CRIME STOPPERS WA enables you to anonymously report criminal activity and suspicious behaviour.
We only need your information to solve crime, not your name.
If this is an emergency, call 000 for police attendance, call 131 444
Our aim is to prevent and solve crime in Western Australia. Together with the police and yourself, we can reduce the impact of:
Register or hand in any unregistered firearms, without penalty.
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If you know the identity of any of these people, please contact Crime Stoppers by reporting online or phoning 1800 333 000. You can remain anonymous.
“Crime Stoppers, as a registered charity, partners with the community, State Government and the police - a partnership which has led to many successful outcomes for police and community safety.”
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A big response from the WA community has resulted in record numbers of reports being received at Crime Stoppers WA in 2016 and January 2017.
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Nick Stagg, Partner at Lavan Legal and Chairman of Crime Stoppers WA is delighted to welcome Vince Hughes as the Crime Stoppers WA new Chief Executive Officer.
