Thank You For 15 Years of Crime In America.Net
CrimeInAmerica.Net Celebrates 15 Years of Providing Crime and Justice Coverage
CrimeInAmerica.Net, a renowned website dedicated to providing honest conversations based on federal and authoritative data regarding crime and justice topics, is proud to announce its 15th anniversary. The site, founded by Leonard Adam Sipes, Jr., a former Senior Specialist for Crime Prevention and Statistics for the Department of Justice, has been a go-to resource for individuals seeking evidence-based discussions on crime-related issues.
Over the past 15 years, CrimeInAmerica.Net has garnered a significant following, thanks to its commitment to delivering accurate and reliable information. With a team of veteran justice advisors, the site has reached hundreds of thousands of people through various media platforms, including national television appearances on the Armstrong Williams Show and articles featured in reputable publications such as the Associated Press, USA Today, and Law Enforcement Today.
Highlighted Achievements:
– Ranked as a top 25 crime website by Feedspot
– Ranked 7th for best crime news based on RSS feeds by Feedspot
– Ranked within the top 20 police writers by Feedspot
– Rated as one of the best crime and safety podcasts by Player FM
– Offering new video podcasts on Spotify and YouTube
Unlike many crime-related websites, CrimeInAmerica.Net does not ask for donations or use ads, as it is self-funded and committed to maintaining independence from outside influences. The site presents articles and podcasts that incorporate multiple sources of reliable data, providing the public with valuable insights into complex crime and justice topics.
With a focus on transparency and accuracy, CrimeInAmerica.Net aims to serve as a trusted resource for individuals seeking to understand crime trends and related issues. Through its dedication to evidence-based discussions and informative content, the site has established itself as a leading authority in the field of crime and justice coverage.
As CrimeInAmerica.Net looks forward to many more years of providing valuable insights and analysis on crime-related topics, we invite you to join us in our mission to promote informed discussions and foster a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding crime and justice.
For more information and to stay up-to-date on the latest articles and podcasts, visit CrimeInAmerica.Net and subscribe for notifications on the front page of the website. Thank you for your continued support.
Len Sipes, Author and Owner of CrimeInAmerica.Net
