5 Supra note 3 (Crime Stoppers International) and Stephen R. Band and Joseph A. Harpold, “School Violence—Lessons Learned,” FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, September 1999, 9-15.

6 Supra note 5 (Band and Harpold, 15).

7 Supra note 3 (Crime Stoppers International).

8 Joe Martino, Marshall, Texas, High School, Marshall High School Crime Stoppers Procedures, 1990.

9 Pamela Hurt, Summary Report of the Crime Stoppers Program at Boulder High, 1990.

10 Ibid., and supra note 3 (Crime Stoppers International).

11 Supra note 8.

12 Supra note 9.

13 Crime Stoppers of Fayetteville/ Cumberland County, North Carolina, Crime Stoppers School Program, http://www.faynccrimestoppers. org/school.htm; accessed Julyy 9, 2001.

14 Supra note 8.

15 Marina Pisano, “Speak No Evil?” San Antonio Express News, May 10, 1999.

16 See Greg MacAleese’s experience, supra note 2.

17 Supra note 15.

18 Supra notes 3 (Wieda) and 5 (Band and Harpold, 15).

19 Campus Crime Stoppers, Who Needs It? http://www.campuscrimestoppers.com; accessed July 9, 2001.

20 Jeff Bingley, University of British Columbia Campus Security Department, Volunteer for UBC Campus Crime Stoppers, http://www.security.ubc.ca/CrimeStoppers/volunteer.htm; accessed July 9, 2001.

21 Ibid.

22 Supra note 19.

23 Supra note 13.

24 Supra note 19.

25 Supra note 19.

26 Supra note 19.

27 Supra note 15.

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