased police presence in the area over the coming days and anyone with concerns can speak with local officers at any time.”

Anyone with information should call police on 101, quoting incident 1281 of 28 November. Alternatively, please contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, if you wish to remain anonymous.

[hillingdontoday]

Police appeal for witnesses to assault in Mill End

Police are appealing for witnesses and information following an assault in Mill End, Rickmansworth. The incident occurred in Uxbridge Road, at around 4.55pm on Wednesday 17 August.   It was reported that an altercation occurred between the male drivers of two vehicles, a Mercedes Vito and a silver Ford Focus.   One of the males was subsequently knocked unconscious and required stitches for a head injury. Investigator Sian Smith, from the Three Rivers Local Crime Unit, said: “When the victim came back round, he was being assisted by an unknown member of the public who suggested he should seek hospital treatment.   Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting crime reference 41/67176/22.   Alternatively, to stay 100% anonymous, you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or via their untraceable online form at crimestoppers-uk.org.    #millend #rickmansworth #uxbridgeroad #threerivers #policeappeal #appeal #assault Read the full article

[petnews2day]

Thieves use dog flap to steal cars from garage

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Thieves use dog flap to steal cars from garage

Police pursued the cars into the Wolverhampton area but were unable to apprehend the drivers or vehicles.

The cars, a BMW 4 Series and a dark grey Seat Cooper Leon were stolen along with a small amount of cash and bank cards at around 3am on Sundayfrom a property on Fallow Deer Lawn.

Officers say access was gained through a dog flap on a side garage door before an internal garage door was used to access the property itself.

“We attended and pursued the cars into the Wolverhampton area but they remain outstanding,” a spokesperson said.

“An increased police presence is being maintained in the Newport area. Anyone who may have seen, or captured on dash cam, the incident or the cars being driven or offered for sale is asked to please get in touch.”

Anyone with information should email daniel.bailey@westmercia.police.uk quoting reference 22/110942/22.

“Alternatively, if you have information but don’t feel comfortable speaking to police, you can speak to the independent charity Crimestoppers. They never ask your name and they cannot trace your call or I.P address. You can contact them online at crimestoppers-uk.org or by calling 0800 555 111.”

[leahsouthernxfmp]

OTHER ANTI-GANG VIOLENCE CAMPAIGNS

Catch22

https://www.catch-22.org.uk

Here are some of the statistics from 2019 that Catch22 achieved:

The Catch22 family has touched the lives of more that 120,000 people in the last year.

In their alternative education schools last year, 85% of learners went onto a positive destination.

In Justice over the past year, they worked with over 20.700 victims and witnesses of crime.

Across their employability provision, 100% of commissioners were satisfied with the service.

Crime stoppers

https://crimestoppers-uk.org/about-the-charity

Crime stoppers are an independent charity that gives people the power to speak up and stop crime - 100% anonymously.

Here are some of their statistics of what they have achieved:

More than 150,000 suspects arrested.

Over £139million worth of goods recovered.

More than £367million worth of drugs seized.

[dailyunsolvedmysteries]

Kevin Dundon; Missing on a Ferry

Kevin Dundon, from Essex, was aged 22 when he went missing while on a vessel returning to Felixstowe from Zeebrugge in Belgium, on 21 September 1980. Kevin had stayed with his brother Tom in Ipswich the night before he went to work on the Viking Viscount. 

Kevin was employed by shipping company Townsend Thoresen.  He had only started working on this particular ferry three days before he went missing and his duties included washing crockery in the ship’s galley.

The Viking Viscount set sail from Felixstowe to Zeebrugge at approximately 9am on Sunday 21 September 1980, with 86 crew members aboard. There were 605 passengers on board, many of which were large organised groups of coach parties.

It was recorded at the time that the crossing took around five hours, with the ship docking in Zeebrugge for some two hours, before beginning the return journey to Felixstowe at approximately 4pm.

In the periods when he was not working, Kevin was reported to have spent time in the staff mess room, which was frequented by various members of the crew throughout the day, along with some passengers who had been invited in as guests.

Witness testimony from Kevin’s colleagues state that at around 6pm that evening, he was seen working at a sink in the ‘plate room’ of the galley. The last confirmed sightings of Kevin are at around 6.30pm when he is believed to have been seen exiting the galley through a door which could have taken him to either the toilets or the deck.

The position of the ferry at this time was approximately 26 miles off the Suffolk coast and an estimated one mile south of the Galloper lightvessel, which was one of a number of static lighthouse ships anchored around the UK.

At around 6.50pm it was noticed that Kevin had not returned to the ‘plate room’ and so an announcement was made over the public address system for him to return. When he still hadn’t returned by 7.30pm, a number of further announcements were made for him to return and searches began to take place.

The ferry docked at Felixstowe just before 8.45pm and all the passengers disembarked. At around 9pm the ship’s master instigated further searches.  

Emergency services were informed that Kevin was missing at 10.45pm, with HM Coast Guard then commencing a ‘man overboard’ search.

The Viking Viscount left Felixstowe for Zeebrugge again at 11pm and, along with three other ships, searched the waters in the vicinity of the Galloper lightvessel until approximately 1.30am the following morning, but Kevin was not located and his body has never been found.

A missing person investigation was subsequently launched by Suffolk Constabulary and more than 30 witness statements were taken from people who had been on board the ferry and may have come into contact with Kevin, with the vast majority of these enquiries involving crew members.

However, no definitive answers or evidence as to what happened to Kevin was ever found, and his status has remained as missing for four decades.

Andy Guy, the Major Crime Review and Unsolved Case Manager for Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies, said: “It is highly unlikely that Kevin was still on the ship when it docked at Felixstowe. I believe there are individuals who were on that ferry that know what happened to Kevin, but have not previously told us. Kevin’s parents died without knowing what happened to their son, but there are three brothers who deserve to be given some answers and closure about the fate of their sibling.”

Anyone who believes they have information about Kevin Dundon’s disappearance, is asked to contact the Joint Norfolk and Suffolk Major Crime Review and Unsolved Case Team on: 01953 423819, or by emailing: unsolvedcasereviews@norfolk.pnn.police.uk

Alternatively, contact the charity Crimestoppers 100% anonymously on 0800 555 111, or via their online form: www.crimestoppers-uk.org