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Crime Stoppers Coordinator Myrle Carner was profiled on an episode of “Making the Case: Crimes Against Kids,” a true crime podcast hosted by Avery Mann. During the episode, Myrle reveals how some of the toughest cases were solved by anonymous tips, and how the public remains one of law enforcement’s greatest crime fighting assets.
Listen hereCrime Stoppers of Puget Sound Director Jim Fuda explains to KOMO News 4 that Seattle Police are taking a different approach to protests in preparation for the 2020 election results.
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When a bunch of street racers choose Pioneer Square to conduct illegal street racing, Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound Director Jim Fuda steps in to shine some light on the situation for locals.
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Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound Director Jim Fuda joins Paul E. Casey on 1150 AM KKNW for a two-part series about Black Lives Matter. The first episode is titled, “From Tragedy to Hope: It’s Time for Community Policing.”
After the Seattle Police reclaim their East Precinct, Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound Director Jim Fuda offers his perspective on how they should proceed moving forward to protect their buildings and property, and ensure a takeover doesn’t happen again.
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