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Can the social network change the ways we protect ourselves from crime? Do you ever feel reporting certain crime is a waste of time? Well one website believes reporting all crime is exactly what we need to do.  CrimeIreland.com is a newly launched Irish website, setup to allow members of the public inform each other about crimes in their locality.  It’s easy to use and requires no registration when posting an incident. It’s also totally anonymous and you can even add a picture to the incident in question.  It’s a great way for victims to vent their anger, report crimes that typically go un-reported and highlight issues or areas where crimes such as vandalism, noise and littering go unaddressed by authorities.

 

Project Details:

CI Project releases are viewable to members and administrators. Current release is:

 

CI 0.8 30 - April 2011

Added placed advert which can be bought by sponsors.

Integrated with Twitter @crimeirelandcom

Updated page lists to 200 entries.

Added markes to right so you can refine view.

Email notification when incident added.

CI 0.7 - Alpha Release 30 March 2011

As the information on this site can be sensitive we have decided to explain how it works so you can be secure in the knowledge that you submissions are secure and anonymous.

No IP Adresses are recorded when you add an entry.

Information is split over two databases for added security.

Contact details are encryptyed if added and are never made available to anyone other than the administrators.

This site has no connection to the Irish Government, Department of justice or Gardai. We have never liased with any of these bodies.

All submissions are review. An email is sent to an administrator every time.

Sources of internal listings are obtained from newspapers and other public media including social blogs.

Only 100 entries apear on the frontpage. Members can see and search other data.

Currently we have no members only administrators. You can't apply for membershipat this time.

Listings are as follows;

Category - Types
Commercial - Counterfeit Merchandise
Commercial - Credit Card Fraud
Commercial - Scams
Commercial - Shop Lifting
Community - Arson
Community - Begging
Community - Commercial Alarm
Community - Disorder
Community - Disturbing The Peace
Community - Drink Related
Community - Dumping
Community - House Alarm
Community - Littering
Community - Loitering
Community - Noise
Community - Pot holes
Community - Public Drinking
Community - Smoking Indoors
Community - Un-enforced Crime
Community - Vandalism
Drugs - Drugs
General - Miscellaneous
Homicide - Homicide
Missing Person - Missing Persons
Property - Found Property
Property - Lost property
Robbery - Breaking and Entering
Robbery - General Theft
Robbery - Mobile Theft
Robbery - Robbery
Robbery - Theft of Bicycle
Robbery - Theft of Vehicle
Transport - Driving Offence
Violence - Abduction
Violence - Assault
Violence - Assault Drunken
Violence - Assault with Weapon
Violence - Bullying
Violence - Cruelty to Animals
Violence - Domestic Abuse
Violence - Firearms
Violence - Sexual Assault

CI - 0.3

Webiste built around original coding.

Database build and integrated with CMS

 

Currently - Developing Android Appliaction to report crime easily through your phone.

 
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* Please note disclaimer:
Incidences reported on CrimeIreland.com should not be considered crimes as deemed by the Irish judicial system. References to crime on this site is a generalization of the word "crime" and refers to actions or events which are not aligned with the morals and acceptable behaviours of Irish citizens. A breach of rules or laws as set down by any governing authority is often referred to as a "crime" however it may only be a minor offence or a display of bad behaviour, not a criminal offense. Missing Persons listed on this web site have committed no criminal offence and the listing of such persons is only sought to benefit actions taken to find these persons.  Incidences listed on CrimeIreland.com do not seek to imply in anyway that a person(s) have been charged with any criminal conviction and any incident herein should not be considered criminal as defined by Irish judicial law. By using this web site you agree to this understanding of the wording "crime" in the domain name "crimeireland.com" and "irishcrime.com" and also where mentioned within this web site.