CRIMEWATCH US

02/05/2026

On February 03, 2026, at an unknown time, Camp Hill Police responded to a report of excessive speeding.

02/05/2026

Incident SummaryOn February 3, 2026, at approximately 9:30 a.m., an officer with the Lycoming Regional Police Department observed a vehicle being operated recklessly in the Garden View area of Old Lycoming Township.

02/05/2026

District Attorneys, like Dutchess County DA Anthony Parisi are finding new ways to reach and inform audiences across their region.

Moreso than not, the public doesn't see or hear about the daily realities of a busy prosecutor’s office.

Assistant District Attorneys are fighting the good fight every day. Task forces are working quietly behind the scenes to make communities safer. Much of that work never sees the light of day.
Local media may not always run the story but sharing it on CRIMEWATCH US delivers reach like no other solution pushing verified information to social media, web, and mobile simultaneously.

CRIMEWATCH serves as a true one-stop shop for online engagement, providing simple, efficient, and effective tools for collaboration with:
- The Public
- The Media
- Other Law Enforcement agencies

It’s about telling your story, owning the narrative, and ensuring the public sees the work being done on their behalf.

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Dutchess County Government

The Dutchess County District Attorney’s Office Drug Task Force with the assistance of the Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Services Unit (SWAT) and the Poughkeepsie SWAT team executed multiple search warrants in the early morning...

02/04/2026

📊 The 2025 Engagement Numbers Are In

The CRIMEWATCH Network continues to expand, delivering measurable engagement across the web and social media.

Since 2012, CRIMEWATCH agencies have proven that transparent, verified public safety communication builds community trust, supporting higher clearance rates in violent and property crimes, driving fugitive apprehensions, and empowering PIOs and community engagement teams to work more effectively.

In a digital environment crowded with misinformation, rumors, and algorithm-driven noise, CRIMEWATCH enables agencies to operate above social media, giving PIOs control, accuracy, and accountability over their message, while still meeting the community where they are.

Transparency drives trust. Trust drives results.

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👉 Learn how your agency can rise above the noise, mobilize the public, and turn engagement into action.

Schedule a demo for your Agency here: https://crimewatch.net/request-demo

02/03/2026

At times, social media can be more of a headache than a help.

Scams, rumors, and innuendo often spread faster than facts, thanks to algorithm-driven feeds and unpredictable comment sections.

That’s where solutions like CRIMEWATCH come in.

Our technology operates above the noise, giving a verified, secure, and efficient way to share information, without giving up control, credibility, or safety. Designed to maximize engagement and community collaboration.

When agencies can’t rely on traditional social platforms to protect their message or their community, they need alternatives that actually work.

A recent example: the Police Department chose to shut off social media comments to help curb scams and misinformation.

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https://cbs6albany.com/news/local/schenectady-police-shut-off-social-media-comments-to-curb-scams-cbs6-wrgb

The Schenectady Police Department has announced that it will disable all user comments on its social media pages, effective immediately. This decision comes as

01/30/2026

On Wednesday January 28th 2026, at about 11:00am, the Harrisburg Police responded to the first block of North 18th Street for a report of a deceased person. Upon the arrival of officers, they located an adult male victim inside of a residence.

01/30/2026

Like in Tampa Bay, the Charleston Police Department is leading by example by making community engagement a true priority.

Public safety is strongest when communities understand the realities of policing, the human interactions, the commitment to officer and public safety, and the split-second decisions made where the rubber truly meets the road.

Engagement isn’t a buzzword; it’s the foundation of trust.

North Charleston PD is reinforcing that foundation by opening its doors to the community and by leveraging CRIMEWATCH to expand engagement and transparency online, delivering verified, timely information and inviting the public to be active partners in keeping their community safe.

This is what modern policing looks like: , , and , on the street and online.

https://www.live5news.com/2026/01/28/public-invited-be-police-day-north-charleston-open-house/

The North Charleston Police Department is inviting the public to step into the role of a police officer for a day during a first-of-its-kind open house Wednesday night, offering an interactive look at the training and decision-making that shape modern policing.

01/29/2026

Thank you to everyone who helped make our recent Community Open House at the training facility such a meaningful success.To our officers and civilian staff: your professionalism, preparation, and willingness to engage openly made a powerful

01/28/2026

We’re pleased to welcome the Castle Police Department to the CRIMEWATCH network.

Under the leadership of Chief David Cumo, New Castle PD is now live on CRIMEWATCH, becoming the first law enforcement agency in Lawrence County, PA to join the network.

We look forward to supporting their efforts to enhance communication, transparency, and community trust.

https://crimewatch.net/us/pa/lawrence/new-castle-pd/345477

01/27/2026

The New Castle Police Department is committed to providing the highest level of service to our community.

01/27/2026

Retail theft isn’t a standalone issue; it’s a major driver of property crime.

This is not “low-level” crime. Retail theft impacts businesses, employees, and neighborhood safety, and solving it requires more than reports after the fact.

UCR data shows that larceny-theft accounts for the largest share of reported property crime nationwide, with retail theft playing a significant role.

That’s where CRIMEWATCH agencies stand out.

UCR reports consistently show that agencies using CRIMEWATCH outperform statewide averages in property crime clearance rates by combining verified public information, anonymous tip submissions, and meaningful community engagement.

Effective solutions require technology built for transparency, trust, and two-way communication, not unverified social media posts.

If your agency is looking to improve property crime clearance rates, let’s talk about how CRIMEWATCH can help.

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The York County Regional Police Department are attempting to identify these individuals in connection to a retail theft. The incident occurred at the Weis Markets on Springwood Rd., York Twp., on 12/22/25. Anyone with information is asked to...