National Capital Area Crime Stoppers Double Down to Stop Gun Violence and Keep All Communities Safe: Double Tip Rewards up to $2000.

Gun violence remains a pressing issue in societies worldwide, and it is especially crucial for communities to come together and address this concern collectively. The National Capital Area Crime Stoppers, has taken a bold step to curb gun violence and keep our communities secure. By implementing double tip rewards of up to $2000, they have not only encouraged anonymous reporting but also demonstrated their commitment to eradicating this detrimental issue from our neighbourhoods.

One of the most effective strategies in promoting community safety is establishing mechanisms that encourage individuals to report crimes while ensuring their anonymity. By offering double tip rewards, the National Capital Area Crime Stoppers has amplified this incentive by encouraging more individuals to come forward and provide valuable information regarding gun violence. Anonymity plays a key role in assuring that those who submit tips will have their identities protected, thus minimizing potential fears or repercussions that may deter them from becoming proactive members of their communities.

Community safety should never be overlooked or dismissed as an individual’s concern alone. It is a collective responsibility shared by all citizens, law enforcement agencies, civic organizations, and community leaders. By augmenting the rewards for anonymously reporting gun violence, the National Capital Area Crime Stoppers not only proves their commitment to safer neighbourhoods but also rallies the entire community to actively participate in addressing this issue. This collaborative approach empowers residents, instilling a sense of responsibility within them to prioritize the safety and well-being of their neighbours, friends, and families.

The National Capital Area Crime Stoppers’ initiative to double tip rewards for reporting gun violence is a testament to their dedication to community safety. It sends a clear and powerful message that gun violence will not be tolerated. By encouraging anonymous reporting, the organization ensures that our fellow community members can participate without fear and contribute positively to our collective welfare. This move emphasizes the indispensable role each person plays in maintaining peace, security, and harmony within our neighbourhoods.

By doubling tip rewards up to $2000, the National Capital Area Crime Stoppers have significantly increased the incentive to report anonymously.

Residents are encouraged to submit tips by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or by submitting a tip online. Tipsters can also utilize the P3 Tips app, available for download on iOS and Android platforms.




(Ottawa) – The National Capital Area Crime Stoppers is pleased to be participating in Crime Stoppers Awareness month this January.

 

Crime Stoppers is a community-based tips program that allows members of the public to anonymously report information to police, managed in Ottawa by the National Capital Area Crime Stoppers.

 

This year’s theme for Crime Stoppers month is ‘Be a Crime Stopper. Keep Your Community Safe’.

 

“The foundation of Crime Stoppers is the partnership between the community, law enforcement and media. Crime Stoppers works to educate the public and create awareness on illegal activities in an effort to help promote the Canadian values of safety, empowerment and inclusion. Creating awareness and mobilizing Canadians in reporting suspicious or criminal activity anonymously requires a network of partners working together for a common end.”

 

The following radio spot was produced for Crime Stoppers Month to be broadcast by local radio stations in the Ottawa Area. A special thanks to Steve Gregory of CHUM MEDIA Inc. for the creation of these audio files. Click on the play button below to listen to the spot.

 




CAR THEFT

TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR VEHICLE

Ottawa police say the following tips can help protect your vehicle from thieves:

  • Park inside a garage if available (in Ottawa, no vehicle was stolen from inside a garage);
  • Block your vehicle in tightly against a second less sought after vehicle;
  • Use a steering wheel lock (i.e. “Club”) to deter thieves (keep in mind they can cut the steering wheel to remove it);
  • Install an Engine Control Module (ECM) port lock;
  • Install an after-market vehicle immobilizer and alarm;
  • Install after-market tracking devices or “GPS” – many of these have the ability to “fence in your car” notifying the owner’s smart phone if the vehicle leaves the established perimeter;
  • Install motion detection lights and exterior surveillance cameras at home – these can act as a deterrent;
  • Keep in mind that thieves have returned to steal the replacement vehicle when a vehicle had been stolen, so remain vigilant;
  • Neighbourhood watch is still the best defense – so please report any suspicious activity immediately to police at 613-236-1222.

Source: Sharp increase of Vehicle thefts in Ottawa – How to better protect your vehicle




January is Crime Stoppers Month

(Ottawa) – The National Capital Area Crime Stoppers is pleased to be participating in Crime Stoppers Awareness month this January.

 

Crime Stoppers is a community-based tips program that allows members of the public to anonymously report information to police, managed in Ottawa by the National Capital Area Crime Stoppers.

 

This year’s theme for Crime Stoppers month is ‘Helping all communities stay safe’.

 

Letters of Acknowledgement

 


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