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Dealers Fight Crime

(May 1, 2002) - The Montgomery Automobile and Truck Dealers Association gives CrimeStoppers $8000.

As other dealers look on, Association President Harris McGough presents the check to Central Alabama CrimeStoppers president, Arlam Carr, Jr.

8th Annual CrimeStoppers Golf Tournament
Central Alabama CrimeStoppers and Local Colleges Partner to Stop Crime
Students help keep schools safe
Central Alabama CrimeStoppers Celebrates 10 Years
Thousands in Lawn Equipment Stolen
5th Annual Golf Tournament
Montgomery CrimeStoppers Receives National Award
Officers, Youth Crime Watch Honored at Luncheon
Silent Auction
Wetumpka Youths Recognized for Fighting Crime
Action Line Captures 22 Wanted Criminals
109 Cases Solved, $6,460 Paid
Annual Luncheon
C.L.A.S.S.-ACT
Silence the Violence
Reclaiming Our Neighborhoods & Streets
Realtor® Watch
Donate to CrimeStoppers
January is CrimeStoppers Month
Crime Fighters Recognized
3rd Annual Golf Tournament
VIPS Recognized
Dealers Fight Crime
Wanted: Sexual Offender
5th Anniversary Celebration
Jr. League Fights Crime
Another Capture
2nd Annual Barbecue Roundup
Do You Know This Bank Robber?
CrimeStoppers Tip Leads to Robbery Arrest
Robbery Look-Out
Robbery & Kidnapping Suspect in Custody
2nd Annual Golf Tournament
Public Employees Support CrimeStoppers
Scholastic CrimeStoppers Events
D.C. Snipers Linked to Montgomery Murder
92 Cases Cleared
2002 Board Luncheon
Robbery Suspect Caught on Video
Escapee Sought
Robbery Suspect

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