West Point (Mississippi, United States)

Type: City

Name: West Point (Mississippi, United States)

Country: United States

Latitude: 33.610001

Longitude: -88.650002

population: 11,674

First Reported 02/08/2010 - Updated 02/08/2010 - 1 Documents (in Conflicts & Crime)

How Anonymous Citizen Tipsters in Mississippi Help Stop Crime

Crime prevention takes more than the work of law enforcement officers. Mississippi citizens are also doing their part through a program called Crime Stoppers. The Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers has been in existence since 1991. It serves six counties ... [Insurance Journal - 02/08/2010]

Entities: Crime, Fred Bell, Pickens (Mississippi, United States), West Point (Mississippi, United States)

First Reported 12/02/2009 - Updated 12/02/2009 - 1 Documents

A Lonely Kind of Courage

Elizabeth D. Samet, a professor of English at the U.S. Military Academy, has written a beautiful piece for us about the scene within Eisenhower Hall last night. The first paragraphs are below, but we strongly recommend that you read the whole thing. When, ... [The New Republic - The Plank Feed - 12/02/2009]

Entities: Robert Lowell, Elizabeth Bishop, West Point (Mississippi, United States)

Quotes

...He said police chiefs and sheriffs from the six counties also are on the board. "They are automatically placed on the board, and we also try to have bankers and other business people to serve, too. We ask people if they would be interested to serve on the board" Pickens said

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A Lonely Kind of Courage [The New Republic - The Plank Feed - 12/02/2009] Elizabeth D. Samet, a professor of English at the U.S. Military Academy, has written a beautiful piece for us about the scene within Eisenhower Hall last night. ...