Crime Stoppers Niagara - Call 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS)

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Crime Stoppers Niagara provides individuals with a means to supply police with information anonymously. Crime Stoppers Niagara offers Cash rewards to persons who call or submit a tip to the program with information which leads to an arrest. Making the Niagara Region a Safe place for all of us.

Protecting Our Tip Line

Our Tip Line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and receives over 16,500 tips per year. Staffed by officers and investigators assigned to Crime Stoppers the tip line program monitors and processes the citizen information Crime Stoppers is famed for collecting

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Protecting Our Seniors

Increasingly, our seniors are victims of crime. The partnership between seniors and Crime Stoppers Niagara provides the community with a pro-active program to assist the police in solving these crimes and contributes to an improved quality of life for the seniors in our community..

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Protecting Our Students

Crime Stoppers Niagara offers Students the safety of complete anonymity all the while promoting responsibility and allowing students to take action against victimization and crime. School and police officials agree that most students want to do the right thing

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Protecting Our Environment

Illegal dumping costs Niagara thousands of dollars every year, but the Region is hoping to curb the growing problem. Crime Stoppers Niagara is teaming up with the Niagara Region, to encourage more people to report illegal dumping

Corporate Partners

Our Newest Community Leaders that our Sponsoring and keeping our Crime Solving and Prevention Programs in motion

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Crime Stoppers of Niagara7 hours ago

. A 42-year-old woman is facing numerous charges after allegedly defrauding a senior citizen in her care of more than $100,000.

Ontario woman charged with defrauding senior in her care of nearly $150,000

. A 42-year-old woman is facing numerous charges after allegedly defrauding a senior citizen in her care of more than $100,000.

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Kim Latour Thousand Isles Township? I miss when the Standard was a Niagara (St.Catharines) based news outlet.

Lisa Washik Disgusting!

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Crime Stoppers of Niagara3 days ago

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Crime Stoppers of Niagara4 days ago

Investigators say there could be more complainants after a 24-year-old Hamilton man was charged in a London police probe into child luring on a popular social media site.Members of the internet chi…

Police issue warning after luring attempt of girl, 10, through Instagram

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Crime Stoppers of Niagara6 days ago

Another flag raising in Niagara today, in Port Colborne! You can now see our flag raised throughout the region to celebrate Crime Stoppers Awareness Month!

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Crime Stoppers of Niagara6 days ago

Niagara Regional Police say they believe a man wanted for intentionally striking an officer with his vehicle is being given shelter and remind people that helping suspects evade police is a crime.

NRP believe driver wanted for striking officer is being sheltered

Niagara Regional Police say they believe a man wanted for intentionally striking an officer with his vehicle is being given shelter and remind people that helping suspects evade police is a crime.

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Crime Stoppers of Niagara1 week ago

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