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 CrimeshareTV
plans to broadcast from Maidstone Television Studios
 Kent
Triple A Multimedia Group of
Companies continues to offer vocational education and training,
in the arts and new media, in support of its' voluntary community
arm CSTV, to fight crime through the student driven global initiative.
CrimeshareTV
belongs to all of us to help create a Crimeshare Culture. We HAVE to take responsibility in the fight
against crime. We're looking for volunteers to run Crimeshare websites
where you live. CrimeshareTV is the student run community arm of the
Triple A Multimedia Arts Academy. It is independent, open and
dedicated to rooting out corruption WHEREVER we find it.
Ordinary people, fighting for their families, communities and peace of
mind. Crime affects everyone. Big or small, rich or poor, black or
white. By sharing what we know and what we think, we’ll send out a
strong signal to the decision makers. So get stuck in. Use the forums,
send in your opinions, share your info. We WILL post it up.
Remember: If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the
problem…
Lets all work towards a Crimeshare Culture.
“We have given you the powers. We have given you the
resources. Now tell me what you are going to do about it”
Tony Blair.
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Stephen John Walker |
Jermaine Lewis |
Carl Brace |
Wayne Jackson |
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Thirty six year old Stephen John Walker is wanted for
conspiracy to supply cocaine and for the possession of two
shot guns. He was convicted in his absence in 2007 and is
facing a sentence of more than 16 years inside. Walker, who
is also known to use the name James Head, has a scar on his
upper lip. He has links to Spain and Norway. |
Police want to speak to 33 year old Jermaine Lewis in
connection with an assault during which a woman was
pistol-whipped. Lewis – who also uses the first names Leroy,
Quincey and Miller, and the surname Brown – has a gold
tooth, scars on his face and his left hand and, although you
can't see it on these photos, his left ear is disfigured. He
has links across London and is considered to be dangerous |
Carl Ronald Brace, 43, is wanted after being caught with
10,000 ecstasy tablets which he supplied in the car park of
a pub in Hertfordshire. He was convicted in his absence last
September and was sentenced to four years in prison. Brace
has links to London and Hertfordshire but detectives think
he may now be in Spain as he has previously lived and worked
there. |
Police want to speak to 29-year-old Wayne Jackson about five
burglaries and absconding from prison. Jackson – who has a
Liverpudlian accent and the name "Leah" tattooed on his
right arm – has connections to Southampton, Merseyside and
Manchester. |
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Kurt Quinn |
Rasol Zana Mohammed |
James William Mullane |
Terence Cross |
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Police want to speak Kurt Quinn in connection with an arson
attack on his former employer’s farm last year. An elderly
woman was asleep inside the house when a barn attached to it
was set alight. Forty-two-year-old Quinn has links to
Stockport but may well have moved out of the area. |
This is Rasol Zana Mohammed – but he goes by a number of
other names including Hazem Abdullah and Daman Ibrahimi.
Detectives want to speak to the 28-year-old about a rape
which happened in Telford in December 2003. Abdullah has
links to Wolverhampton, Kent and Yorkshire. |
Detectives want to speak to 39-year-old James William
Mullane in connection with the supply of cannabis with a
street value of more than £200,000. Mullane, who is also
uses the first name Simon, will go to great lengths to avoid
being arrested and is known to be violent. So if you know
where he is – don't approach him |
Police want to speak to Terrence James Cross who also uses
the name Terence Ugbomah about an incident which happened in
Manchester in April 2011, during which a 16-year-old boy was
kidnapped and held against his will. Thirty-nine-year-old
Cross also has links to Salford but may now be in Ireland. |
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CRIMESHARE
KIDS HELP FIND MADELEINE. |
Commander Crimeshare has been in Praia da
Luz investigating 4 year old Madeleine McCann's disappearance for GMTV.
 You
can see the Commander Crimeshare's interview
on the
sky news website
Kids don't know who to trust these days but Crimeshare Kids all
over the world certainly trust Commander Crimeshare and would like
him to explore his theory to find Madeleine. CrimeshareTV is operated
by kids for kids and from their point of view they need to feel safe
even on holiday. CSTV Co-founder Terry Armstrong reports the website
has been inundated with offers of help from kids from all around the
world. The general feeling CSTV gets from the kids is 'enough is
enough' and Terry says kids are not political and they have no
hidden agenda but to protect each other from paedophiles and the growing crime
of child abduction. Its obvious to him that Crimeshare Kids from
every nationality will put all their energy into finding little Madeleine,
and their energy knows no bounds!
 Madeleine
has a very distinctive right eye which even if her hair is coloured and
her clothes changed will remain a positive means of identification.
VISIT THE FIND
MADELEINE WEBSITE
 If
you have any information no matter how insignificant you think it is you
can contact Commander Crimeshare direct on
commander@crimesharetv.com
or tell the Portuguese Police direct on 00 351 282 405 400 or visit their
website
madeleine.htm
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CRIMESHARE
KIDS - Video to help find Madeleine |
Inspired
by Commander Crimeshare and supported by Tesco's, HMV, McDonalds and
Phones 4 u, a group of kids from Kent spent their half term break making
an outspoken, controversial but very entertaining
 short
film in 9 European languages to help find little Madeleine and support her
parents Kate and Gerry's tour of Europe and keep the search for Madeleine
alive.
Click the gang's photo to see the movie.
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See the BBC's report
The media has praised the film makers for
creating an attention grabbing video, highlighting not only the plight of
little Madeleine but also the hundreds of other missing kids. Crimeshare
Kids don't think the Home Secretary's new laws go far enough to protect
kids from sex offenders, the producer, 16 year old Daniel and the CSTV
gang have been invited to appear on TV chat shows to tell the world what
they think the government should do about paedophiles and child abductors.
Read
the piece in this weeks Kent Messenger.
Visit the
Home Office website for John Reids latest offerings.
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ARE THE CHILD
PROTECTION LAWS WORKING? |
Following the recent announcement
of the outgoing Home Secretary, John Reid's, package of child protection
measures the BBC programme 'Britons most wanted Paedophiles' Looked at
controversial police plans to flush out 5 convicted paedophiles on the run
from the authorities. The BBC traced what happened to them and find their
victims to examine whether this new initiative could set a precedent for
naming and shaming.
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CRIMESHARE
COMMUNITY CULTURE |
Crimeshare Kids in partnership
with major High Street Brands are soon to announce the launch of
'Community Crimeshare Culture' throughout the UK using technology to
protect children.
FIND
OUT MORE
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Abuse agency
rescues 76 children |
 A
total of 76 children have been rescued from abusive environments over the
past year through the work of a new child protection agency.
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP)
- launched last year - saved 10 children directly, with no help from other
agencies.
It also smashed three paedophile rings involving as many
as 800 people.
Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker said the government was
"pleased" with the CEOP's success.
The achievements of the agency were revealed in its first
annual report, published on Monday.
 Hit
the link to read the whole story at
Also take a minute to visit
CEOP's website 
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