Crime Stoppers Merritt & Nicola Valley

Join us in the Community Policing Office boardroom, at 2026 Granite Ave, for our Society AGM in one month. We will be discussing our past year and exploring new opportunities for 2025. Guests are welcome.

Do you have information or video? You can contact the BC Highway Patrol with details. If you want to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers.

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Do you know how to protect yourself online? The Canadian Anti-fraud Centre has a lot of great information you can use.

As part of Financial Literacy Month, it’s important to talk about one of the biggest threats to your financial health: fraud. Fraud can have devastating consequences for individuals and families across the country. The best way to protect yourself and others is to stay informed, be vigilant and share knowledge about the tactics fraudsters use. Please feel free to use and disseminate these bulletins throughout your network.

Being aware of your surroundings can make a difference. Being able to provide a witness description is also important if you must call for assistance. How are your skills?

It's crime prevention week and today we are talking about becoming a better witness. Have you ever had to call the police to report a crime? Were you able to provide the details needed? Thinking about this ahead of time can really help if you are ever faced with this situation.
Let's talk about a vehicle description, for example. If you are calling the police, any of the following information could make a difference. Year, make, model, colour, license plate number, number of occupants, body damage, bumper stickers, or direction of travel. You may not have all this information, but we encourage you to practice recognizing these details now in case you have to recall them in an emergency.
City of Merritt - Municipal Government

Tonight we were hanging out with the crew from the Merritt Community Policing Office for the Halloween Spooktackular. Lots of fun with all the kids and Anonymoose met so many new people. Thanks for the fun.
BC Crime Stoppers
Kamloops & District Crime Stoppers

Have you seen some of the fun shots that we were able to catch at our bowling fundraiser on October 19, 2024? Check out our website as we are able to add more. https://www.nicolavalleycrimestoppers.com/community/

Thank you to everyone who was able to support our society and safety in our community.

If you know anything about this, please contact our local police at 250-378-4262. If you want to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers. 1-800-222-8477. Don’t have information, you can still help by sharing so whomever did this will be caught.
Project 529 BC Crime Stoppers

We continue to get reports that phone scammers are calling people trying to get money. Here are a few things to keep in mind.

Thank you to all those who came out tonight to support us as participants and all those businesses who supported us as well. Once we catch our breath we will share a little more but for now, THANK YOU. ❤️. We appreciate your support for our Society and safety in our community.

Looking for something fun to do today? Come on down to the Farmers Market until 1 pm and get a photo with our special mascots and grab a ticket to our bowling fundraiser on Oct 19, 2024.

CRIME STOPPERS BOWLING FUNDRAISER

Come out for a fun night of bowling on October 19, 2024. There will be prizes for costumes and scores, a silent auction, and even a 50/50 draw.
- Teams of up to 6 people: $150 (comparable to regular rates)
- Don't have a team? Contact the Community Policing Office (CPO) for assistance: 250-378-3955

Tickets are available at the Crime Stoppers booth at the Farmer's Market, beside the Baillie House, on Oct 12th from 9:30 - 1:00 pm. Tickets will also be available until Oct 18, 2024 at the CPO (2026 Granite Ave).
Proceeds from this event will go towards our local Crime Stopper program, helping to keep our community safe.

Celebrate the spirit of the season. Dress up in your favourite costume and have fun striking crime from our community.

See our website for more information. https://www.nicolavalleycrimestoppers.com/

Volunteer opportunity - we are looking for several fun loving people who can help us at upcoming events. Volunteers will be helping with our mascot. Whether you would like to wear the outfit or help to guide those who are, please message us. Everyone loves a mascot and your help would bring a smile to many faces. This opportunity is open for anyone grade 10 - Adult.
If you know someone please help us by sharing our post so we connect. Thank you.

City of Merritt - Municipal Government

Have you got your tickets yet? If you don’t have a team of 6, you can reach out to us and join another team. It’s a fun way to connect with others, another way to support community safety, and an opportunity to check out the new renovations at the bowling alley. How many reasons do you need to join us?
For tickets, head to our website or drop by the Merritt Community Policing Office after Oct 1st.

Have you heard about our upcoming fundraiser? Each local Crime Stoppers Society is responsible for raising the funds required to offer their programs. We would appreciate your support by joining us for this fun event on October 19th. Grab your team, get your ticket, and we will see you there.
Check out our website for additional information. or message us for your ticket.
www.nicolavalleycrimestoppers.com

Crime Stoppers plays a role in helping to keep our communities safe. If you have information about a crime, call your local police, but if you want to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers.

Burns Lake
2024-09-22 20:29 PDT
File # 2024-1996

The RCMP is pleased to advise the public that the 6-year-old girl who has been missing since September 19, has been located.

On September 22, 2024, just after 6:00 p.m., the girl who was reported missing in Southside, was located safe. She was found in a forested area previously searched between her residence and the band office, leaving searchers to believe she was likely moving around during the time she was missing.

This is the outcome that we all hoped for, she was missing for multiple days, but everyone searching remained dedicated to bringing her home safely says Burns Lake RCMP Detachment Commander, S/Sgt. Joshua Smith. We are thankful for the support of all our partner agencies and volunteers that worked day and night to achieve this outcome."

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Have you heard about our upcoming fundraiser? Each local Crime Stoppers Society is responsible for raising the funds required to offer their programs. We would appreciate your support by joining us for this fun event on October 19th. Grab your team, get your ticket, and we will see you there.
Check out our website for additional information. or message us for your ticket.
www.nicolavalleycrimestoppers.com