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CSA implemented a national Illicit Firearms Campaign funded by the Attorney General’s Department to support the amnesty. The grass roots community focus adopted engaged more than 255,000 people through 79 community events delivered across the country and reached almost 1.4 million people via social media. […]
Operation Roam | Rogue Radar saw images of 20 wanted people in Australia and asked for community help to catch them. […]
As part of the day Crime Stoppers released a new animated video which helps to inform Australians about the methods by which they can contact Crime Stoppers. […]
Operation Roam asked for the public’s help to catch 19 fugitives, with 12 of those wanted people located thanks to help from the community. […]
During the campaign more than 3.6kgs of illicit substances, including methylamphetamine, representing more than $860,000 worth of illicit drugs, were seized by police and prevented from being trafficked throughout Australia and further afield. The Dob in a Dealer initiative also generated significant media interest, estimated to be valued at almost $7.5million. […]
The initiative was a joint operation between Crime Stoppers and all police jurisdictions around Australia to track down 20 of the country’s most wanted fugitives. […]
National Crime Stoppers Day 2015 marked the achievement of more than one million people contacting Crime Stoppers since it was founded in Australia in 1987, with the total number of arrests resulting from Crime Stoppers reports passing 50,000. […]
National results in 2014 saw 113,000 intelligence reports written from 252,000 contacts, leading to 5,419 arrests and 16,022 charges laid for a range of crimes. […]
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This initiative allowed uploading of information about criminal activity together with photos and videos using a smart phone or tablet computer. […]
