Student Crime Stoppers is a program that encourages students who have information about criminal activity on their school or college campus to anonymously submit tips to NB Crime Stoppers. The objective is to help maintain a safe environment by reporting crimes such as theft, vandalism, drugs, weapons, or assault. Tips can be submitted online, by phone, text, or mobile app, and tipsters remain anonymous and may be eligible for cash rewards if their tip helps solve a crime. Students are encouraged to do the right thing and report any criminal information they have.

1. Student Crime Stoppers
Do the right thing!
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2. Background
• Student Crime Stoppers
is a program that
encourages students in
High School or College
who have information
about criminal activity,
to call, text, or submit a
tip online, to NB Crime
Stoppers.
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3. Objective
• NB Crime Stoppers wants your help in
maintaining the safe environment which exists
within all high schools and colleges
throughout New Brunswick.
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4. Do the right thing!
If you have information about a crime
committed or being planned in your school,
consider helping the victim. Don't let a bully
get away with victimizing your school, or your
community.
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5. Rationale
• By contacting Crime
Stoppers on such
crimes as theft,
vandalism, drugs,
weapons, or assault,
you can take an
active role in keeping
your school safe.
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6. REMEMBER
• Your information will be taken very
seriously and in strict confidence. Your
anonymity is guaranteed. You never
have to give your name, or testify in
court. If your tip leads to an arrest or
helps solve a crime, you become eligible
for a cash award, if desired. NB Crime
Stoppers does not have call display, or
record any calls.
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7. Crimes that can be solved or
prevented
with your information are:
•Possessing a weapon such •Sexual/Physical assault
as a gun or knife •Location of stolen property
•Gang activity •Dating violence/Stalking
•Threats/Bullying •Misuse of fire alarms
•Bomb threat •School or building threat
•Fighting or planned fighting •Poaching/Wildlife offences
•Vandalism/Graffiti •Drug possessing/trafficking
•Suicide threat •Careless use of firearms
•Arson •Possessing liquor
•Child Abuse •Contraband tobacco
•Damaging or theft of property
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8. Posters Displayed
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9. How to Submit a Tip
• TYPE: Submit a tip via the secure online form
at www.crimenb.ca
• TALK: Call toll-free on the confidential and
anonymous tipline at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)
• TAP: Download the free TipSubmit Mobile
App on Google Play™ or iTunes™
• TEXT: from your cellphone 'TIP212’ plus your
information to CRIMES (274637)
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10. “Student Crime Stoppers: Make the Call”
www.crimenb.ca/students
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