Working in local schools
Anti-drug, crime and violence campaigns such as SNAP (Say No and Phone) and shows by pop band, 'Untouched' are just two examples of musical presentations, which through interaction made Crimestoppers messages both interesting and relevant to the youth of Northern Ireland.
Working with teachers, police and musicians, Crimestoppers was able to develop a presentation that was entertaining and fun for the audience without compromising the objective of the performance. Most recently, new pop band Untouched, successfully toured local schools providing information to pupils, giving them the opportunity to make informed decisions about how to deal with issues like drugs and crime in their local community.
SUSPICIOUS MAN in GOSPORT
Offence: Other crime
The aggrieved left her home and headed north up Mumby Road, where she first spotted a male riding a black coloured mountain bike. On seeing her, the man got off his bike and started walking behind her.
Case study
Local businessman and Chairman of the Plymouth Raiders, Bob Widdecombe, has been volunteering for Crimestoppers for 18-years. Touched by the impact lo...
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