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Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers Executive Director Linda Annis discusses two cases police hope viewers can help them solve.

Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers executive director Linda Annis discusses two cases police are hoping to solve.

Crime Stoppers executive director Linda Annis discusses a back to back shootings in Coquitlam and an arson that destroyed a house in Horseshoe Bay.

Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers urges the public to swipe left on this year’s least-wanted Valentines. The organization has released its list of B.C.’s six most wanted criminals and suspects to watch out for.

Toronto Police Service and Crime Stoppers have launched a new hate crime awareness campaign to help try and tackle the growing issue in the city. Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports.

Toronto police, the Bolo Program and Crime Stoppers have announced a reward of up to $50,000 for a tip that leads to the arrest of Kamar Cunningham – a man convicted of firearms trafficking offences. Jaden Lee-Lincoln Reports.

“Give us a call. Worst-case scenario you’re off a little bit, best-case scenario you’re right and we can do something about it.” With January marking ‘Crime Stoppers Awareness’, @WpgCrimeStopper is reminding people that anonymous tips can make all the difference.

“A total of 25 rewards were approved and only 9 were claimed,” Cory Little of Regina Crime Stoppers said Thursday. “We want to focus on community outreach by engaging schools and community centres to get the word out on the work we do.”

Winnipeg Crime Stoppers police coordinator Constable Doug Singleton walks Winnipeggers tips for spotting potentially stolen vehicles, with hundreds recovered in 2023.

Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers executive director Linda Annis reviews two relatively recent crimes where police hope surveillance video will help bring witnesses forward.

Linda Annis of Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers discusses the search for suspects in two cases, an unsolved homicide in Vancouver and an attack with a weapon in Richmond.

Theft rates have seen a significant rise in Canada lately, and with the holiday season being a major shopping event, retail crime has also spiked. Former police officer Nichelle Laus joined Candace Daniel to discuss the problem and look at how businesses and shoppers can protect themselves in these types of situations.

Linda Annis of Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers discusses the search for suspects in two cases, the cutting of cables at the Sea to Sky Gondola and a hit and run in New Westminster.

“Whether it’s drugs, or someone on a wanted bulletin… absolutely every single tip gets investigated.” Const. Dani McKinnon breaks down the numbers around gun incidents and the push for Winnipeggers to call anonymous tip lines like Crime Stoppers when they have information.

Cars emblazoned with the internationally recognized Red Cross logo carried 24 men, women and children out of Gaza on Friday after they were held in captivity by Hamas militants for nearly seven weeks. The escort marks the first wave in what is expected to be a series of hostage releases over the next four days....

Ever wonder about the process of calling in an anonymous tip to the police regarding criminal activity? Crime Beat Most Wanted host Tracy Tong speaks to Sean Sportun of Crime Stoppers about how the tip line works and how to collect a reward while remaining anonymous.

Israel and Hamas’ violent conflict has seen both sides provide conflicting information on several deadly incidents, and those claims are nearly impossible to independently verify from the Gaza Strip, where nobody is allowed in or out. The info war being fought; Israel’s deadly bombing of Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza; and the UN’s warning of...

Crime Stoppers executive director Linda Annis discusses the killing of Vanessa Silva near Edmonton and the search for a suspect who might be in BC.

Shocking road rage caught on camera in Vancouver. Witnesses helped bust a driver who drove right over a pedestrian. The shoplifting epidemic and violent crime have a significant retailer ready to leave downtown. And a new survey shows Canadians are planning to spend a lot less this holiday season and what retailers should do to...

Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers executive director Linda Annis discusses two attacks still unsolved years after they occurred.