CRIMEWATCH US

09/08/2026

AUSTELL POLICE DEPARTMENT IS LIVE ON CRIMEWATCH!

We are proud to welcome the City of Austell Police Department to the CRIMEWATCH network as the first law enforcement agency in Cobb County, Georgia!

Congratulations to Chief Shameta Jones-Harrell and her entire team for taking a proactive approach to transparency, community engagement, and public trust.

Why are law enforcement leaders choosing CRIMEWATCH?

Because agencies need more than social media. They need a secure, purpose-built platform designed specifically for law enforcement to communicate directly with their communities and the media, share accurate information without algorithm interference, reduce misinformation, engage the public, receive anonymous tips, and maintain greater control over their official communications.

Public safety is everyone's responsibility, and an informed community is a stronger community.

Welcome to CRIMEWATCH, Austell PD! We’re excited to have you leading the way in Cobb County!

https://crimewatch.net/us/ga/cobb/austell-pd/375290

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08/28/2026

With all the recent negative media coverage surrounding law enforcement technologies, one positive constant remains:

A trusting, informed, and collaborating public.

Public safety is everyone’s responsibility.

CRIMEWATCH has proven time and again that when law enforcement keeps their communities informed and up to date about what is happening in their neighborhoods, the public is ready, willing, and able to help.

A recent example comes from the Wyomissing Police Department (Berks County, PA).

After asking the community for assistance in identifying a person of interest in the theft of a wallet, information from the public helped investigators identify the individual. The department specifically thanked everyone who provided information and assistance.

This is what meaningful community engagement looks like.

Technology should not simply collect information or replace human interaction. The right technology can help law enforcement share information, build trust, and create opportunities for the public to become an active partner in keeping their community safe.

An informed community is an empowered community. And an empowered community can help make a difference.

- Connect. Engage. Solve.

See the Wyomissing Police Department's update:
https://crimewatch.net/us/pa/berks/wyomissing-pd/119038/cases/suspect-theft-wallet-identified

We would like to thank everyone who provided information and assistance in response to our previous post seeking the public’s help in identifying this suspect.Thanks to the information received from the community, the subject has been...

08/25/2026

Your vehicle is more than transportation! - When a vehicle is stolen, the impact goes far beyond the loss of a car. Many Pennsylvanians rely on their vehicles every day to get to wo...

Full details: https://crimewatch.net/us/pa/delaware/nether-providence-pd/16127/post/your-vehicle-more-transportation-0

08/25/2026

🎒🚌 Back to School Means Back to Safety!

As students head back to school, keeping our children safe is everyone's priority.

has proven to be an effective and efficient solution for educating communities about safety concerns, crime prevention initiatives, and important public safety information.

From school safety and traffic laws to wanted persons, community alerts, and prevention campaigns, CRIMEWATCH provides law enforcement with a complete public safety platform to keep the public and media informed about the information that helps make communities safer. Reaching everyone, everywhere with a single post.

This recent post from the Strasburg Borough Police Department is a great example of using CRIMEWATCH to educate the public about an important back-to-school safety issue: Pennsylvania's School Bus Stopping Law.

- Connect. Engage. Educate.

https://crimewatch.net/us/pa/lancaster/strasburg-boro-pd/11416/post/school-bus-stopping-law

Keep our children safe and avoid any unwanted fines or penalties by being familiar with, and following, Pennsylvania's School Bus Stopping Law.Pennsylvania's School Bus Stopping LawMotorists must stop at least 10 feet away from school buses that

08/19/2026

Imagine this scenario…
You’re a small business owner preparing to hire someone. As part of your background check, you conduct a simple internet search.

On page one, you discover that the individual is wanted by a law enforcement agency in another state.

You click the link. It takes you directly to the agency’s CRIMEWATCH post, where you can submit an anonymous tip about the person’s whereabouts.

That tip is immediately delivered to the agency’s investigators or fugitive unit. The subject is located and apprehended.

This is the power of making public safety information easy to find, and easy to act on.

CRIMEWATCH's Search Engine Optimization (SEO) helps ensure your agency’s public safety news and information is discoverable when people search the web, regardless of whether they follow you on social media.
......But there’s another side to that responsibility.

When information should no longer be public, CRIMEWATCH ControlShare™ gives agencies the ability to remove a warrant, arrest, or other post from the web, search results, and social media with a click.

It’s about balancing the with the .

Turn Wanted Wednesday into Wanted EVERYDAY.
Make your information searchable....Make it actionable.....Make your community part of the solution.

That’s CRIMEWATCH.

- Connect. Engage. Solve.

Carlisle Police have obtained an arrest warrant for Alex Hoang related to a retail theft that occurred on 6/15/26 at the Home Depot,...

08/18/2026

When most people hear about a vehicle theft, they imagine a thief stealing a car and driving it forever. In reality, that's rarely what happens.Stolen vehicles are often used for a variety of purposes, and many are recovered within days or...

08/17/2026

Wellsboro Police Department Joins CRIMEWATCH!

We are proud to welcome Chief Chad Boyce and the Wellsboro Police Department as the first law enforcement agency in Tioga County to join the CRIMEWATCH network!

As Wellsboro PD begins onboarding and training, they are taking another important step toward strengthening community trust through transparency, communication, and engagement.

CRIMEWATCH was specifically designed for , especially smaller agencies with limited resources and limited access to traditional media.

Our affordable technology provides a complete law enforcement community engagement platform, purpose-built to help agencies responsibly share public safety information directly with their communities and the media without delays, algorithms, paywalls, or misinformation.

When law enforcement controls the message, communities receive timely, accurate, and trusted information directly from the source.
Welcome to the network, Wellsboro PD!

We look forward to helping you - Connect, Engage and Solve.
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08/13/2026

Yesterday, members of our team made a trip to the Wellsboro Police Department in Tioga County!

Wellsboro is truly a gem of Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier. A picturesque community with all the charm and appeal of small-town America. If you haven’t visited, we’d definitely suggest adding it to your list!

A big thank you to Chief Chad Boyce for inviting us in to showcase how CRIMEWATCH can make a real impact for smaller, rural agencies. Especially those operating with limited local media resources.

Your community deserves more than relying on social media as your only communication channel. CRIMEWATCH gives agencies a dedicated, secure platform to share information, reach residents, build transparency, and engage their communities directly.

Small agency. Rural community. Big opportunity to engage.



Borough of Wellsboro

08/06/2026

York County Regional Police Department would like to thank everyone who joined us last night for another amazing night of National Night Out events in Dallastown and Manchester!We also want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped...

07/30/2026

The West Chester Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the pictured individual, regarding a fire investigation at W Gay St & N Church St on 7/25/2026, around 4:50 A.M.