A Safety Conversation by Law Enforcement Officers for Women (Phoenix, AZ) – Law enforcement officers donate their time and wisdom to a unique conversation on safety for women, February 8, 2012 at Phoenix Police Mountain View Precinct. Once a woman is victimized, the likelihood of her being victimized again increases by seventy percent. Clues that something could go wrong may go undetected by unsuspecting women. This two-hour conversation will cover Case Examples, Listening to Your Inner Voice, and Be Your Own Bodyguard in an open discussion with Phoenix Police Personnel; Sgt. Darren Burch and Lt Jacqui MacConnell.  Anna Hackett of Forensic Psychology Support Services will mediate the conversation to include audience participation and questions. All proceeds of the event benefit Silent Witness FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO THE "News & Events" PAGE.

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 CASH REWARDS UP TO $1000      

 FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO AN ARREST OR INDICTMENT.

YOUR CALL WILL REMAIN ANONYMOUS

What is Silent Witness?

Silent Witness is a non-profit program created to give citizens the opportunity to assist law enforcement in solving crimes.  Citizens remain completely anonymous and are paid cash rewards of up to $1,000 when the information they provide leads to an arrest or indictment.

Established in 1979, Silent Witness works in partnership with the community, media and law enforcement, and is a member of both Crime Stoppers USA and Crime Stoppers International.

Why is Silent Witness important?

Victims like these are the reason Silent Witness is so important; and the list of victims is endless.  Without the information citizens provide, law enforcement might not be able to piece together all the evidence that ultimately leads to an arrest...and a victim's case being solved.