Last year, anonymous tips to Toronto Crime Stoppers (TCS) led to 494 charges being laid and the seizure of $644,000 in illegal drugs, 15 illegal firearms and 11 stolen vehicles. “We stand together in our commitment to keeping our city safe and bringing criminals to justice,” Deputy Chief Rob Johnson...

With auto theft on the rise in the city, Toronto Crime Stoppers (TCS) is offering a cash reward as part of a public awareness campaign to illustrate the impact vehicle theft is having on communities. “In addition to raising awareness about theft, this campaign aims to deter would-be-criminals by...

Last year, anonymous tips led to the removal of 30 illegal firearms and assisted Toronto Police in solving five homicides. Also, a community tip resulted in the arrest of BOLO #1 Most Wanted Suspect. Wanted for second-degree murder, he was captured in Prince Edward Island earlier this month. Toronto Crime...

In 2023, Toronto Crime Stoppers received 7,096 anonymous tips and processed in excess of 15,000 follow-ups that resulted in the seizure and recovery of $5 million in illegal narcotics, cash and property, 106 arrests and approximately 720 charges laid and the clearance of 148 cases. Tips also helped Toronto Police...

Toronto Crime Stoppers has launched a public awareness campaign aimed at getting illegal firearms out of the community. Crime Stoppers Chair Sean Sportun said the theme of the campaign – If Someone Just Spoke Up – is often a question asked in the aftermath of violence, when it should be...