Month: February 2015

Theft and Vandalism at Weaver Middle School

Merced, CA- On February 21, 2015 a theft and vandalism occurred at Weaver Middle School. Four suspects stole a 2005 Chevy truck, Millermatic Mig Welder, Napa Battery Charger, and various HVAC tools and equipment. The vehicle was later abandoned in the Beachwood area.

If you have any information regarding the person(s) involved in this crime, you are encouraged to call WeTip immediately at 1-800-782-7463. You may be eligible for a reward if your information leads to an arrest and conviction. No one will ever know who made the call!

Yucaipa Mobile Home Drug Bust

Yucaipa, CA…WeTip caller 596867 reported drug use at a Yucaipa mobile home. One suspect was arrested on August 31, 2014. The caller is now eligible to collect the reward they requested at their first call to WeTip.

San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Deputies out of the Yucaipa substation seized meth and syringes and arrested Tracy Matthew. She was sentenced with possession of a controlled substance and sentenced to 5 days in San Bernardino County Jail, 36 months probation and ordered to pay over $600 in fines and fees.

Law enforcement rated this tip a 10 on a scale of 1-10. When anyone knows of a crime past, present or future, they may call the toll free anonymous WeTip Hotlines (800) 78-CRIME, (800) 47-ARSON, (800) 47-DRUGS, (800) US FRAUD, (800) 6-HIT-N-RUN and (855) 86-BULLY. These lines are staffed by trained, bi-lingual operators and are available to anyone in the United States.

WeTip has aided law enforcement with 567,592 tips, 16,182 arrests, 8,304 convictions, and over $330 million worth of illegal drugs and narcotics. There has been $24 million worth of stolen property and cash recovered in these cases. WeTip has paid $1,013,265 in rewards to anonymous callers in the 43 years they have been working 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to turn peoples anger into action. WeTip works closely with law enforcement, fire departments, school and insurance officials throughout the nation to make our communities and schools safer for everyone.

West Lafayette gang related drug dealer off the street due to WeTip

West Lafayette, IN…WeTip Caller 581137 is now eligible to receive the reward they requested when they called in a tip on Manuel Anthony Guzman.

Caller 581137 reported Guzman was in a gang, using dealing and manufacturing meth and selling Spice, a synthetic marijuana substitute.

Lafayette PD Arrested Guzman on May 13, 2013 and seized more than 3 grams of meth, valued at $550.00.

Guzman was sentenced to 20 years with 11 years at the Department of Corrections and 4 years through TCCC. 5 years will be spent on supervised probation. He was also fined over $5,000.

Law Enforcement rated this tip a 9 on a scale of 1-10

The WeTip Board of Directors has voted and because of the excellent information given, caller 581137 may call and receive their reward using the three-part code name they were given at their first phone call.

When anyone knows of a crime past, present or future, they may call the toll free anonymous WeTip Hotlines (800) 78-CRIME, (800) 47-ARSON, (800) 47-DRUGS, (800) US FRAUD, (800) 6-HIT-N-RUN and (855) 86-BULLY. These lines are staffed by trained, bi-lingual operators and are available to anyone in the United States.

WeTip has aided law enforcement with 567,592 tips, 16,182 arrests, 8,304 convictions, and over $330 million worth of illegal drugs and narcotics. There has been $24 million worth of stolen property and cash recovered in these cases. WeTip has paid $1,013,265 in rewards to anonymous callers in the 43 years they have been working 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to turn peoples anger into action. WeTip works closely with law enforcement, fire departments, school and insurance officials throughout the nation to make our communities and schools safer for everyone.

YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS THIS SEMINAR at the WeTip National Conference!!!

You will have the opportunity to participate in WeTip’s “Tower Building–Train the Trainer” session.  This activity has been performed Nationwide, teaching SRO’s, Administrators, Teachers, Counselors and many others how to actively engage students to help keep their schools and communities a safer place.