OUR PROGRAM
CRIME STOPPERS
QUINTE
Crime Stoppers Quinte is a program, separate from the emergency telephone number system or other standard methods of contacting police, that allows a member of the community to provide anonymous information about criminal activity. This allows a person to provide crime solving assistance to the authorities without being directly involved in the investigation process.
Crime Stoppers programs are operated in many communities worldwide.
The authorities, especially the police, sometimes rely on information from the public. Crime Stoppers Quinte was developed to combat the public’s fear of reprisals, public apathy, and a reluctance to get involved. The program provides anonymity (callers are given a code number instead of being asked for their name and calls are not traced or recorded) and to pay rewards when their information leads to an arrest.
CRIME OF THE WEEK
Radio broadcasts can be heard weekdays on:
CJBQ at 7:50am and 12:20pm
Mix 97 at 5:50pm and 10:50pm
Rock 107 at 9:20am and 3:35pm
HOW WE WORK
OUR PROCESS
WHEN A CALLER CALLS
One of the co-ordinators answers the phone and takes your information about the illegal activities. The co-ordinator may issue you a code number, this number is used to identify your information. Your information is then passed on to the respective investigating agency. Crime Stoppers Quinte accepts information on everything inclusive of traffic offences, welfare fraud, UI fraud, bootlegging, smuggling, sale of cigarettes to minors, poaching, and everything else from driving without a license to murder.
Crime Stoppers Quinte does not subscribe to call display.
What events take place before a reward is allocated
Callers are asked to call back and check on their tip and then the caller is advised whether or not a reward will be paid. The investigation is completed and results are reported to the co-ordinators.
How the reward is determined and collected
The co-ordinators determine if a reward will be paid and suggest the amount of reward to the board. The board then makes the final decision. Rewards range from $50 – $2000. Crime Stoppers Quinte is not a Government funded organization. Cash rewards are NOT TAX DOLLARS!
Crime Stoppers Quinte is a charitable organization funded by private TAX-EXEMPT donations. Reward money comes from donations, community fundraising, and corporate sponsors.
MEDIA AWARENESS
The media is a very important component of Crime Stoppers Quinte.
An unsolved crime may be re-enacted and shown on television or may be publicized in a newspaper or aired on the radio. The media also brings the program to the attention of the public.
QUALIFICATIONS
SUCESSFUL TIPS
A TIP MUST
- Lead to a charge
- Lead to an arrest
- Lead to recovery of stolen property or illicit drugs
- Warrant denial of an insurance claim
Unlike other organizations, we do not require a court conviction to pay a reward
Crime Stoppers Quinte will pay up to a $2,000 cash reward for information that leads to an arrest. Callers to Crime Stoppers Quinte do not have to identify themselves or testify in court.
For security reasons, we can NOT accept tips via E-Mail.
STOP CRIME IN YOUR COMMUNITY
SUBMIT A TIP
Tipsters – or people who call Crime Stoppers Quinte
NEVER have to give their name,
NEVER have their calls or IP addresses traced or recorded
NEVER have to testify in court.
May be eligible for CASH REWARDS
Crime Affects Us All so Make the Call
SUBMIT A TIP: 1-800-222-8477
YOUR SUPPORT
GET INVOLVED
Why not get involved in this successful community program that encourages people to submit information to solve local crimes?
One of the primary functions of our team of volunteers is to raise funds and increase awareness of the Crime Stoppers Quinte program throughout the community. Our goal is to make volunteering an enjoyable experience within an environment of like-minded community members where your experience and skills are put to good use.
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