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Residents encouraged to report crimes to police
EASTHAM - Earlier this month, Eastham Police Chief Edward Kulhawik announced a new crime tips email address: crimetips@eastham-ma.gov. The email address has been made available for residents of Eastham to report crimes that have occurred and to also provide police with information that may prevent a future crime.
The email account will be monitored by Eastham detectives.
Residents are encouraged to join the department in keeping Eastham safe by emailing detectives any relevant information about criminal activity in the community.
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