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Working together for a safer WA

Crime Stoppers WA is a not-for-profit community organisation that provides reporting, education and support services to encourage sharing of information about criminal activity and suspicious behaviour.

Understanding Crime Stoppers WA

Your anonymous report is in good hands

Our report form ensures your information reaches the right people.

As well as working with the WA Police Force, we have approved the following agencies, who have an enforcement function, to use our anonymous platform so you can share information directly with them:

  • Corrective Services
  • WA ScamNet
  • Dept of Water & Environmental Regulation
  • Small Business Development Corporation
  • Dept of Primary Industries and Regional Development 
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Engaging with the Sikh community

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You can report using our Eyes on the Street app

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What happens after I make a report?

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Give illegal dumping the click

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Exposing the illegal empire

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Triple Crown Turnaround

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You helped identify 63% of open cases

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Violent offender ban keeps Perth’s entertainment precincts safe

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About the bystander effect

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Locked, lifted, located & reinstated

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Who do I contact and how?

31 Oct 2023, News

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Historic reform to deliver toughest firearms laws in the nation

17 Oct 2023, News

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Missing Persons

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Racing Bike Recovery

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Anonymous or Confidential?

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Campaigns, News

Crime Stoppers put spotlight on organised crime syndicates involved in illicit drug trade

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Crime Stoppers Day 2023

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Is ‘dobbing’ a good thing?

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Illegal drugs campaign material in 8 languages

02 Aug 2023, Organised crime & illegal drugs

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Results of your information

25 Jul 2023, News

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What do we mean by ‘suspicious’?

05 Jul 2023, News

What does a safer WA look like to you?

My family and community are happy and thriving.

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People are taking care of my Mum

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My business and customers feel safe

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I can hang out with friends without any stress

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Working together for a safer WA

We can all play our part and work together to help create safer communities.

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Partners help us make the WA community safer. Find out more about how your organisation can make a difference.

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.

Working Together by DuShong

The artwork titled ‘Working Together’ represents the Aboriginal tribes of Western Australia working together in harmony to rejuvenate the land by controlled fires.

In this artwork it also represents our community today working together to keep our neighbourhood safe from crime.

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