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On this episode, I meet with the first coordinator of the Michiana Crime Stoppers program, retired South Bend Police Lieutenant Sam Walsh.
Michiana Crime Stoppers turns 40 years old this year! Many people remember the Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week commercials in the 1980s with the jail door being slammed shut and Lt. Sam Walsh saying, "You'll be assigned a code number and we won't ask your name. Crime Stoppers, IT WORKS!"
However, what we saw on the TV was only the tip of the iceberg. On this episode, Sam shares his experiences helping to launch the Crime Stoppers program in Michiana. The great success the program has achieved over the last 40 years is a direct result of the collaboration between the community, the media, and law enforcement. However, it wasn't always easy as the program experienced many road blocks and amusing stories along the way.
Check out Michiana Crime Stoppers' web site - donate to the program as well! http://www.michianacrimestoppers.com/sitemenu.aspx?ID=203&
Check out our new You Tube channel! Be sure to like and subscribe! Narrated videos of some of the locations that are discussed in the episodes will be posted! Link below!
You Tube Link: https://youtube.com/@RoundtheBend574
Be sure to follow Round the Bend Now and Then on Twitter: @roundthebendpod
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roundthebendnowandthen
To contact the show, you can email at [email protected] or message on Twitter.
For current & historical pictures and commentary on the South Bend & Mishawaka area, follow @roundthebend574 on Twitter.
Lastly, as I mentioned in the episode, be sure to share Round the Bend Now and Then with somebody who you think will appreciate it!
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On this episode, I meet with the first coordinator of the Michiana Crime Stoppers program, retired South Bend Police Lieutenant Sam Walsh.
Michiana Crime Stoppers turns 40 years old this year! Many people remember the Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week commercials in the 1980s with the jail door being slammed shut and Lt. Sam Walsh saying, "You'll be assigned a code number and we won't ask your name. Crime Stoppers, IT WORKS!"
However, what we saw on the TV was only the tip of the iceberg. On this episode, Sam shares his experiences helping to launch the Crime Stoppers program in Michiana. The great success the program has achieved over the last 40 years is a direct result of the collaboration between the community, the media, and law enforcement. However, it wasn't always easy as the program experienced many road blocks and amusing stories along the way.
Check out Michiana Crime Stoppers' web site - donate to the program as well! http://www.michianacrimestoppers.com/sitemenu.aspx?ID=203&
Check out our new You Tube channel! Be sure to like and subscribe! Narrated videos of some of the locations that are discussed in the episodes will be posted! Link below!
You Tube Link: https://youtube.com/@RoundtheBend574
Be sure to follow Round the Bend Now and Then on Twitter: @roundthebendpod
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roundthebendnowandthen
To contact the show, you can email at [email protected] or message on Twitter.
For current & historical pictures and commentary on the South Bend & Mishawaka area, follow @roundthebend574 on Twitter.
Lastly, as I mentioned in the episode, be sure to share Round the Bend Now and Then with somebody who you think will appreciate it!
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