Chief
Russell Bono of the Norristown Police department is starting a new
campaign called "Stop the Violence Break the Silence" to urge community
members to cooperate with police to help solve crimes. Conicelli Autoplex has donated
the funds needed to produce hundreds of signs and magnets made up
bearing the crime-fighting
slogan."This
is just a reminder that people have a civic duty to come forward. Time
is a critical factor in developing leads in shootings and murders, but
too often people with information that could aid in apprehending
suspects keep quiet. It may come weeks or months after the fact." Bono
said.
The new cooperation effort is not aimed at law breakers, but
instead average citizens. Only with their help can police get dangerous criminals off
neighborhood streets.
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| Officer Saxon |
Norristown Police department has 100 signs,
100 car magnets, 500 refrigerator magnets and 1,000 bumper
stickers.
For information on how to get signs or
magnets, call Officer Saxon at 610-270-2877 or e-mail him at bsaxon@norristown.org.


























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