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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 Ice, motor vehicle theft and shoplifting. <a href="https://www.crimestopperstas.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/170501_Crime_Stoppers_Week_Launch_Media_Release.pdf"…read more
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 various ways, whether it involves game poaching…read more
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. <a href="https://www.crimestopperstas.com.au/current-focus/stop-arson-australias-costly-crime/#more-9393" class="more-link"><span…read more
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 anonymously to Crime…read more
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 often move between states to escape police. <strong>If you see any of the fugitives, call 000 immediately.</strong> <h3><span…read more
