One Gun – Countless Crimes

Let’s Fight Illegal Firearms Together

Crime Stoppers Trinidad and Tobago has partnered with the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service by joining an aggressive campaign to take at least 1,000 illegal firearms off our streets between September and December 2021.

Most of the violent crimes and murders in our country take place with the use of illegal firearms. Lives are lost, families are destroyed and dreams are shattered when these guns are used repeatedly to commit these heinous offenses. It is no secret that one illegal firearm is associated with countless crimes.

Join with us and help remove illegal firearms from our communities. If you know of the whereabouts of illegal guns, of shipments arriving or have suspicions of these, then safely report these anonymously through Crime Stoppers. Making a report to Crime Stoppers, and the collection of the cash reward have always been completely safe for Tipsters ever since we started our operations in 1999.

“Run The Guns from Your Community”. Call 800-TIPS NOW! or report anonymously online right here.

One Call. Double Rewards.

Against Illicit Trade

Crime Stoppers Trinidad and Tobago and Crime Stop Jamaica with the support of Caribbean, Bermuda and Latin American Crime Stoppers Inc. (CBLA) have embarked on a regional project to highlight the negative effects of illicit trade. Since tobacco has been found to be one of the major illicitly traded products used to fund criminal enterprises, a significant focus will be placed on this product while highlighting all others.

The programme aims to bring together law enforcement, private industry and public sector organizations in a collaboration that will encourage reporting and enforcement action on all types of illicitly traded products. A public awareness and education campaign will therefore form an important element in this effort.