South Carolina § 23-50-25 Duties of council.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 23-50-25 — Duties of council.

South Carolina § 23-50-25

Title 23LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY

Ch. 50SOUTH CAROLINA CRIMESTOPPERS ACT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 23-50-25 (2026).

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The council shall:

(1)encourage, advise, and assist in the creation of crimestoppers organizations;

(2)foster the detection of crime and encourage persons to report information about criminal acts;

(3)encourage news and other media to broadcast reenactments and to inform the public of the functions of crimestoppers organizations' operations and programs;

(4)promote the process of crimestoppers organizations to forward information about criminal acts to the appropriate law enforcement agencies;

(5)help law enforcement agencies detect and combat crime by increasing the flow of information to and between law enforcement agencies;

(6)approve applicants to become members of the council as crimestoppers organizations;

(7)foster creation of crimestoppers organizations; and (8) certify crim

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The council shall: (1) encourage, advise, and assist in the creation of crimestoppers organizations; (2) foster the detection of crime and encourage persons to report information about criminal acts; (3) encourage news and other media to broadcast reenactments and to inform the public of the functions of crimestoppers organizations' operations and programs; (4) promote the process of crimestoppers organizations to forward information about criminal acts to the appropriate law enforcement agencies; (5) help law enforcement agencies detect and combat crime by increasing the flow of information to and between law enforcement agencies; (6) approve applicants to become members of the council as crimestoppers organizations; (7) foster creation of crimestoppers organizations; and (8) certify crimestoppers organizations to receive reimbursed funds.