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Annual Media Luncheon
October 22, 2008
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On Wednesday, Oct. 22, the Chesterfield County/Colonial Heights Crime Solvers Board of Directors hosted its annual Media Appreciation Luncheon at Meadowbrook Country Club. The event was an opportunity for Crime Solvers to thank their media partners, who generously provide exposure for the unsolved "Crime of the Week" and "Fugitive of the Week" segments. |
| Attendees were treated to a tasty lunch from Meadowbrook Country Club's grill and were each given a humble token of appreciation. The media friends who were able to make it even got a rare CC/CH Crime Solvers "exclusive". They learned before anyone of the new Web-based tip initiative started by CC/CH Crime Solvers. They were also reminded that CC/CH Crime Solvers and the Metro Richmond Crime Stoppers program will be celebrating 25 years of service in 2009. |
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| A former Crime Solvers back-up coordinator and retiring Lieutenant Colonel, Andy Scruggs, was also honored at the event for his pending retirement from the Chesterfield County Police Department. Footage of Col. Scruggs delivering a 1985 Crime of the Week release was broadcast onto a large screen for everyone to see. He was certainly appreciative, as were all the media friends. |
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Virginia Crime Stoppers
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State Conference
October 2008
| The Virginia Crime Stoppers Association held its 2008 conference in Virginia Beach during the weekend of October 24-26, 2008. State conferences give local programs from around the commonwealth an opportunity to have useful, round-table discussions about issues faced by the programs. Local board members and law-enforcement coordinators come together to present new ideas on how to creatively promote, raise funds for and maintain operations of the Crime Solvers/Stoppers programs. Among the items discussed at this year's conference was the recent implementation of "Text-A-Tip" by the CC/CH Crime Solvers program. It is important to note, these training conferences are sponsored and paid for by Crime Solvers, not by Chesterfield County or the city of Colonial Heights. Hopefully, people will recognize the fact that the Chesterfield County/Colonial Heights Crime Solvers program continues to look for ways to improve its service to its citizens |
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