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Special Events

Maggie Webb Trivia Night
March 24, 2008

The Maggie Webb Scholarship Foundation and Crime Stoppers are inviting everyone to join Maggie’s friends and family for a night of remembrance Saturday March 29th at The Clubhouse at Arbor Village, 890 43rd Avenue, Moline. Doors will open at 3:30 PM with a Trivia Challenge starting at 4:00 hosted by “Mr. Trivia”. We encourage you to put a team of 10 together with a suggested donation of $10.00 per team member. Food and beverages will be available for purchase all evening and a silent auction will be held as well. Please try to join us or make a donation in Maggie’s name by calling Kelly at 309-781-6275. We lost Maggie during the tragic events at the Von Maur store in Omaha, Nebraska. What we will never lose is the memory of a very special girl. Please try to attend.






Saturday Serendipity, "Be a Detective"
March 8, 2008
On Saturday March 1st and March 8th,  sixteen Moline third and fourth graders participated in "Be a Detective" workshop.  The workshop was held in conjunction with Saturday Serendipity which is organized by the Moline Council for the Gifted.  Moline Police Detective/Lieutenant Trevor Fisk and Crime Stoppers Detective Scott Williams showed the students how to lift and identify fingerprints, and explained the who-what-where-when of interviewing a suspect and a full-proof method to tell if someone is lying.  The students also learned about the accuracy of eye-witness testimony. They collected clues and interviewed suspects at an imaginary crime scene.  The students were presented with a certificate of completion and a tee-shirt provided by Crime Stoppers.
 





CRIME STOPPERS 5K CELEBRATES 25 YEARS OF CRIME STOMPING
August 10, 2007
Wow! Almost 1000 runners and volunteers were on River Drive in Moline for our 6th annual 5k race, all to help us celebrate 25 years of Crime Stoppers and have a little fun. Quite a few blazed their way to glory in the 5k and one mile races. Even the little runners in the quarter mile fun run looked possessed after they caught a glimpse of the 100 bicycles in front of the stage. In the end Ben Lloyd was our winner with a time of 15:14. Some thought this was the course record until we researched and found that in 2003 Chris Wallaert set our course record with a 15:06. Our ladies winner was Jennifer Paul with a time of 17:56. In the highly contested race for “Fastest Police Department in the Quad Cities,” the Moline Police Department edged out Davenport Police Department by a mere five seconds. East Moline Police Department and the Rock Island County Sheriff’s Department will be back next year with a vengeance. Our numbers continue to grow and our great sponsors make it work. Thank you to Miller Container Corporation, Wal-Mart, Rock Island County States Attorney’s Office, Kerry Stoudt State Farm, Famous Dave’s BBQ, Pizza & Subs, Tyson, Mike Roberts Class Rings – Herff Jones, and Rock Island Country Market. A big thank you to the 100 Bicycle sponsors who made the giveaway possible and of course, Stoney Creek Inn, our host hotel. Alive and Wellness school of massage therapy, the Putnam and IMAX, Malcolm Jewelers, AD Huesing, and The  Dispatch, Argus, and The Leader. The race was emceed this year by CBS 4’s own sports director Jay Kidwell, and what a job he did! Jay is a pro and did a fantastic job. Alex, Mike, Austin, and Dan, hot off their Alleman High School talent show debut, were a great addition and a big hit this year as KISS. The start of the race would not be the same without Bagpiper Derrick Grant piping the runners to their best. Dawn Sandoval and LeAnn Wagner, our race Directors, and all the Crime Stoppers Board members are to be thanked for the time and extra effort put into this year's race. Above all, we want to thank all the runners, walkers and volunteers. Mark your calendars for August 2, 2008!  We hope to see you next year!   



CRIME STOPPERS RECOGNIZES SUPPORTERS
February 16, 2005
Crime Stoppers of the Quad Cities recognized its supporters at a recognition dinner that was held at Butterworth Center in Moline.  Those in attendance at the Butterworth mansion and enjoyed a delicious dinner catered by Carnivale Catering. Pianist Jon Laird provided the music.   Following dinner supporters received recognition plaques.  Recognized during the evening were Rock Island Lions Club, Tyson Meats, Mediacom, WHBF, WOC, Rock Island County State's Attorney, Walmart, The Dispatch, Quad City Metropolitan Enforcement Group.  Members of the Board of Directors were also recognized for their contributions.