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Dumb Criminals and Clumsy Crooks
Dumb Criminals "... We are relentlessly searching for new dumb criminals, so check back for
more ridiculous tales! We're adding new stories several times a week,
so there's always something new...."
Information About Highway Speed and Traffic Hazards and Road Blocks
Trapster "... When you see a trap, report it by pressing a button on your phone, or calling a toll free number. Other user's phones will alert them as they approach the trap. Trapster® learns the credibility of traps based on how many users agree. It also learns the credibility of each user, over time. Click here to learn more about how Trapster® works...."
America's Most Wanted with John Walsh. Features Missing Children, Fugitives, Missing Persons, and of course, captures. Online Tip Form or phone 1-800 CRIMETV (1-800-274-6388) between 9 a.m. and midnight EST, 7 days a week.
Police Museums, Historical Societies and Halls of Fame
American Police Hall of Fame and Museum "... is the nation's first national police museum and memorial dedicated to American law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. The Museum, through interactive displays, simulators and nearly 11,000 artifacts, educates the public about the history and current trends of American law enforcement. Featured at the Museum is a state-of-the-art 24 lane indoor gun range and is open to the public six days a week. Helicopter rides are also offered at the Museum. The Memorial lists over 7,000 officers who were killed in the line of duty...."
National Museum of Crime and Punishment Located in Washington DC. "... Throughout history, mankind has struggled with the conflict between good and evil, traditionally considered a cornerstone of the human condition. The National Museum of Crime & Punishment (NMCP) dissects both the overarching concept of crime and the dark side of the criminal mind; explores the techniques and methodologies employed by law enforcement agencies and the government to investigate and often solve such crimes; and through intensely interactive and highly-personalized scenarios, simulates the consequences associated with punishment, incarceration and rehabilitation. Five unique and distinct galleries burrow deep into the studies of criminal intent, criminal profiles, serial killers, issues associated with crime, the prison system, victims, crime prevention and more. The NMCP provides America's most thorough and comprehensive study of the development and evolution of crime and punishment. And by presenting the concept of crime and punishment through the eyes of both the criminal and the crime fighter – from the offense through the sentencing and imprisonment process – the NMCP presents the fascinations of this everyday reality, like never before...."
NYC Police Museum "... gives visitors an insider’s look at the history and traditions of the largest police force in the country and its role in the history of New York City. With artifacts that date all the way back to the Dutch settlers, visitors can discover the impact of the NYPD over the last three centuries. They will find out the reason police precincts around the nation are marked with green lights outside their doors, why officers are called “cops,” why their bosses are called “brass” and which came first, the Model T or the Highway Unit? Visitors will hear the moving stories of officers responding to the tragic attacks of September 11, 2001 and learn how the NYPD now works beyond the borders of New York City to ensure the safety of every citizen. They will also view the shields of every officer killed in the line of duty since 1845, and can contemplate the bravery and dedication it takes to be one of New York's Finest..."
Crime Scene Evidence Files "Each week our detectives post evidence from the current investigation. You participate by asking questions, offering observations and providing leads."
The Crime Beat Gazette "... a bimonthly newsletter that was created as a forum to facilitate the exchange of ideas, tips and general information related to public safety, crime and violence prevention, personal security and like matters. Its purpose is to educate, motivate, enlighten and inspire readers...."
