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New Crime Stoppers Regional Body Launched
On Monday March 12th, 2012 the inaugural meeting of the Caribbean/ Bermuda and Latin America Crime Stoppers Incorporated commenced at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad. This meeting was attended by delegates from Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Belize, Cayman Islands, El Salvador, Jamaica, St. Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, Turks and Caicos and the host country Trinidad and Tobago.

Alternative Answers stopping crime
When off-duty police officer Al Gordon was gunned down in 2007 as he withdrew cash from an ATM in Orlando, Florida, it was Crime Stoppers tips that led police to the two teens responsible for the deadly botched robbery. And those tips were actually received by a call-taker who was sitting in a small office tucked away in a business complex in Peel Region.

Cruise Runners make donation to Crime Stoppers
Last Tuesday February 23rd a group of runners with “Leave a Footprint” cruises descended from the Serenade of the Seas cruise ship for an early morning run to Fort Barrington and back. The group from North America was met by Neil Forrester, Chairman of Crime Stoppers Antigua and before commencing the run the group leader Jan Mulder made a donation to the local Crime Stoppers coordinator Sgt Lawrence Clark.

RBC Royal Bank of Canada makes donation to Crime Stoppers
RBC Royal Bank of Canada yesterday made a donation to Crime Stoppers Antigua as part of its continued campaign to give back to the community. Kathie Antonio, Account Officer together with Robin Shaw, Country Manager for Antigua and Montserrat handed over a cheque to Crime Stoppers Antigua Chairman Neil Forrester at a short ceremony at the bank 's headquarters on High & Market Streets .

1st Anniversary Cocktail Party for Crime Stoppers Antigua
Crime Stoppers Antigua is 1 year old. 3rd December 2009 is the 1st Anniversary Cocktail at the Tides Restaurant, Dutchman's Bay.

Antigua and Barbuda Sports Fishing Tournament makes donation to Crime Stoppers
On Sunday evening 31st May, Sergeant Lawrence Clarke was invited to receive a cheque from the Antigua and Barbuda Sport Fishing Club. The money was raised as part of the entrance fees at the launch party for this year's tournament, held at Life Bar and Grill in English Harbour. Chairman Phillip Shoul handed over the cheque during the 43rd Annual Antigua and Barbuda Sports Fishing Tournament which ended in an awards ceremony on Monday night, in Nelson’s Dockyard.

First Caribbean provides Crime Stoppers with laptop computer
Crimestoppers Antigua, the nation’s crime information hotline, received a much needed boost yesterday when FirstCaribbean Bank presented the organisation with a laptop computer.

Crimestoppers receives significant donation
Spurred by the current rise in crime in the country, Global Bank of Commerce (GBC) has donated $5000 to Crimestoppers Antigua, the crime hotline that enables members of the public to anonymously report crime information or tips.

Crimestoppers Poster
Help spread the Crime Stoppers Message in your office - print off the poster and pin it on your notice board.

Business Launch of Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers Antigua officially launches to the business community Thursday 6th November 2008.

Crime Prevention

Crime Prevention plays a major part in reducing crime on our islands.

We all know that taking a few precautions as part of our daily lives, will reduce the possibiity of our businesses, homes and families becoming a target for criminals.

Read our no nonsense tips on things you can incorporate into your lives to improve safety and give you some peace of mind.

Crime of the Week

Week Commencing Monday 23rd April 2012

The Police are investigating two reports of robbery which took place over the weekend in the South side of the island.

The first incident took place around 10:30pm on Friday, at Willoughby Bay, where a woman reported that just as she got home and was exiting her vehicle, a masked man armed with a knife, held her at knife point and demanded she hand over her money. He then took her inside her house where his other two accomplices were, also armed with a gun and a knife. They robbed the woman of her apple Ipad, one computer, six bottles of wine, her Nokia cellular phone, and an undisclosed amount of money. They then bound the woman’s hand and feet and later fled the scene in her Black and Silver Toyota Corolla Station Wagon A21076. She however, managed to free herself, and ran to her neighbor for help. The description of the men was as follows; one is said to be about 5ft 10 inches, in height, while the other two are said to be shorter. One was dressed in a pair of jeans, while the other wearing a red sweater. They are all slimly built. The vehicle was later recovered in the Red Hill area.

In the second incident, a couple residing at Turtle Bay reported that they were robbed by three masked men armed with knives and gun. The alleged incident took place shortly after 3am on Saturday, while he couple were asleep at home. It is reported that man was awaken by a noise inside the house, and the glare of torchlights in their faces. They then realized that three men were inside their house, one armed with a gun while the other two had knives. They then robbed the couple of two pairs of diamond and sapphire earrings, the keys to their Land Rover Jeep, and an undisclosed amount of money, before locking them away in a room. The men fled the scene in the vehicle which was later recovered by the police at Falmouth Cricket Grounds. One is described to be approximately 5ft 6ins in height, slimly built and at the time was dressed in a cream jacket and a black half cut jeans pants. The other two are said to be about 6ft in height, slimly built, and were both dressed in dark clothing.

If you have any information on either of th eseincidsent or on any other crimes committed in Antigua and Barbuda call Crime Stoppers at 800-TIPS that is 800-8477.

You could receive a reward up to US $2000.00 if your information leads to an arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible.

Remember whenever a crime is committed we are all victims.

I can, You Can, We Can

Crime Stoppers Antigua Inc. is a non-profit organisation created to help in the reduction of crime across Antigua and Barbuda. The organisation relies on donations from its partners and fundraising events, to be able to communicate to everyone in Antigua and Barbuda about the phone line 800-TIPS (8477).

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