Thank you for your continued support and dedication as we work together to keep every member of our community safe.
Rus Thibault, Chief Municipal Enforcement Officer and Loriann Leyte-Peddle, NL Crime Stoppers Exploits Valley Branch President
Newfound Cabs is continuing to improve the safety of our community by adding Crime Stoppers bumper stickers to its entire fleet. The 1-800-8477 tip line will be driven all over St. John’s & surrounding areas, reminding citizens they can anonymously report information and assist investigating agencies in their fight against criminal activity.
NL Crime Stoppers thanks Newfound Cabs for their ongoing support.
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Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers joins its counterparts around the world to celebrate Crime Stoppers Month. This year’s theme, “Helping All Communities Stay Safe”, reflects the efforts of Crime Stoppers staff and volunteers to promote safety, empowerment and inclusion.
To recognize the important role of Crime Stoppers in our province, Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will participate in flag raising events at Confederation Building and the town hall of Grand Falls Windsor throughout January. In addition to these events, Crime Stoppers Month will be celebrated virtually with messages highlighting the initiatives of our volunteers and partners shared on our social media platforms.
In these challenging times, Crime Stoppers will continue to provide residents of Newfoundland and Labrador with a trusted link to investigators for those who wish to report criminal and suspicious activity anonymously. We invite all of our supporters to celebrate Crime Stoppers month and its importance to the safety of our communities.
For more information about Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers visit nlcrimestoppers.com
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Crime Stoppers – Anonymous since 1992 in Newfoundland and Labrador
The Athletics NorthEast brought some Christmas cheer to the staff and volunteers of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers this week.
Representatives of the running club brought a donation of $1000 to support the ongoing work of the provincial anonymous tip program.
Thank you Athletics NorthEast for this important contribution to the safety of our communities. Merry Christmas.
Left to right: Rod Pike, Athletics Northeast; Joe Lake, NL Crime Stoppers Board Member; Kathy Ducey, NL Crime Stoppers Coordinator and Thelma Careen, Athletics Northeast.
Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers is thrilled to announce the launch of our redesigned website nlcrimestoppers.com.
With its fresh look, the new website provides visitors with up-to-date information on unsolved crimes, our commitment to protect tipster anonymity and easy access to securely submit a tip.
“On behalf of the Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers Board of Directors and Coordinators, we thank our amazing partner Verafin,” said David Taylor Chair of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers. “It is because of their hard work, dedication and continued support that we are proud to launch this new website.”
Verafin is the industry leader in Enterprise Financial Crime Management Solutions. They kindly donated the time and talents of graphic designers and web developers.
Crime Stoppers – Anonymous since 1992 in Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers realizes the importance to assist public efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19 and we will work from home during this time to help flatten the curve.
Rest assured all tips continue to be processed and forwarded to the appropriate investigating agencies. Our call centre operators at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) have made adjustments to ensure social distancing and remain fully operational to take your calls. You can still submit tips online at www.nlcrimestoppers.com or use our free P3tips App.
As always, all tips are anonymous and your identity is protected.
We encourage you to do your part, please follow the advice of health experts and government agencies. #flattenthecurve
Please be aware that NL Crime Stoppers is not a direct line to reach the police. If you’re in need of immediate aid, dial 911, or refer to the links below for additional resources.
Victim Services (Government resources for victims of crime)
Report suspected tax or benefits cheating to the Canada Revenue Agency
Use our app to submit secure and anonymous tips to NL Crime Stoppers.
