Crime Stoppers of Southeast Texas
409-833-TIPS
Crime Stoppers encourages members of the community to assist local law enforcement agencies in the fight against crime by overcoming the two key elements that inhibit community involvement: fear and apathy.
Crime Stoppers provides a telephone number (409-833-8477), Web Tips, and a Mobile App (P3Tips App) to encourage citizens in the community to volunteer vital information helpful to law enforcement agencies to fight against crime.
You will not be asked for your name. You simply give the confidential information to the call taker. You will then receive a confidential code number. If your information leads to the arrest of a Felon or the solving of a crime, you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.00.
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Crime Stoppers of Southeast Texas was established on November 1, 1981. Since its inception, the program has received over 14,000 tips resulting in over 3,000 arrests, nearly 6,000 cases cleared and over 7 million dollars in property recoveries and drug seizures.
Crime Stoppers of Southeast Texas is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that is funded by private donations and fundraising. NO TAX DOLLARS are involved.
Help us continue to make our community a safer place to live and work by making a donation to our program right now.
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Oh my, we were gifted some cupcakes this afternoon. They look amazing and taste even better! Thank you
Hope y’all enjoy them ❤️
So glad y’all enjoyed them!!💕
I’ll be there later!
Very nice
Bacon??
Bacon....
Well I guess how’s my time to come see y’all! WhiteOwl Johnson save me one!!
Ummm I’m coming up there
Is that gigis?
Whoa. No one told me...
Thank you for the supportA reminder about PN-G Backs The Blue!!
Tomorrow, Sept. 18, Port Neches-Groves schools are encouraging students to help show support to our local law enforcement by wearing BLUE!
Show your support and Back the Blue!
#PNGproud #PNGHS #NDNPress #PNGBacksTheBlue #BackTheBlue
Taking a Break with Beaumont P.D.- Intro
The Beaumont Police Department invites you to join us each Wednesday beginning September 18th as we host a Facebook Live Segment called "Taking a Break with Beaumont PD." The segments will be broadcast during the 12 o'clock hour and we will discuss safety tips, crime trends, and all things Police and Community related. Tune in Wednesday (9/18/19) for our first segment as we discuss Street Safety 101!
Cool. Great idea!
Awesome!!! Looking forward !!! This is great
Cool, I’m there.
Good idea.
very very good
Sounds good!
Cool!🙋
Cool. Dallas does something like that by neighborhood once a month called Coffee with Cops at a local coffeehouse.
Awesome!!
WTG
What was the video about
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The Beaumont Police Department invites you to join us each Wednesday beginning September 18th as we host a Facebook Live Segment called "Taking a Break with Beaumont PD." The segments will be broadcast during the 12 o'clock hour and we will discuss safety tips, crime trends, and all things Police and Community related. Tommorow, we will do an introductory segment to talk about the program and generate feedback from the community on topics you would like discussed! Then Wednesday, September 18, tune in as we discuss Street Safety 101!
This is really great. Thank you!!
INFORMATION SOUGHT CONCERNING KENTON FIRE! The Hardin County Fire & Explosion Task Force is seeking information regarding a fire that caused extensive damage to a house at 216 W. Walnut St., Kenton. The fire was reported just after 9pm Sunday evening, Sept. 15th.
Investigators do not believe the fire was the result of an act of ill intent. However, they are seeking information to determine whether or not anyone may have been seen in or around the property on the day of the fire. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Mike Conley at the Hardin Co. Sheriff's Office, (419) 673-1268 or Firefighter Tate Peterson at the Kenton Fire Department, (419)673-1235.
🚨 Attention Hardin County! There’s a new app from the Sheriff’s Office to help keep you informed and updated.
Today, The Beaumont Police Department remembers Sergeant Michael "Mike" Lane who died in the Line of Duty on September 16, 2004.
Sergeant Lane was killed when the Department helicopter he was riding in crashed into Sabine Lake while he and a Jefferson County Deputy were investigating reports of a fire. The deputy survived the crash and was able to swim to safety.
Sergeant Lane was 54 years old and had served with the Beaumont Police Department for 32 years.
RIP Sergeant Michael "Mike" Lane Thank you for your service you will never be forgotten you will always be in My prayers Fly High Hero
RIP Mike. You and Danny were above the norm as a BPD officer. Thanks for your service. ❤️
I loved Mike so much he was like an uncle to me. He was an outstanding person and a wonderful friend to my entire family. he would rather be flying in the clouds than walking on the ground!! Miss you tremendously brother.
God Bless his family...…….may they find peace....and hopefully love from the community will bring them just one moment of peace.
Prayers
It’s hard to believe be that he’s been gone, this long. I flew with him many many times. He was an excellent pilot and more so, an excellent person. We talked on many occasions. RIP to “ One of the greatest”. We really miss you Mike!
RIP God bless his family
R.I.P. thanks for your service
Prayers for all.
Rest In Peace.
Rest in peace
Prayers for all
Good man, so sad.
Thank you for your service. Rest in peace.
Recall this all too well. Such a loss!
God bless him for his service!!!!!
Such a kind man and a great, patient sergeant. 💙
Enjoyed working with Sgt.Lane,had some fantastic times when we flew together, and all the helicopter seminar classes we attended all over this Country.
Loved working with this man, he had such a gentle spirit and was so fun.
Prayers
He was one of the best! 💙💙
Mike was a fine Christian man and he and his family were great friends. Remember that night all too well.
Mike was the most decent man I ever knew. Russ
RIP
RIP
DOWNLOAD the P3 App! Remain 100% Anonymous! Your identity is protected by law! This App can be used to report not only criminal or suspicious behavior, but can also be used to report concerns for someone who may injure themselves. You could be eligible for a cash reward up to $1,000! #CrimeStoppersofSETX
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The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Tropical Storm Humberto, located more than 100 miles north of the Northwest Bahamas - www.nhc.noaa.gov/#Humberto
Elsewhere over the Atlantic basin on this Sunday morning, an elongated area of disturbed weather is located over the central tropical Atlantic. Shower activity remains disorganized and only slow development, if any, is anticipated during the next day or two. However, environmental conditions are forecast to become more conducive for gradual development through the middle of the week, and a tropical depression is likely to form by the end of the week while the system moves slowly westward or west-northwestward.
Also, a large area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms is over the central and eastern Gulf of Mexico, associated with an upper-level low and a weak surface trough. Some slight development of this system is possible during the next couple of days while it moves westward over the western Gulf of Mexico. The system is forecast to move inland along the northwestern Gulf coast by late Monday or Tuesday, and further development is not expected after that time.
Get the latest on the tropics by going to the NHC website at www.hurricanes.gov
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