. ► JANUARY 07, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI CRIME STOPPERS      RCMP Commissioner acknowledges January as Crime Stoppers Month   RCMP Commissioner William J.S. Elliott officially acknowledged January as Crime Stoppers Month. Click on the links below to read his letter (Adobe Acrobat Reader required). English (Click letter to enlarge) Français (Cliquez pour agrandir) . ► DECEMBER 13, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Police investigating armed robbery at Discount Taxi - Henry Street   On December 13, 2007 at 2:11 a.m., members of the Miramichi Police Force responded to Discount Taxi on Henry Street in response to a report of a robbery. An unknown male entered the business, armed with a weapon, and robbed the dispatcher of a small amount of money. No injuries were incurred and the suspect fled on foot. Police are looking for a male who was described as to be wearing a white coloured "hoodie". Police ask the public if they have any information in relation to this crime to contact Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). . ► DECEMBER 12, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Police investigating break, enter, and theft at Nelson Ski Club   On December 12, 2007, members of the Miramichi Police Force responded to the Nelson Ski Club in response to a report that the ski lodge had been broken into sometime overnight during the snow storm. Various items had been stolen from inside the lodge. Several of the stolen items were located along the ski trails. Some other items are still unaccounted for. Police ask the public if they have any information in relation to this crime to contact Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). . ► DECEMBER 10, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Police seek suspects in break and enter at Midway Convenience - Bushville   On December 10, 2007 at 3:30 a.m., members of the Miramichi Police Force responded to a report of a break and enter which had just occurred at Midway Convenience on Water Street (former Bushville area). Unknown suspect(s) had broken a plate glass window and had entered the store. The suspects fled the scene prior to police arrival. Mode of travel is unknown. Police ask the public if they have any information in relation to this crime to contact Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). . ► SEPTEMBER 08, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Police investigating 12 cases of stolen solar lights; 1 case stolen patio furniture   Sometime overnight on September 8, 2007, unknown culprits stole solar lights from the yard of an Edward Street residence in the former town of Newcastle. They, or other culprits also stole a set of patio furniture from a yard on Jane Street. Since June 1, twelve home owners have had solar lights stolen from their yards. As yet, none of the stolen lights have been recovered and it remains unknown as to what motive thieves would have for stealing these lights. If anyone has any information about these thefts, they are asked to contact Miramichi Police at (506) 623-2124, or anonymously through N.B. Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. . ► JUNE 5, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Police investigate break, enter and theft at Rankin House - 2224 King George   On June 5, 2007, the Miramichi Police Force responded to a break, enter and theft that occurred at the historic Rankin House situated at 2224 King George Highway. Police say the culprit(s) entered the residence through a window and caused extensive damage once inside. Evidence at the scene revealed that the suspect(s) removed copper piping from the walls and also stole two antique replica ships from glass display cases. Scenes of Crime Officers (SOCO) processed the scene and collected evidence. Sgt. Brian Cummings, officer in charge of the Criminal Investigation Division, is monitoring the ongoing investigation.    “There was considerable damage caused by the suspects when they removed the copper from the walls. The investigation is in the early stages but I feel that valuable evidence was seized at the scene” said Sgt. Cummings.   Police ask the public if they have any information in relation to this crime to contact Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).   Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge . ► MAY 21, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police investigate stolen auto from Route #11 - Dodge Ram Pickup, brown, NB #CJG-823   Miramichi Police Force is seeking the public's assistance in locating a vehicle which was stolen from a parking lot adjacent to Route #11 near the Portage Restaurant. Sometime between Saturday, May 19 and Monday, May 21, 2007, a 2001 Dodge Ram Pickup, brown in colour, NB License #CJG-823 was stolen. If anyone has any information about this theft, they are asked to contact Miramichi Police at (506) 623-2124, or anonymously through N.B. Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. . ► MAY 22, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police seek help in finding stolen ATV - 2006 Polaris, blue, NB #X07691   Miramichi Police Force is looking for help in finding a stolen vehicle. A blue 2006 Polaris All-Terrain Vehicle, model 450, registration number X07691, was stolen sometime between May 20-21, 2007 from an access road to St. Agnes Street, north of the Route 8 Bypass. If anyone has any information about this theft, they are asked to contact Miramichi Police at (506) 623-2124, or anonymously through N.B. Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. . ► APRIL 13, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police execute search warrants; arrest two, seize drugs and $1,200 worth of counterfeit bills   Miramichi Police Force executed two simultaneous search warrants at two Miramichi residences on April 13, 2007 in search of drugs and counterfeit currency. As a result, police subsequently arrested two people, and seized drugs and $1,200 in counterfeit Canadian $20 bills. The serial numbers on the bills seized were AYC8243367 and EWY9625254. However, police believe these bills are linked to counterfeit $20 bills with serial # EWY9625254.   Police ask anyone with information to contact the Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). . ► MARCH 21, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI CRIME STOPPERS      Public's assistance required in relation to theft of $3,000 worth of power tools - Irving Mainway and Carwash, 221 Pleasant Street   Miramichi Police Force and N.B. Crime Stoppers is seeking the public's assistance in relation to a theft of power tools on February 12, 2007 from a construction trailer outside the Irving Mainway and Carwash at 221 Pleasant Street in Miramichi. The stolen tools, valued at over $3,000, were identified as two Makita impact drills, a Makita radial-arm miter saw, and a Partner concrete saw.   Police ask anyone with information to contact the Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).   SPECIAL CASH AWARD: Local Contractor Godin Ventures Ltd. of Neguac is offering a $1,000 cash award to be administered through Miramichi Crime Stoppers for tips leading to the return of the stolen power tools or arrest of the person(s) involved. If you know anything about this theft or the individuals involved, please call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. Your identity remains anonymous -guaranteed! You will not have to talk to police or testify in court. . ► MARCH 5, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police looking to identify suspect in theft at Wal-Mart on Jan 23 2007   Miramichi Police Force is investigating a theft of electronic equipment that occurred at Wal-Mart Miramichi on January 23, 2007 and would like the public's assistance in identifying the male captured on video surveillance (see photos below).   Police ask anyone with information to contact the Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge ► FEBRUARY 13, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police Force advises public regarding fraudulent activity; use good judgment when answering automated telephone solicitations   Over the past few days, citizens of the city of Miramichi have been receiving phone calls from telemarketing groups that are believed to be fraudulent. The typical pattern for the scam is that a resident receives a call from an automated prompter stating that a prize has been won. The message continues by asking the victim to push ‘9’ or another number, eventually leading to the victim being asked to provide a credit card number.   Another scam circulating is where the caller states they are calling on behalf of Mastercard Corporation. The caller then recites an incomplete credit card number and asks that the victim reveal the last 4 digits of their Mastercard number, or in some circumstances, the 3-digit Credit Card Validation Code on the back of their Mastercard. Miramichi Polce Force has contacted Mastercard Corporation who has stated there is no such campaign being conducted by the company. In fact, Mastercard will never call their customers asking for information such as card or account numbers, as they already have them.   Miramichi Force advises the public to use good judgement and commonsense when answering automated telephone solicitations. Do not submit to any solicitation over the phone where you have to provide confidential information. You can become a victim of fraud or identity theft.   To educate yourself, or to report receiving such a call, please contact our partner, “PhoneBusters” toll free: 1-888-495-8501, or visit them online at: http://www.phonebusters.com/ . ► FEBRUARY 12, 2007 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police investigate theft from G & G Brothers at 1119 King George Hwy.   Miramichi Police Force received a report of a weekend (February 10-12, 2007) theft of snowmobile parts from G & G Brothers at 1119 King George Hwy. Unknown culprit(s) stole a pair of skis from a Polaris snowmobile, which was parked on their lot. If anyone has any information about this theft, they are asked to contact Miramichi Police at (506) 623-2124, or anonymously through N.B. Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. . ► DECEMBER 7, 2006 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police wish to identify couple relating to theft at local business   Miramichi Police Force is investigating a theft that occurred at a local business and would like the public's assistance in identifying the male and female captured on video surveillance (see photos below).   Police ask anyone with information to contact the Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge ► DECEMBER 7, 2006 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police investigating Break, Enter and Theft at Curtis Corner Irving   Miramichi Police Force continue to investigate a break, enter and theft that occured on October 29, 2006 at 01:55hrs, at the Curtis Corner Irving Mainway. Suspects stole a quantity of cash and cigarettes. Surveillance photos below are of the suspect's jacket as he stands outside, prior to the Break and Enter.   Police seek the public's assistance in identifying suspects and ask for anyone with information to contact the Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge ► NOVEMBER 10, 2006 :: MIRAMICHI POLICE FORCE      Miramichi Police Force investigating a series of thefts that occurred in the City   The Miramichi Police Force is investigating a series of thefts that occurred in the City and are looking to identify a suspect captured on video surveillance.    Police ask anyone with information to contact the Miramichi Police Force at (506) 623-2124, or remain anonymous and become eligible for a cash award by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) Click on photo to enlarge   ► SEPTEMBER 9, 2006 :: N.B. CRIME STOPPERS, INC.     Sgt. Paul Boudreau to retire from RCMP; Sgt. Noël Cyr named new N.B. Crime Stoppers Provincial Police Coordinator ► JUNE 17, 2006 :: MIRAMICHI CRIME STOPPERS     Miramichi Chapter selected as host for 2007 N.B. Crime Stoppers Annual Training Conference - October 2007 (2006/06/17) ► JUNE 28, 2006 :: PARTNERS FOR A DRUG FREE MIRAMICHI     Miramichi to host Helping Canadian Kids Thrive! 2007 - National Conference May 10 & 11 (2006/06/28) ► APRIL 21, 2006 :: MIRAMICHI CRIME STOPPERS     UNB Law Library launches digital archive of Allan Joseph Legere Trial ► OCTOBER 13, 2005 :: MIRAMICHI CRIME STOPPERS     CISNB report (2005) on organized and serious crime in New Brunswick (05/10/13) (*Adobe PDF Format) ► OCTOBER 3, 2005 :: CRIME STOPPERS INTERNATIONAL     Crime Stoppers programs responsible for recovering property and seizing drugs totaling $7 billion (05/10/03)  ► SEPTEMBER 28, 2005 :: RCMP/GRC DISTRICT 6 MIRAMICHI     Operation Jackpot - Drug Charges Laid, Miramichi N.B. (05/09/28)  ► AUGUST 12, 2005 :: CRIME STOPPERS INTERNATIONAL     Terrorism and the role of Crime Stoppers (05/08/12)  ► JULY 25, 2005 :: CRIME STOPPERS INTERNATIONAL     Crime Stoppers International granted Special Consultative Status by United Nations (05/07/25)  ► MAY 1, 2005 :: CRIME STOPPERS INTERNATIONAL      Student Crime Stoppers is the Right Thing To Do (05/05/01) ► DECEMBER 14, 2004 :: CRIME STOPPERS INTERNATIONAL      Connecting the Dots to a New Future For Crime Stoppers International (04/12/14) ► NOVEMBER 24, 2004 :: CRIME STOPPERS INTERNATIONAL      The savage shotgun killing of Michael Carmen in 1976 wouldn't have been solved without Crime Stoppers (04/11/24)