To report suspicious activity, call the
Beech Grove Police Department at 782-4949.

Welcome to Beech Grove Crime Watch

Thanks for your interest in the Beech Grove Crime Watch program. We are a group of citizens that want to protect and enhance Beech Grove from unscrupulous activities. This will be a place for you to voice your concerns and leave anonymous tips about issues in your neighborhood. It will also be a place to keep you informed of information regarding meetings and other items that may be of interest.

 Get involved, and help make Beech Grove a safer place to live and work. Started by a group of Beech Grove citizens, the Beech Grove Crime Watch exists to help educate and organize residents and business owners on how they can do their part in making a safe Beech Grove possible.

We have monthly meetings that are a wonderful tool for communication with your community leaders.

All are welcome.

If you would like to request additional information or would like to sign up for our electronic mailing list, please send an email to bgcrimewatch@yahoo.com

Comment Moderation

Comment Moderation will always be on this blog. If you want to leave an anonymous tip, please feel comfortable knowing that I will be the only person to see that tip. I will pass the information on to whoever is best to address the issue. By the same token, if you want everyone to read your comment, please note that somewhere in your post.

This is not a place for arguments, debates or insults. It is a place where we, as Beech Grove residents, can communicate with each other in a positive matter.

Thanks!!

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Thanks to citizens helping our officer


On July 14, 2008, Scott Ferrer was seriously injured in an incident during a routine traffic stop. Lt. Ferrer was dragged nearly 2000 feet by a fleeing motorist.

Several citizens came to lt. Ferrer's aid. We would like to publically thank the following citizens who were recognized during a public council meeting on September 2, 2008.

Pamela Dellen
Timothy Edens
Cheri Boys-Fore

Ferrer said the actions of those bystanders likely saved his life.

"I can't tell these people how much that means to me," Ferrer said. "It renews your faith in people."
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