The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 21, 1981, Page page 10, Image 10

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    Wednesday, October 21, 1981
page 10
daily nebraskan
Crime Stoppers and UNL gang up on criminate
In an effort to deter crime on campus, Crime Stoppers
Inc. and the UNL Department of Grounds and Mainten
ance reached an agreement on repayment of rewards for
tips about crimes, the UNL police chief said.
Gail Gade, also a member of Crime Stoppers board of
directors, introduced a resolution at the organization's
October meeting to form an alliance between the group
and the two UNL departments. Under the new arrange
ment, the departments will reimburse Crime Stoppers for
money it pays to someone reporting a tip solving a crime
that occurred on campus.
Unlike the city, which reimburses Crime Stoppers
through contributions of private individuals and various
businesses, the UNL departments will foot the bill for fees
paid out by Crime Stoppers, Gade said.
A witness seeing a crime taking place can call Crime
Stoppers and report it. If the crime is solved as a result of
the tip, Crime Stoppers board, composed of citizens and
law enforcement officials, decides the amount of money
to be awarded. Crime Stoppers has a policy that the per
son reporting the crime never is identified to protect the
tipster.
Gade said he is optimistic about Crime Stoppers' in
volvement with UNL.
"Our objective is to arrest persons involved in crime,"
he said.
Crime Stoppers will have plenty of work to do, Wilbur
Dasenbrock, director of the Department of Grounds, said.
Vandals did $60,000 to $80,000 in damage to UNL
campus last year, he said.
Vandalism has taken many forms, including the
destruction of retaining walls and evergreen trees, the
breakage of glass and the destruction or stealing of bike
racks, he said.
Persons outside the campus community, not necessar
ily students or faculty, commit many of the crimes, he
said.
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