Year in Review 2022 | Silent Observer
Silent Observer is the oldest Crime Stoppers Program in the Country Silent Observer celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2022. In recognition of Silent Observer being the oldest anonymous tip taking…
Silent Observer Announces New National Number for Anonymous TIPS
In cooperation and support of Star Star Mobile and Crime Stoppers USA, Silent Observer has launched a new nationwide crime-fighting tool which allows anyone to report information about a crime…
Silent Observer Urges Residents to Help Stop The Increase In Violence
Due to the increase in violence in the Greater Grand Rapids area, Silent Observer is urging residents to stand up and speak out against crime by providing anonymous tips that…
Silent Observer May Community Spotlight
Check out our feature on Wood T.V's May Community Spotlight!
Silent Observer Increase In Rewards
In the wake of the continued increase of violent crime in greater Grand Rapids – most notably homicides, shootings, and armed robberies - Silent Observer is increasing its reward amounts.…
50 Cases Leading Up To 50th Anniversary
Silent Observer will be holding its 50th Anniversary Celebration on May 25, 2022. So, for the next 50 business days leading up to the event, Silent Observer will highlight 50…
Two Years Later, Family Pleads For Closure
Manuel Salgado was murdered almost two years - another life lost to gun violence. Both Manuel’s family and police are asking the public for help in solving this case. On…
Year In Review 2021
Hello from your friends at Silent Observer, and welcome to your end-of-year newsletter! In this edition, you'll find: Breaking the Silence: A brief state of affairs in 2021 for Silent Observer.…
Silent Observer Increases Rewards To Help Stop The Violence
There has been an uptick in violent crimes and we need citizens to come forward to report what they know about to help stop the violence. We understand that residents…
You Know Who Killed Me Initiative
In an effort to solve some of Grand Rapids’ homicides, Silent Observer will feature murder victims whose cases remain unsolved in their “You Know Who Killed Me” campaign. Besides removing…