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Silent Observer

“Silent Observer is a non-profit organization supported by contributions from concerned individuals, local business and community organizations.” ()
It is a non-app community based crime awareness organization.

Anonymously report a campus crime through Silent Observer

  • Phone: (616) 774-2345
    • Call Silent Observer with your information about a crime. The operator will not ask for your name.
    • Give the operator as much information as you can.
    • The operator will give you your confidential ID number.
  • Text Message: TXT CRIMES (274637) include Keyword Tip138 in MSG
    • The keyword TIP138 must appear on the first line of your text message in order to reach Silent Observer.
    • You will then receive an automatic text message reply that will contain your confidential ID number.
    • Silent Observer will be able to send text messages back to you without knowing your cell phone number to ask questions or gather more information.
  • By Web:
    • Give as much information as you can.
    • After submission you will receive your confidential ID number.
    • Silent Observer will be able to write you back without knowing your email address.

What happens after I contact Silent Observer?

After two days call (616)454-9110, between 8 a.m and 5 p.m., to see if your tip earned a reward. You will be asked the ID number of the tip, which is necessary to claim the reward.

If your tip leads to a confirmation of a student in violation of the law or to the solution of a crime, you will receive a $50 reward. If a weapon is recovered, the reward is $100.

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