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Crime Stoppers International, Inc.
Corporate Office
P.O. Box 1219
Keewatin, ON P0X 1C0
CANADA

800.850.7574
(U.S. and Canada)

905 951 4806
(Outside U.S. and Canada)

905.951.2416
(Corporate Telecopier)

CSI Email Contact

The Role of Law Enforcement
and the Coordinator.

It is the role of Law Enforcement to provide a police coordinator in the event the particular Crime Stoppers program does not employ a civilian coordinator.

Duties of the Crime Stoppers Coordinator:

• Answer the Crime Stoppers program tips line telephone and receive tips from callers.

• Screen the calls, verify the callers information and pass the tips on to the appropriate law enforcement agency.

• Coordinate with investigators to determine the status of their investigation and if additional information is needed from callers.

• Keep the Crime Stoppers Tips file updated and accurate.

• Maintain statistics for program (Number of Calls, Cases Solved, Stolen property recovered, Narcotics Seized, and Assets Forfeited).

• Recommend to the Board the cases to publicized as "Crime of the Week".

• Work with the local media to ensure that the "Crime of the Week" is publicized and the information is accurate.

• Appear with members of the Crime Stoppers Board of Directors at public speaking functions.

• Promote the Crime Stoppers program within the law enforcement agency.

• Carry out the general policies and goals of the Crime Stoppers Board.

• Defer conflicts between Crime Stoppers Board and Law Enforcement Agency to the Crime Stoppers Board.

• Meet at least monthly with the Crime Stoppers board of Directors. Present a comprehensive Coordinator's Report at the board meeting which will include information on solved cases so the board members can determine how much of a reward a caller should receive.

• Coordinate with callers to ensure they will be paid. The Coordinator should NEVER meet with the Caller or make the payment to the Caller .