About Us

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our Sponsors

To discuss a sponsorship opportunity email us info@crimestoppers.com.au

For more information on Graffiti Crime click link below 

About Crime Stoppers NSW

Crime Stoppers is a community based program which encourages the public to share information about:

  • People wanted by police

  • Unsolved crimes and future crime that is being planned

  • People you know who have committed criminal offences where they have not been arrested

  • Suspicious or unusual activity

Crime Stoppers collects information which may help Police solve a crime. Some people prefer not to become involved in a police investigation and therefore may not share what they know about a crime directly with Police. Crime Stoppers welcomes that same crime information and the person providing it does not need to give his or her name. You will be provided with a unique Code number when you contact Crime Stoppers. Use this code number when providing further information or to enquire about a reward.

You can contact Crime Stoppers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Some Information is not for Crime Stoppers
If you need to report an emergency call Triple Zero (000).
If you need to report a crime where you are the victim call the Police Assistance Line on 131444

Save the Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 Number to Save the Day

Friday, 16 February is National Crime Stoppers Day - where all residents are encouraged to save the 1800 333 000 Crime Stoppers number into their mobile phones and home and business speed dial memories to help put a stop to crime.

Since Crime Stoppers began in NSW in 1989, more than 3,000 people have been arrested with more than 10,000 charges laid against them. However, as the program started some 17 years ago, many people in the community are no longer aware of the importance Crime Stoppers plays in fighting crime, the Crime Stoppers phone number, or what they can do to help put the finger on crime.

The success of Crime Stoppers relies on you, so on Crime Stoppers Day, save the 1800 333 000 toll free number into your mobile, home and business phones, and help save the day. Remember, don't fight crime without it!

Assurance of security

Telephones

When using the telephone to share crime information:

  • Crime Stoppers telephones do not show the caller number.
  • Crime Stoppers does not tape calls.
  • It is your decision whether to leave your name

This is because your information is more important to us than your identity. Of course, if you are willing to tell us your name and contact details, that’s even better, but it is your choice. If you leave your details the investigating police may discreetly contact you as their investigation proceeds.

On-Line

Sharing crime information online is secure. Crime Stoppers do not have access to:

  • your email address;
  • the details of the computer you are using;
  • your whereabouts;
  • your name;
  • your address; or
  • any other details about you

Unless you choose to provide them.

What happens to your information?

Your information is assessed by NSW Police Force intelligence analysts and sent to your local police for investigation. The information you supply may form the final piece of the puzzle or alert police to the existence of a criminal or crime.

What's in it for you?

A safer community for NSW

  • Removing criminals from circulation

  • Police and the community working together

  • A community that’s active in protecting itself

  • Raised community awareness

  • Personal satisfaction

  • Reward of up to $1000 if your information leads to an arrest.

Rewards

You may be eligible for a reward of up to $1000 if the information you provide leads to an arrest. The amount of reward offered depends on the nature and value of the information supplied. The NSW Crime Stoppers board oversees the program and approves reward payments.

Crime Stoppers Australia

The Crime Stoppers program is run in all of the Australian states and territories.  A representative from each program sits on the Board of Directors.  Crime Stoppers Australia receives funding from the Commonwealth Government and shares it among the states to assist in crime prevention.
Click this link here to find out more about Crime Stoppers Australia.

Crime Stoppers International

Crime Stoppers has over 1000 programs operating in over eighteen countries.  The aim of Crime Stoppers International is to establish local programs in countries around the world.
Click this link here to find out more about Crime Stoppers International.

 

<< Back to Top