Spokane C.O.P.S. Latent Fingerprint Program
Beginning Tuesday, November 15, 2011, Spokane C.O.P.S. trained volunteers will provide the Latent Fingerprinting service on prowled vehicles to the citizens of Spokane by appointment through our C.O.P.S. Shops.
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C.O.P.S. Fundraiser…Coupon Book ONLY $20!
C.O.P.S. get 50% of Sales!
SALE ENDS DECEMBER 31, 2011!
Spokane C.O.P.S. and our substations are selling Coupon Books with over 100 LOCAL to Spokane offers…from restaurants to services to entertainment, this coupon book is the most useable one I’ve found. Many of the offers are 2 for 1.
ONLY $20!
Just in time for that special gift!
Please share with your friends, family, co-workers.
Contact your nearest C.O.P.S. Substation or 835-4572 for details
or to purchase a Coupon Book.
Property Crime Investigation within the City of Spokane
What we’re doing in terms of property crime investigation
The Spokane Police Department is still investigating property crimes, but have changed their approach to investigating those crimes to achieve the greatest impacts on public safety within the current budget constraints.
Prevent Yourself from Being a Victim!
Spokane C.O.P.S. would like to remind Spokane Citizens how to help protect themselves from becoming a burglary victim. Please help us help you – don’t become a victim!
13 Things Your Burglar Won’t Tell You!
Very important information that could save your life.
When to call 911?
- If you are the victim of a crime that is in progress or just occurred.
- If you are witnessing a crime that is in progress or just occurred.
- If you are the victim of a crime and the suspect is still in the area.
- If you have a need to immediate police response to a crime.
- If you need to report a fire.
- If there is a medical emergency.
- If you need the Fire Department for a rescue or if you are trapped.
When to call Crime Check? (456-2233)
- To file a police report over the phone for a crime that is no longer occurring.
- If you witnessed a crime that previously occurred.
- If you have information about a past crime.
- To add information on a previous crime report.
- If you are the victim of a crime that is not in progress.
- To report a crime after the fact which does not require a officer/deputy at the scene.
The Gang Threat – How Big Is The Problem?
Dangerous Criminal Gang Activity and Violence is Getting Worse
Due to the growth of gang membership regionally and as a preventative measure, the Spokane Violent Crime Gang Enforcement Team and the Greater Spokane Substance Abuse Council (GSSAC), have created this website to educate the public about criminal gangs and to provide a way for residents to report tips to thwart the potential threat.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to be MCGRUFF the CRIME DOG
Spokane C.O.P.S. has openings for McGruff the Crime Dog volunteers!
Back in 1980, a dog in a rumpled trench coat said, “You don’t know me yet. But you will.” Since then, McGruff the Crime Dog has taught millions of people that the police can’t fight crime alone – crime prevention is everybody’s business and everyone can help “Take A Bite Out Of Crime.”
Thieves Get On Their Backs To Rip Off Spokane Drivers
Jeff Humphrey | KXLY4 Reporter
Spokane, Wash. — Spokane area thieves have come up with a new way to steal from you while they’re lying down on the job. See here for more of the story.
Spokane C.O.P.S. Newsletters
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Spokane COPS newsletter Jan-Feb 2011