if this is a crime in process call 911

If you have any information about a crime, use one of the methods outlined below to contact a Crime Stoppers program and remain anonymous.
Crime Stoppers will not take tips from victims. If you are a victim of a crime, report directly to the Durham Regional Police Service at 1-888-579-1520, or, in the case of an emergency or a crime in progress, please call 911.

1. TELEPHONE 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)

Crime Stoppers does not want to know who you are. We do not subscribe to “Call Display”, or “Call Trace”, and we do not record phone conversations, or take any action that may identify you, the caller.

2.. ONLINE Durham Regional Crime Stoppers has initiated a secure website link which can be accessed at your convenience. Your information will be encrypted and forwarded to our Head Office. If you use this method to provide us with criminal information, you may call the above number at a later date for an update, or continue to use webtips to ask for an update.

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YOUR CONFIDENTIAL TRACKING CODE

When you call, you will be given a confidential code number. Do not, under any circumstances, give that number to anyone else. This is the only way we can link you to your tip information. Depending on the information and crime, you will be asked to check back at certain intervals to obtain an update on your information. Since we do not know you, or your phone number, YOU have to initiate any contact with us. To track your tip click on this link. Remember tip investigations can take weeks to complete... keep checking.

CHECK ON A TIP

Visit this link to check on your tip

P3 Login (p3tips.com)

DISCLAIMER By providing information that Crime Stoppers will share with law enforcement agencies, you are providing an important and valuable public service. We understand that disclosure of your identity might put you at risk. We do everything we can to protect your anonymity. However, that anonymity may be open to challenge in the following situations:

A call to Crime Stoppers made with the intention of “furthering criminal activity or interfering with the administration of justice”. A party who is guilty of a crime cannot use Crime Stoppers to try to divert the blame onto someone else. Crime Stoppers cannot be used to try to “frame” an innocent person.
There is evidence that disclosure of some or all of a tip is necessary to establish someone’s innocence.
A tipster having received the benefit of full legal advice may, for his or her own reasons, elect to waive the privilege.

For a more in depth explanation of these principles, help us to help you by reading and understanding the “Tipster Information”