Crime Stoppers

News Release March 12 2010 Protect Yourself from Investment Schemes ORILLIA, ON, March 12 /CNW/ – Many people seek out alternative investment products that are not recognized or supplied by accredited investment brokers. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Anti Rackets Branch reminds you to be wary of investment schemes that may defraud you of your investment money. Investors should always exercise caution and carry out due diligence

The Ontario Provincial Police and Crime Stoppers are looking for an individual who stole an amount of liquor from the Hudson Ontario LCBO on February 2nd, 2010. The OPP are looking for a male dressed in a black jacket with florescent stripes on it, a grey toque, black ski pants and a brown gold handkerchief covering his face.  The individual entered the store, grabbed two bottles of vodka, and left the store.  The OPP has expressed a

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Crime Stoppers of Northwestern Ontario and Northern Minnesota continues to post some impressive numbers.  2010 started off with a very busy January and February followed suit. Comparing February 2009 to February 2010 we see the following gains: 40% increase in the number of calls received 53% increase in the number of rewards paid 164% increase in the amount of drugs seized 176% increase in the amount of all items recovered (includes drugs,

The Dryden Police Service is investigating an armed robbery at a local ‘pay-day loan’ agency located on Hwy. 17. Shortly after 8 p.m., Jan. 5, a male walked into Insta-Loans, brandished a knife and demanded the employee turn over money.  The suspect then fled the building with $5,000 in cash.  The Dryden Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating the male described as: a First Nations male with native accent, early