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What an outstanding concept. With the deteriorating budget of local law enforcement, our communities need all the help we can get, and so do they. In addition, the more people that get involved within their community, the better it is for all. It is a safer way for individuals to report suspicious and illegal activity without the fear of retaliation (a prime reason in many areas why people do not get involved).
It's a win win lose situation where the public wins not only from access to an efficient crime prevention tool, but also by instilling a sense of community woefully wanting in our "modern" world. Law Enforcement wins by being able to gather data and use manpower more efficiently and the shared information engenders more cooperation between agencies. And best of all: The Knuckleheads Lose. I've seen this work.
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Latest NewsChase Mission Main Street 2015We are pleased to announce that we have submitted a grant to the Chase Mission Main Street Competition. This grant would enable new and exciting additions to Nation of Neighbors. In order to move on to the next level in the competition, we need to get at least 250 votes. Please help by voting for Nation of Neighbors. Knight News Challenge - 2013Monday, March 25, 2013 We're pleased to have two proposals in this year's Knight News Challenge. Click the title above or the two links below for full details:
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Nation of Neighbors (NoN): Facilitating Free Decentralized Sharing of Crime and Public Safety DataA day in the life of a cop - on TwitterThursday, March 21, 2013 You can ride along with law enforcement officers from over 200 different agencies tomorrow on Twitter. This should be an exciting chance to see first-hand how various agencies across the world are beginning to use social media. Follow hashtag #poltwt
Participating agencies: https://twitter.com/ConnectedCOPS/police-tweet-a-thon-2013/members
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