See something suss? Then call or click during Crime Stoppers Week! Let’s all play our part in creating a safer and even better Tasmania! Report suspicious information to Crime Stoppers anonymously. 1800 333 000 or www.crimestopperstas.com.au Launch media release – 28 … Continue reading
Tassie gets behind anti-drug campaign Crime Stoppers’ recent Dob in a Dealer campaign contributes to 21 arrests and 63 charges laid. Tasmanians have rallied to make the state safer, thanks to their tip offs to Crime Stoppers with details about … Continue reading
Crime Stoppers launch Operation Roam Call for public to help catch 10 criminals on ‘Rogue Radar’ list Crime Stoppers are calling on all members of the public to help track down the 10 outlaws named on this year’s ‘Rogue Radar’ list, … Continue reading
It’s the 21st century. It’s 2018. It’s time to #EndHumanTrafficking, the 3rd largest crime globally. Every year, millions of children, women and men fall into the hands of traffickers, lured by fake promises and deceit. Human trafficking has become a … Continue reading
Crime Stoppers Week is the major annual appeal for Tasmanians to play their part in creating safer communities by reporting information about crime. Crime Stoppers Tasmania Chair, David Daniels said “This year we are focussing on the manufacture, supply and … Continue reading
Crime Stoppers Day – 21 May 2018 Know something, say something We only need your information, not your name. 1800 333 000 or online
We are asking retailers to complete a survey to help inform this campaign, and create a stronger and safer Tasmania. This survey can be submitted anonymously or contact details provided to receive more information about the campaign. Retailer Shoplifting Survey … Continue reading
Shoplifting and related crimes are collectively costing the average Australian household more than A$424 per year. The cost to Australian retailers is A$2.7 billion per year (Global Retail Theft Barometer). Healthy businesses in Tasmania mean stronger economic growth that leads to … Continue reading
Crime Stoppers launch Operation Roam. 20 criminals named on the ‘Rogue Radar’ list. Crime Stoppers is calling on members of the public to stay alert and be on the lookout for 20 wanted fugitives named on the ‘Rogue Radar’ list. … Continue reading
1,924 FIREARMS HANDED IN DURING NATIONAL FIREARMS AMNESTY Tasmania Police Media Release – 2 October 2017 Tasmanians have handed in almost 2,000 unregistered and unwanted firearms during the National Firearms Amnesty. Surrendered firearms consisted of 745 shotguns, 1071 rifles and 108 … Continue reading
Businesses, community groups and media join forces with Crime Stoppers Tasmania to say NO to crime and YES to a safer Tasmania, in 2017. This year Crime Stoppers Week is targeting the manufacture, supply and distribution of the illicit drug … Continue reading
Crime Stoppers is proud to assist the community and DPIPWE in the delivery of safe, effective game management in Tasmania through anonymous reporting, and encourages hunters to report any suspicious or unusual behaviour. Criminal activity impacts negatively on communities in … Continue reading
Crime Stoppers, Tasmania Fire Service and Tasmania Police and have joined forces this summer to help combat the scourge of arson and its devastating effects on Tasmanian communities. Arson is Australia’s most costly crime Over 1/3 of fires attended by … Continue reading
Crime Stoppers’ Dob in a Dealer campaign will be targeting Southern Tasmania for two weeks from Wednesday 24 August to gather information about local drug dealing activity particularly those manufacturing and distributing crystal methylamphetamine (‘ice’) and other illicit drugs. By reporting … Continue reading
Crime Stoppers list of fugitives are suspected of serious crimes such as murder, assault, armed robbery, rape and drug trafficking as well as a range of other crimes. The suspects can be in any State at any time as they … Continue reading
