The ISCC is Recognized Nationally for its use of Rewards Assisting in the Closure of Some of the Most Heinous Crimes Ever Reported

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The Crime Commission has also established the first cooperative program in Illinois which collects contributions from criminals and distributes it back to crime-fighting agencies. A witness protection fund has also been established to aid the judicial system in prosecutions.

• In November of 1995, the Crime Commission paid the $5,000 reward that led to the convictions in brutal Addison, Illinois murders. This heinous case included an unborn child being cut from the mother.

• Safety Seminar Willowbrook High School, Villa Park, IL

• Established the Anti-Crime Contribution Committee in DuPage County which allows court mandated contributions from criminals to go to crime-fighting agencies. Over $100,000 has been collected from criminals and used to fight crime

• Violence Clinic Seminar, Anger Clinic, IBEW #701 Building, Lisle, IL

• Press conference contribution committee, DuPage County Courthouse, Wheaton, IL

• Crime reenactment, Crime Victim Rights Week, Law offices, Oak Brook, IL

• Crime reenactment Crime Victim Rights Week, Cook County Courthouse, 26th and California Chicago, IL

• National Night Out, Southern Cook County, Illinois

• Education of public on the irresponsible storage of handguns

• Encourage use of nuisance abatement laws to reduce drug sales

• Offer reward for reporting fellons in possession of guns

• Offered reward for reporting drug sales at teen dance clubs.

• Offered $5000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of suspect in the murder at the McDonald’s restaurant, Wheaton, IL.

• Offered $1000 reward for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of felons carrying guns.

• Offered reward for tips leading to arrest and conviction in Wheaton murder

• Offered up to $1000 reward for those who provide club drugs to juveniles and $100 for bar employees who turn in confiscated fake ID’s

• Offered $1000 reward leading to imprisonment for those providing heroin to youth in DuPage County, IL

• Offered $100 reward for tips leading to arrest and conviction of those providing alcohol to minors

• Offered $5000 reward leading to conviction in home invasion case, Warrenville, IL

• Board member Kevin Joyce offered $100 reward for reporting drunk drivers in Chicagoland Halloween 2003.

• Operation Payback, $100 reward for reporting underage drinking parties in DuPage County during 2003 holiday season, when such report leads to arrest and conviction.

• Operation Payback continued in 2004, including Operation Prom Night 2004.

• Renewed reward offering $100 for reporting those adults supplying alcohol to underage individuals.

• Initiated “Tough Guys Don’t Do Drugs™” Campaign.

• Offered $10,000 reward for arrest and conviction of murder suspect in Oak Brook, Illinois case.

• Offered $1000 reward for information on fatal hit and run of Cook County sheriff’s officer.

• Offered $1000 reward advertised on television in multiple counties for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those providing heroin to juveniles.