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Submit ANOMYMOUS ENCRYPTED TIPS Online

Click on the flashing 'SUBMIT AT TIP' above

Our online tip forms allow Crime Stoppers to take tips from anywhere in the world at any time while still maintaining your privacy. Crime Stoppers will never attempt to identify you as the sender of this form. Your anonymity is protected! When you submit a tip online, you will automatically generate a secure, encrypted message directly to Crime Stoppers that can only be decrypted by Crime Stoppers. 

Toronto Crime Stoppers have a video sharing account on YouTube www.youtube.com/1800222tips

Comments posted on YouTube Videos are not confidential and are open for public viewing.  To remain anonymous, and get the protection of the Supreme Court of Canada through case law, you must call Crime Stoppers directly at 416-222-TIPS (8477) or click on the tip form button above for the language of your choice to submit a tip online.

Visit the Toronto Crime Stoppers Facebook account by searching for 'Toronto Crimestoppers' on www.facebook.com

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Dear Crime Stoppers Friends,

Plans are well underway for the 12th Annual Chief of Police Gala dinner at the Arcadian Court, 401 Bay Street. The dinner is taking place on Wednesday, May 14, 2008 and supports all of the Toronto Crime Stoppers initiatives that Chief Blair encourages.

“I am proud The Toronto Police Service is associated with a volunteer-driven organization such as Toronto Crime Stoppers who share our vision of helping prevent and solve crime”, says Chief William Blair.

Toronto Crime Stoppers was founded 23 years ago and our performance speaks volumes about what the residents of Toronto will do to eliminate and prevent crime in their community. It was just this past January when one concerned citizen called 416-222-TIPS and from that tip, drugs and illegal handguns were intercepted from making their way onto our streets.

Toronto Crime Stoppers needs your help. Every tipster that assists in solving a crime is eligible for a reward that is funded wholly through donations and specific fundraising events like our annual Dinner.

To continue this battle against crime, we need your help financially. Not only will the May 14th dinner be an entertaining and fun evening for those in attendance, but any show of solidarity – Sponsorship, Silent Auction addition or cash donation - will help Toronto Crime Stoppers in our mission as a community-based, not-for-profit organization.

We can all make a difference in the fight against crime and its prevention in our communities. Please do your part. We hope to see you May 14th at The Chief of Police Dinner.

Click here for 2008 Dinner Invitation

Click here for 2008 Dinner Information

Click here for 2008 Dinner Sponsorship Information

Click here for 2008 Dinner Fax Sheet

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The Toronto Crime Stoppers School Program re-launched in January, 2007.  If your school or youth organization in Toronto would like the Toronto Crime Stoppers School Officer, Constable Scott Mills, to attend your school/event please contact the Crime Stoppers office at Toronto Police Service headquarters at phone # 416-808-7260. 

Toronto Crime Stoppers is a world leader in online tips.  Constable Mills' Crime Stoppers  presentation is delivered with the aid of a live Internet connection,  and includes tips on Internet safety, specific to the schools/agencies he presents at.  A focus is placed on the safety of youth and the positive usuage of social networking and video sharing websites.

Toronto Crime Stoppers is committed to preventing and solving crime.  A strong focus is being placed on engaging youth in positive community building initiatives in partnership with many dedicated organizations. 

The School Officer has set up two YouTube accounts that showcase the work of youth in our community in the themes of graffiti and BMX bicycles.  You can visit these accounts at links:

www.YouTube.com/LegalGraffitiArt

www.YouTube.com/TorontoBMX

"Crimes Don't Solve Themselves"

December 5th, 2006 - Toronto Crime Stoppers launched an edgy, new public service announcement (PSA) campaign to generate tips and help reduce crime across Greater Toronto. It will educate and motivate more people to call Crime Stoppers with information about neighborhood crime. The campaign promotes the fact that tipsters remain 100 % anonymous. To see the TV spot and see the creative click on the "Programs" button above

Cash for GunsToronto Crime Stoppers in conjunction with Advertising Agency DDB Worldwide launched their Guns for Cash Campaign on October 6, 2005. Crime Stopper Chair Lorne Simon introduced the program with Attorney General Michael Bryant, Chief of Police Bill Blair and DDB Creative Director Andrew Simon. Hear the radio spots and see the creative here.



Rob a Cab - You will be Nabbed

Crime Stoppers has successfully aided in the capture of several suspects in the past year as a result of the “Rob a Cab – You will be Nabbed” program.

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