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Crime Information Line (256) 543-2444
 Gadsden`s Criminal Investigations Division has created a Crime Information Line. Gadsden`s Crime Line is confidential and does not use caller I.D. or any kind of tracing devices. Gadsden`s Crime Line will pay up to $1000.00 cash reward for information leading to an arrest and/or indictment of a criminal.If you have information about a crime or a criminal, call our Crime Line at 256-543-2444. DO NOT GIVE YOUR NAME. Tell the person who answers the phone that you have information about a crime or criminal.You will then be given an identification number. This number is unique to you, so don`t forget it. You will need this number in order to collect your cash reward. If the information you give results in an arrest or indictment against the criminal then you are eligible for a cash reward. Call Gadsden`s Crime Line again with your identification number, and you will be told how to collect your reward.
We need your help with the following crime:
On December 13, 2000 a murder occurred at 1338 Alabama St. in Gadsden. A man knocked on the door of Michael Sims. When Michael answered the door, the man asked him if someone lived there. Mr. Sims replied no. The man then shot Michael five times, killing him in his living room, in front of three small children. Michael`s wife was in the next room and his mother was in another room. The man fled on foot. Michael Sims was a fine man who worked two jobs and was raising three children. Somewhere, someone knows something about this cold-blooded murder.
If your information leads to the arrest or indictment of the criminal who committed this crime you will be eligible for a cash reward. Call Gadsden`s Crime Line at 256-543-2444.
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Marked Articles Reduce Crime
This is a program where officers from the Gadsden Police Department come in to your home and `mark` items that are high risk of being stolen. Over 80% of items that are stolen have no traceable numbers for the police to recover for victims of crime. And even if the item has traceable numbers 60% of persons do not have a record of the number. So - the police department brings an engraver along with a property list and writes down the traceable numbers for it`s citizens. Items that have no number are given an identification number and are logged onto the property list. Now if the item is ever stolen then the property has some hope of being returned to the owner. This helps, not only victims of crimes, but also the police in capturing people stealing and buying stolen property. For more information about this program or to have have someone visit your home call: 549-4500.
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Sex Offender Notification
Section 15-20-24, Code of Alabama 1975, makes it a class C felony for any criminal sex offender to violate any Alabama Community Notification Act provision.
1. No criminal sex offender shall be allowed to establish a residence or accept employment within 1,000 feet of the property on which any public school, private or parochial school, licensed day care center, or any other child care facility.
2. No criminal sex offender shall be allowed to establish a residence or any other living accommodation within 1,000 feet of the property on which of any of his or her former victim(s), or the victims` immediate family members reside.
3. No criminal sex offender shall be allowed to establish a residence or any other living accommodation where a minor resides, except as provided by law.
To see the list of Alabama Sex Offenders on file please follow this link to the Alabama Criminal Sex Offender Community Information page.
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