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April 2008
The landscape appears grim:
Daily public complaints about “a rising crime wave”. One newspaper puts out an estimate that says there more than 1,000 murderers, roaming this country undeterred, because of a low Police detection rate.
Added to this -- and more frighteningly -- there is the more recent trend of State witnesses being murdered.
For Crime Stoppers Trinidad and Tobago the task has never before been so challenging; in the face of the above, it is required to maintain the integrity of the Programme, which it has been running since 1999.
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CHAGUANAS TAKES NOTICE OF CRIMESTOPPERS
As part of an ongoing branding exercise, Crime Stoppers Trinidad and Tobago continues to donate a number of benches carrying crime-prevention messages throughout the country. The most recent installment of these benches produced by Pres-T-Con Limited are now located within the Borough of Chaguanas.
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CRIMESTOPPERS AWARDS $1,000,000 IN COMMUNITY UPGRADES
“Crime Stoppers Community Signage Competition”... Presentation of Prizes
At the recently held “Crime Stoppers Community Signage Competition”... Presentation of Prizes, Crime Stoppers congratulated the twelve finalists who took up the challenge to stand against crime and to embrace the Crime Stoppers programme within their neighbourhoods.
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July
Crime Stoppers Trinidad and Tobago has completed its Community Signage Competition at the winners are expected to be announced shortly.
For the past six weeks, the judges have been visiting communities stretching from Good Wood Gardens and Belmont near the capital to Maracas St Joseph, Sangre Grande, Biche, Princes Town, San Fernando, and Roxborough, Tobago.
In all there were 12 finalists, in the Competition in which participants were invited to create signs in their communities that carry crime prevention messages. Read More...
Press Statement
The Crime Stoppers concept has been praised by a United Nations Sub-committee, which has also advised UN Member States that they should adopt the Crime Stoppers initiative in their home countries.
The Seventh Meeting of the UN Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies (HONLEA) held in Geneva suggested that to more effectively counter organised crime member countries should adopt “a law enforcement multi-agency, intelligence led approach of working with key partners in the private sector”.
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Crime Stoppers International President visits Trinidad and Tobago
March 24th 2006
CSI President Steve Walrath paid an official visit to Trinidad and Tobago during 24-30,2006 and took part in a series of meetings with members of the Business community , Prime Minister Patrick Manning, President of the Republic George Maxwell Richards, National Security Minister Martin Joseph and
Police Commissioner Trevor Paul. Read More...
Crime Stoppers Month
Crime Stoppers International Media Release.
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The Crime Stoppers Trinidad & Tobago Chairman's letter
The Trinidad & Tobago Police Commissioner's letter
The FBI and Trinidad & Tobago National Security's letter
High praise for Police Service as CrimeStoppers snags awards
Thursday, August 25th 2005
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has come in for high praise from the local CrimeStoppers as the organisation has snagged awards from CrimeStoppers International.
The awards were distributed at the recently held annual CrimeStoppers International conference in Alberta, Canada. Read More...
General Manager of Crime Stoppers T&T Recieves Coordinator of The Year Award.
The general manager of the Trinidad and Tobago Crime Stoppers was presented with the coordinator of the year award Saturday night at the 26 th annual Crime Stoppers International conference in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Devrol Dupigny, who was appointed general manager of the Crime Stoppers program in March 2003, was one of four people who were recipients of top awards at the conference’s closing banquet at Calgary’s Telus Centre. Read More...
01-07-2005
Crime Stoppers International Media Release.
CRIME STOPPERS RECOGNIZED BY UNITED NATIONS
Crime Stoppers International, Inc., the umbrella organization for all Crime Stoppers programs in the world, has been granted Special Consultative Status by the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
The Special Consultative Status allows CSI to designate members of Crime Stoppers to serve as “non-governmental organization” or “NGO” representatives to lend their expertise on matters being discussed at committee levels before resolutions are presented to the UN’s General Assembly. Read More...
01-01-2005
Crime Stoppers International Media Release.
Today is the official launch of Crime Stoppers Month
January was officially designated as Crime Stoppers Month by Crime Stoppers International in 1986.
During the month programs around the world take the opportunity to stage activities to promote Crime Stoppers and celebrate the success that has been achieved for almost three decades.....Read More...
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