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Campus Crime Stoppers

Since 1999, San Diego County Crime Stoppers has been partnering with local school districts to offer Campus Crime Stoppers. This program provides students with an avenue to anonymously report crime on their schools campuses. Tips to Campus Crime Stoppers are directly reported to schools so that they can take action.

Crime Stoppers is publicized at individual school campuses—the Crime Stoppers number is even printed on some school ID cards. Campus Crime Stoppers empowers students to do the right thing and create a safe environment for learning.

Campus Crime Stoppers works. More than 100 crimes on schools campuses have been solved through the program. Students from more than 26 schools in San Diego have made positive tips to Crime Stoppers.

Tips to Crime Stoppers have helped school remove seven guns from school campuses in the last five years. The chart below details the types of cases solved through Campus Crime Stoppers.

Recent Campus Cases

Tips to Crime Stoppers have helped to solve more than 224 cases on campuses in San Diego County over the past 10 years. Some important cases are listed below:

A tipster informed Crime Stoppers of a loaded gun stored in an unlocked locker on a school campus.

A student contacted Crime Stoppers about another student in possession of a gun at school. A replica air rifle was confiscated by school police.

Crime Stoppers was contacted by a tipster who identified 4 students responsible for stealing several laptop computers for their schools.

11 students were arrested for causing $20,000 in damage to a recently remodeled school through a tip to Crime Stoppers.

In 2007, seven marijuana sales arrests were made through Campus Crime Stoppers tips.

To find out how to start a Campus Crime Stoppers program at your local school, call (619) 275-8240.

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