Law enforcement agencies in today's environment find it difficult to cope with the magnitude of crime without the involved support of business, media and community. Since in 1981, the San Diego County Crime Commission has built public awareness about the impact of crime on community life and has served as a vehicle for citizen involvement in the fight against crime on its many fronts. Working cooperatively with citizens and public agencies, the Commission provides educational programs with volunteer efforts by citizens of the community.


The San Diego County Commission is a non-profit organization, funded solely by private contributions and It invites membership from the community at large. With your help we can achieve great things!

WELCOME !

HIDING FROM CRIME IN JAPAN

Though street crime is relatively low in Japan, quirky camouflage designs like this vending-machine dress are being offered to an increasingly anxious public to hide from would-be assailants.

Fearing Crime, Japanese Wear the Hiding Place  ... READ ON

Occupy San Diego

Boyd Long, Assistant Chief

San Diego Police Department

March 2012

Geezer Bandit Could Be Anyone,

Even A Young Woman In A Mask


VALLEY CENTER:

License-plate-reading

patrol car comes to local casinos

RECRUITMENT POSTERS

 HAVE EVOLVED.


2012 SDCC Annual Blue Knight Awards Ceremony Photos Are Here!

Annual Membership Meeting Ceremony

2012 (Photo Gallery)

Ceremony Honoring Our Fallen Heroes

(Photo Gallery)

Article on Identity

Theft using Voter

Petition Sign ups

Crime Commission

Luncheon 9-8-11

 Photo Gallery

Assistant Chief Boyd Long San Diego Police Department Speaks Out on  Occupy Demonstrations

April Luncheon

& Swearing in

Ceremony

Police Parade for
4-Year-Old With Autism

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