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Seniors vs Crime in Crestview

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Monday, 06 June 2011
Seniors vs Crime (www.seniorsvscrime.com) in partnership with the Crestview Police Department is currently seeking volunteers to open an Office in Crestview. We are looking for people 50 years and older to work with others that feel they have been taken advantage of by another. Seniors vs. Crime - WHAT A GREAT IDEA History: In 1989, the Florida Legislature ordered a task force to be formed to report on crime and the elderly. The Attorney General’s Task Force on Crimes Against the Elderly held a number of public meetings around the state and invited discussion from many seniors. A direct result of the task force report was the formation of Seniors vs. Crime as a “Special Project of the Florida Attorney General” What began as a crime prevention program involving seniors in educating other seniors has evolved into a statewide program providing direct services to seniors who may have been victimized or otherwise taken advantage of by businesses or service providers. Our “Office Program” has been successful in assisting thousands of seniors. Please give us the opportunity to help you!
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A message from the Chief

Written by Chief Mitchell

Sunday, 24 June 2007

On behalf of the dedicated men and women of the Crestview Police Department, I would like to welcome you to our website. We want to invite you to take advantage of the the information and activities provided by the Crestview Police Department.

The Internet and related technologies will never replace the need for our police officers to be out in the community, working face-to-face with residents, community leaders, business owners and others. But these technologies can help bring people together, and they can enhance our ability to fight crime and solve neighborhood problems.

I hope you find our online resources interesting and useful. I also hope you sign up to receive future editions of our newsletter, as new content and features are added regularly. And, of course, I welcome your thoughts and ideas on how we can improve police operations in general.

- Chief Brian Mitchell

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In 1989, the Florida Legislature ordered a task force to be formed to report on crime and the elderly. The Attorney General’s Task Force on Crimes Against the Elderly held a number of public meetings around the state and invited discussion from many seniors.

A direct result of the task force report was the formation of Seniors vs. Crime as a “Special Project of the Florida Attorney General”

What began as a crime prevention program involving seniors in educating other seniors has evolved into a statewide program providing direct services to seniors who may have been victimized or otherwise taken advantage of by businesses or service providers.