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Detroit Press Play Podcast In Partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan Episode 10 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Michigan Crime Stoppers speaks to the CEO of Michigan Humane Episode 13 - Detroit Press Podcast in partnership with the Crime Stoppers of Michigan with meet the hosts of this podcasts Episode 15 - Detroit Press Podcast in partnership with the Crime Stoppers of Michigan with an with the writer of Call Me Daddy Nyambe Nichole and a few of her artists from the stage play Singer Johdi, the Gifted Actor Bishop James Williams II, and the Amazing Actress Danielle Scott Episode 17 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan Interview with Joe Smith the man behind Mainstreem's Platform Episode 19 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan Today we will explore the sensitive topic of Fentanyl! Episode 24 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan Today along with Morestealth we will discuss Trusts and Estates Episode 26 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan Today with the talented Armando King tune in while he shares his powerful testimony Episode 12 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan talks with Andrea Isom from Detroit Rewards TV Episode 14 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan interview/discussion with victim specialist Melissa Novak on human trafficking Episode 16 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan with our special guest Detective Restum as we discuss the importance Gun Safety Episode 18 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan interview of Fire Marshall Captain Ed Davis on fireworks safety and prevention Episode 20 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan Just kickin it with our co-host Nedra, Stacey J, and Lisa G Episode 25 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan Detroit Press Play And DPD Episode 27 - Detroit Press Play Podcast in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Michigan Join us with Dr. Vertongie Kendrix Speaks about Autism More Detroit Press Play Podcast Episodes Coming Soon..

Fentanyl Crisis Fentanyl is fueling a deadly crisis across our communities. This synthetic opioid is up to 100 times stronger than morphine, and just a few grains can kill. Dealers often mix it into pills and powders without warning, making every use a life-or-death risk. Overdoses are rising at alarming rates, tearing families apart and devastating neighborhoods. Awareness and prevention are critical — knowing the signs, spreading the word, and protecting our loved ones can save lives. Did you Know? Just 2 milligrams of fentanyl (about the size of a few grains of salt) can be deadly. Over 150 people die every day in the U.S. from overdoses related to synthetic opioids like fentanyl. Many fake prescription pills sold on the street contain fentanyl without the user knowing. Where to Report? Call 911 immediately in the event of an overdose or medical emergency. Local Police Department – Report suspicious activity or drug distribution in your neighborhood. Crime Stoppers – Submit anonymous tips about fentanyl sales or trafficking. DEA Tip Line – Report suspected drug activity online at www.dea.gov/submit-tip. Poison Control (1-800-222-1222) – Get immediate guidance if exposure or ingestion is suspected. Articles Fentanyl Research Overdose Prevention Fentanyl Driving Overdoses Fentanyl: One Pill Kills DFPS - Social Media Toolkit: National Fentanyl Awareness Day DFPS - Protect Teens from Counterfeit Fentanyl - One Pill Kills One Pill Can Kill | DEA.gov Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Toolkit | Texas School Safety Center StopDrugs Houston Texas - Wanted Drug Fugitives - Report Illegal Drug Activity Anonymously Saving Lives in Texas: The Facts on Fentanyl | Texas Opioid Response Fentanyl Facts | Stop Overdose | CDC Fentanyl Free America DEA Launches Fentanyl Free America Initiative to Combat the Synthetic Drug Crisis DEA Fentanyl Free America DEA’s Fentanyl Free America Billboard Sparks Conversation on Dangers of Synthetic Drugs DEA Takes Fentanyl Free America Message to Rapid City Promotion-of-Fentanyl-Free-America.pdf DEA Kicks Off 'Fentanyl Free America' DEA Delivers Major Blows to Drug Cartels, Advancing a Fentanyl Free America in 2026 National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day™ Toolkit | Overdose Prevention | CDC In Partnership with Crime Stoppers of Houston

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Domestic Violence Domestic violence refers to any behavior that involves the use of physical, emotional, or sexual force or the threat of such force within an intimate relationship. It can take many forms, including physical or verbal abuse, controlling, and financial abuse. Domestic violence is a serious issue that affects individuals and families from all walks of life. Domestic Violence Prevention Understanding and having knowledge of the many types of abuse as well as the various ways that abuse appears, and interconnects can prepare you to respond to situations safely for yourself and others. Possible signs of abuse: Physical Abuse – punch, slap, kick, bite, choke, use of weapons against you, driving dangerously with you in the car, preventing you from leaving, throwing objects at you, denying you necessary medical treatment. Emotional and Verbal Abuse – constant name calling or criticizing, acting possessive, isolation from friends and family, monitoring your activities without your knowledge, gaslighting, humiliation, attempting to maintain sole control over what you wear or do, blame, accusations, damaging belongings. Sexual Abuse – insults you in a sexual manner, forcing or manipulating you into sexual acts without consent, ignores your feelings, intentionally pass on a STD/STI. Sexual Coercion – reacting negatively if you say “no”, continuous pressure to give in after saying “no”, giving you drugs or alcohol to “loosen up”, implying you owe them something sexually for a gift, or action. Financial Abuse – denying access to your money, closely monitored allowance, maxing out credit cards / open accounts in your name without permission, refusing to contribute in the household or provide money for necessities or shared expenses. Digital Abuse – controlling who you can follow, what you can post, who you can talk to, sending toxic or threatening emails or texts, demanding passwords, checking your phone, using GPS to monitor and track location, impersonating you online to get you in trouble or embarrass you, making you feel like you can be separated from your phone due to angering them. Did You Know? Domestic violence reports increased by 10% between 2019 and 2020 (NCADV, 2022). Nearly 3 in 10 women (29%) and 1 in 10 men (10%) in the US have experienced rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by a partner and reported it having a related impact on their functioning. Just under 15% of women (14.8%) and 4% of men in the US have been injured as a result of intimate partner violence that included rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner. Women ages 18 to 24 and 25 to 34 generally experience the highest rates of intimate partner violence. Where to Report If you are in immediate danger, Call 911! Report Anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAKUP Your Local Police Department National Domestic Violence Hotline available 24/7 Call or TTY @ 1-800-799-7233 If you are unable to speak safely, log onto thehotline.org or text LOVEIS to 22522 Articles ACS - Intimate Partner Violence Resources CDC - Intimate Partner Violence Center for Violence Prevention - Domestic Violence & Child Abuse Dolan & Zimmerman - Domestic Violence Statistics: A Comprehensive Investigation Domestic Shelters - Find a Shelter or Program Near You FindLaw - Michigan Domestic Violence Laws HelpGuide.org - Domestic Violence and Abuse Mayo Clinic - Domestic Violence Against Women: Recognize Patterns & Seek Help McLean Hospital - Understanding the Impact of Domestic Violence National Center for Health Research - The Cycle of Domestic Violence National Domestic Violence Hotline - Domestic Violence Support National Coalition Against Domestic Violence - Domestic Violence National Library of Medicine - Domestic Violence Psychology Today - Domestic Violence Salvation Army USA - Domestic Violence State of Michigan - Domestic Violence Awareness State of Michigan - Domestic Violence Hotline Turning Point - Empowering Survivors-Domestic, Sexual Violence & Human Trafficking United Nations - What is Domestic Abuse? U.S. Dept. of Justice - Domestic Violence Women's Law - Domestic Violence Shelters and Support Resources In Partnership with Crime Stoppers of Houston

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Resource Center Here at Crime Stoppers of Michigan, we are committed to keeping you safe by providing you with resources and safety tips. Take advantage of monthly safety tips, safety hot topic videos , and much more! DON'T BE A VICTIM OF CRIME CLICK HERE SAFETY AWARENESS HANDBOOK CLICK HERE DEVELOPING SITUATIONAL AWARENESS CLICK HERE HUMAN TRAFFICKING CLICK HERE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CLICK HERE MISSING PERSONS CLICK HERE PRACTICING SITUATIONAL AWARENESS CLICK HERE

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Resource Videos BULLYING Learn more about OK2SAY's Anti-Bullying campaign. BULLYING Learn more about anti-bullying practices. BULLYING Learn more about ways to counter bullying. CHILD ABUSE Learn more about preventing child abuse, neglect and exposure to opioids and other harmful substances. CHILD ABUSE Learn more about what child abuse and neglect are. CHILD ABUSE Learn more about the types, symptoms, treatment, and diagnosis of child abuse and neglect. CYBER SAFETY Learn more about Cyber Safety on Instagram. CYBER SAFETY Learn more about Cyber Safety for Tinder. CYBER SAFETY Learn more about Cyber Safety on TikTok. CYBER SAFETY Learn more about Cyber Safety on Venmo. DISTRACTED DRIVING Learn how to incorporate situational awareness into your life to recognize danger. DISTRACTED DRIVING Learn more about what police officers want you to know about distracted driving. DISTRACTED DRIVING Learn more about why distracted driving needs to end. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Learn more about Domestic Violence Awareness Month. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Learn more about a domestic violence PSA. FENTANYL AWARENESS Learn more about Fentanyl Awareness. GENERAL SAFETY Learn more about staying safe using Situational Awareness. GENERAL SAFETY Learn more about teen safety from a police officer. HUMAN TRAFFICKING Learn more about Human Trafficking. HUMAN TRAFFICKING Learn more about recruitment of Human Trafficking victims through social media. HUMAN TRAFFICKING Learn more about the basics of Human Trafficking. OVERDOSE PREVENTION Learn more about overdose prevention. OVERDOSE PREVENTION Learn more about reducing the risk of overdosing. OVERDOSE PREVENTION Learn more about what happens to your body during an overdose. SCAMS Learn more about the most common scams and how to avoid them. SCAMS Learn more about phishing and how to avoid it. SCAMS Learn more about how easy it is to fall into a scam. TRAFFIC STOP SAFETY Learn more about traffic stop etiquette. TRAFFIC STOP SAFETY Learn more about traffic stop etiquette from a police officers perspective. WINTER DRIVING SAFETY Learn more about winter driving safety. WINTER DRIVING SAFETY Learn more about winter driving tips. WINTER DRIVING SAFETY Learn more about what you need to know about driving in the snow. More Resource Videos Coming Soon...

Back to School As summer nears the end and children are getting ready to head back to school it is important to have ongoing conversations that will help keep them safe and healthy throughout the school year. Did You Know? More than 15,000 children ages 19 and under were struck and injured by a vehicle as pedestrians in 2018. (Safe Kids Worldwide, 10/2020) It is estimated that 8 to 10 percent of all school children exhibit school refusal behavior — and miss school as a result — at some point during their school career. That number bumps up to 28 percent when you add in students who resisted going to school but ultimately made it in the door. (“Refusal: A Large Number of Kids Just Say No to School” K-12 Daily.) Studies show that splitting attention between lecture and cellphone or laptop use hinders long-term retention, and those in class suffer from others’ use of devices. (Arnold L. Glass & Mengxue Kang (2019) Dividing attention in the classroom reduces exam performance, Educational Psychology) Where to Report Report Anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAKUP Mental Health America, 24-hour Crisis Center – 1-800-273-8255 or text MHA to 741741 NCMEC Cyber Tipline, 24 hours, 1-800-843-5678 or report.cybertip.org Articles ADT - Back to School Safety American Academy of Pediatrics - Back-to-School Tips for Families American Academy of Pediatrics - 5 Ways to Help Your Kid Have a Healthy School Year American Red Cross - Safety Checklist to Follow as Students Head Back to School CDC - Back to School Safety Tips CDC - Back to School: Ideas for Parent Involvement Just Ask Children's - How to Ease the Transition and Ace the School Year KidsHealth - Going Back to School National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - Back to School: Keeping Children Safe National PTA - School Safety National Safety Council - Back to School Safety Checklist National Safety Council - Slow Down: Back to School Means Sharing the Road PBS Kids - Back to School Tips Psychology Today - Back to School Parenting Scholastic Parents - Back to School: START SMART! School Safety - Back to School Campaign School Safety Advocacy Council - School Safety Conference 2024 State of Michigan - School Safety State of Michigan - Office of School Safety In Partnership with Crime Stoppers of Houston

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