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·  NEW   S · Dept. of Public Safety assists Crime Stoppers (05 June 2009) · Police investigate theft of copper wire  - Jackson Street · Public's assistance needed in locating stolen backhoe · Break & Enter, Theft - Envirem Technologies (01 Jan 2009) · Crime Stoppers mourns the loss of Sgt. Paul Boudreau · Guardrail stolen from construction site (11 August 2008) · Police release video of 2002 unsolved robbery - see video now · UNB Law Library launches Allan Legere Archive (21 Apr 2006) · Police seek missing guns from 375 Railway Ave. (13 Mar 2006) · How to spot a Marijuana Home Grow Operation: RCMP   A crime is committed and you know who is responsible - we're interested in receiving tips on any crime, whether featured on television or not Call the TIPS line at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) Bell Mobility customers dial *8477 from your cell phone Rogers Wireless customers dial #8477 from your device Submit Online: Confidential Web Tip Information System Text 'TIP212 and your information' to CRIMES (274637)  Your information will be taken in strict confidence. Your anonymity is guaranteed. You never have to give your name, or have to testify in court  You will be issued a confidential code number. You must keep this number a secret to ensure anonymity; the number is your only means of identification You will be asked to call back periodically so you can be updated on your tip. Be sure to refer to your confidential code number when calling If your tip leads to the successful conclusion of a case, or results in someone being arrested or charged, you become eligible for a cash award, if desired You are instructed on how to receive your award Rest assured - we do not subscribe to "call display" We Guarantee Anonymity! Statistics Updated: 01 June 2009 - Fredericton, N.B. Number of Cases Cleared 7,063 Number of Charges Laid 8,285 Number of Persons Arrested 7,911 Property Recovered $ Value $7,172,518.19 Arsons Solved $ Value $13,087,811.12 Frauds Solved $ Value $1,999,587.00 Proceeds of Crime $ Value $5,566.00 Fugitives Apprehended 273 Drugs Seized Wholesale $ Value $48,941,744.00 Customs Seizures $ Value $19,908,275.88 Crimes of the Week solved 37 Awards Paid to Tipsters (Approved) $638,431.00 Total $ Recovered (Internationally) $8,886,936,257.00

Crime Stoppers is a charitable organization and community service program, which involves the Public, Law Enforcement, and the Media in a three-way partnership, in the fight against crime. Crime Stoppers is supported by donations from citizens, businesses, service clubs, and other organizations interested in contributing to this worthwhile group with proven statistics. Funds raised in Miramichi are kept within the region, and often used to pay Tipsters. Current fundraising activities The whole community benefits from Crime Stoppers. Citizens and businesses enjoy a safer community because of arrests, and seizures of drugs and weapons. Insurance companies benefit due to the recovery of property. Let's keep crime down together! The New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources is a partner with Crime Stoppers. Illegal activities such as poaching, night hunting, theft of wood, netting, jigging salmon, and the illegal possession of salmon, deer, and moose are serious violations.    Watch the "Crime of the Week" segment with Coordinator Sgt. Noël Cyr on the illegal activity of poaching. [Click here to view video - produced by Global Maritimes]   It is estimated that 250,000 slaves exist in North America, and a staggering 27 million worldwide. Crime Stoppers is pleased to be part of what we believe is the solution to helping reduce and even eliminate the practice of Human Trafficking in Canada, and help to curtail the incidence of people being trafficked through Canada to the United States. By participating in our Blue Blindfold Campaign, you will be helping those who are not able to help themselves. Together, we can make it stop! ► Human Trafficking in Canada CPTED: A Community Policing Initiative