N.B. Crime Stoppers / Échec au crime N.-B.

N.B. Crime Stoppers / Échec au crime N.-B. We Promise Anonymity - Nous promettons l'anonymat. Call us @ 1-800-222-8477. https://www.crimenb.ca/ N.B. Tell us what you know, not who you are.

Crime Stoppers is a registered charitable organization funded and managed by people like you. Crime Stoppers is focused on preventing and solving crimes in New Brunswick, working in partnership with law enforcement agencies, the media, and the public. If you have information about a crime, submit an Anonymous Tip and you could receive a cash award. Help solve a crime by submitting a tip by phone,

secure online form, or via our Mobile Apps. Your tip is kept anonymous.

Échec au crime N.-B. est un programme à but non lucratif financé par les gens de la communauté et géré par des bénévoles. Le but du programme est la prévention et la résolution des crimes au Nouveau-Brunswick, en partenariat avec les agences d’application de la loi, les médias et le public. Dites-nous ce que vous savez, pas qui vous êtes. Vous avez des informations concernant un crime, aider à résoudre ce crime en soumettant votre signalement par téléphone, en ligne, ou en téléchargeant nos applications mobiles. Votre signalement est anonyme. Nous vous promettons l'anonymat et vous pourriez recevoir une récompense monétaire.

We had the proud honour today of picking up the keys to the new Crime Stoppers Chevrolet Express sponsored by Lounsbury ...
08/27/2026

We had the proud honour today of picking up the keys to the new Crime Stoppers Chevrolet Express sponsored by Lounsbury Chevrolet Moncton at their location on Main Street in Moncton. Pictured is our Provincial Coordinator, Sgt. Julie Goulet, Representative from Lounsbury Chevrolet Moncton, Shawn Fasquel, and Volunteer from Southeast Chapter, as well as our provincial Ethics and Grievances Chair, Phil Mihalus.

We graciously thank Lounsbury Chevrolet Moncton for their outstanding sponsorship of our program and for providing us the means of transportation for promoting anonymous crime reporting to all of New Brunswick. It means the world to our registered charity.

We have been receiving many tips via email in recent days. Although it may seem easier to do so, we cannot promise your ...
08/27/2026

We have been receiving many tips via email in recent days. Although it may seem easier to do so, we cannot promise your anonymity when using this method. Note we cannot process your tips or respond when using email directly.

We would be glad to accept your information anonymously online at: https://www.crimenb.tips or our Tipline at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). You can also download the P3 Tips Mobile App.

Our Chaleur Chapter was busy this summer promoting the program throughout the region. Thanks to everyone for supporting ...
08/24/2026

Our Chaleur Chapter was busy this summer promoting the program throughout the region. Thanks to everyone for supporting Crime Stoppers! / Notre chapitre Chaleur a été très actif cet été pour promouvoir le programme dans toute la région. Merci à tous pour votre appui à Échec au crime !

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The Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter had a booth for the promotion of the program at the Petit-Rocher Festival des Rameurs (July 5-12, 2026). Members of the Chaleur chapter were present, including Bell-Baie Police Force members, RCMP and paramedics.

Le chapitre d'Échec au Crime Chaleur avait un kiosque au Festival des Rameurs de Petit-Rocher (du 5 au 12 juillet 2026) afin de faire la promotion du programme. Les membres du chapitre Chaleur étaient présents, incluant les policiers de la Force policière de Belle-Baie, la GRC et des paramédics.

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The Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter held two 25 lbs. lobster draws at the Belledune Clover Farm store. Bell-Baie Police Force Constable Ryan Roy was invited to do the first draw, and the local MLA Belle-Baie-Belledune, Marco Leblanc was also invited and did the second draw. From left to right Janet M. Grant, Martin Friolet, Gilberte Friolet, Marco Leblanc MLA Belle-Baie-Belledune, Michel Robichaud, Ron Bourque Restigouche Crime Stoppers chapter, and Constable Ryan Roy, Bell-Baie Police Force.

Le chapitre d'Échec au Crime Chaleur a fait les deux tirages de 25 lb d'homards à l'épicerie Belledune Clover Farm. Le policier Ryan Roy de la Force policière de Belle-Baie ainsi que le député provincial de Belle-Baie-Belledune, Marco Leblanc, ont été invités sur les lieux afin de faire les deux tirages. De gauche à droite les membres du chapitre Chaleur Janet M. Grant, Martin Friolet, Gilberte Friolet, Marco Leblanc député Belle-Baie Belledune, Michel Robichaud, Ron Bourque chapitre de Restigouche et constable Ryan Roy de la Force policière de Belle-Baie.

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The Chaleur Crime Chapter presented a certificate of appreciation for services rendered to Jonathan MacIntosh, manager of the Belledune Clover Farm. From left to right, Jonathan MacIntosh and Claude Imbeault, vice-president of the Chaleur Crime Stoppers Chapter.

Le chapitre d'Échec au Crime Chaleur fait la présentation d'un certificat d'appréciation pour services rendus à Jonathan MacIntosh, gérant de Belledune Clover Farm. De gauche à droite, Jonathan MacIntosh et Claude Imbeault, vice-président d'Échec au Crime Chaleur.

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The Chaleur Crime Stoppers Chapter had a booth at the Beresford Commercial Exposition held during the first weekend in May 2026. Tickets were sold as a fundraiser with two separate draws for 25 lbs of lobster. Members of the Chaleur and Restigouche Crime Stoppers chapters were present, including members from Bathurst Police Force and Belle-Baie Police Force

Le chapitre d'Échec au Crime Chaleur était présent dans un kiosque à l'Exposition Commerciale de Beresford durant la première fin de semaine de mai 2026. Des billets étaient à vendre pour deux tirages de 25 lb d'homards. Les membres du chapitre d'Échec au Crime Chaleur et Restigouche étaient présents, y compris des membres des forces policières de Bathurst et de Belle-Baie.

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Members of the Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter presented a certificate of appreciation for services rendered to Charles Roy, local businessman. From left to right Michel Robichaud, president Chaleur Crime Stoppers, Charles Roy, and Claude Imbeault, vice-president Chaleur Crime Stoppers.

Les membres d'Échec au Crime Chaleur ont présenté un certificat d'appréciation pour services rendus à Charles Roy, entrepreneur dans la région. De gauche à droite : Michel Robichaud, président d'Échec au Crime Chaleur, Charles Roy et Claude Imbeault, vice-président d'Échec au Crime Chaleur.

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Michel Robichaud, president of the Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter, presented a certificate of appreciation for services rendered to Christine Frenette, manager of the Atlantic Host Hotel, on behalf of the local Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter.

Michel Robichaud, président d'Échec au Crime Chaleur, fait la présentation d'un certificat d'appréciation à Christine Frenette, gérante de l'hôtel Atlantic Host pour ses services rendus au chapitre d'Échec au Crime Chaleur.

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Members of the Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter took part in the annual Christmas in July parade at the local Haché Campground and distributed treats for the kids, sponsored by a local merchant.

Les membres d'Échec au Crime Chaleur ont participé à la parade de Noël en juillet du Camping Haché et ont distribué des friandises aux enfants. Les friandises furent d'une gracieuseté d'un marchand local.

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The Chaleur Crime Stoppers held a fundraiser in June and held two lobster draws of 25 lbs. The winners were Line and Jean-Pierre Ferron from Lamèque, and Huguette and Roger Comeau from Beresford. From left to right: Michel Robichaud, president of the Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter, Roger Comeau, Huguette Comeau, Line Ferron and Jean-Pierre Ferron.

Le chapitre d'Échec au Crime chaleur a fait deux tirages de 25 lb d'homard lors d'une levée de fonds en juin dernier. Les gagnants étaient Roger et Huguette Comeau de Beresford; ainsi que Line et Jean-Pierre Ferron de Lamèque. De gauche à droite : Michel Robichaud, président d'Échec au Crime Chaleur, Roger Comeau, Huguette Comeau, Line Ferron et Jean-Pierre Ferron.

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The Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter received a donation of $750.00 from the Rotary Club of Bathurst. From left to right Bruce Robichaud, Michel Robichaud, and Fenton Hickey member of the Rotary Club of Bathurst.

Le chapitre d'Échec au Crime Chaleur a reçu un chèque d'un montant de 750$ du Club Rotary de Bathurst. De gauche à droite : Bruce Robichaud, Michel Robichaud et Fenton Hickey, membre du Club Rotary de Bathurst.

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Chaleur Crime Stoppers chapter member Laurent Roy receives a $200.00 donation from Pascal Comeau, Canadian Tire in Bathurst

Laurent Roy, du chapitre d'Échec au Crime Chaleur, reçoit un don de 200 $ de Pascal Comeau, de Canadian Tire de Bathurst.

Now THAT is a wrap. 👀👏The new Crime Stoppers New Brunswick Chevrolet Express is officially decked out and ready to hit t...
08/21/2026

Now THAT is a wrap. 👀👏

The new Crime Stoppers New Brunswick Chevrolet Express is officially decked out and ready to hit the road!

We’re incredibly proud to support the work Crime Stoppers does across our province and to play a small part in helping them keep our communities safer.

Keep an eye out for this one around NB! ❤️

On August 4, 2026, at approximately 7:30 p.m., members of the Caledonia Region RCMP detachment responded to a report of ...
08/19/2026

On August 4, 2026, at approximately 7:30 p.m., members of the Caledonia Region RCMP detachment responded to a report of a sudden death at a residence on Route 910 in Shenstone. When police arrived, they located the body of a 57-year-old man inside of the residence.

Update, August 19, 2026: The New Brunswick RCMP’s Major Crime Unit is releasing the name of the victim, Michael Eric Claude Steeves, and his death is now being investigated as a homicide.

Police are now looking to speak with a male driver who stopped and spoke with an individual walking on Route 910 in the Shenstone and Hillsborough areas, as well as a woman who may have provided transportation to an individual, either on Route 910 between Shenstone and Hillsborough or on Main Street in Hillsborough, during the evening of August 2, 2026, into the early morning hours of August 3, 2026.

Anyone who was in the area at the time, or who has information regarding the homicide is asked to contact the New Brunswick RCMP Major Crime Unit at 1-888-506-RCMP (7267) or by email at [email protected].

https://rcmp.ca/en/nb/news/2026/08/4355735

The Saint John & Grand Bay-Westfield Chapter attended the annual Saint John West Days Community Family Day on Saturday, ...
08/19/2026

The Saint John & Grand Bay-Westfield Chapter attended the annual Saint John West Days Community Family Day on Saturday, August 15, 2026. The chapter set up a table to hand out pencils, rulers, and stickers and to recruit new Volunteers. Crime Stoppers' own Mr. Tips even made an appearance.

Au cours des dernières semaines, le chapitre Restigouche d'Échec au crime a participé à plusieurs activités communautair...
08/19/2026

Au cours des dernières semaines, le chapitre Restigouche d'Échec au crime a participé à plusieurs activités communautaires afin de faire connaître le programme et sa mission. Nous remercions le chapitre Chaleur pour sa participation à l'une de ces activités. Une belle démonstration de collaboration entre les chapitres au bénéfice de nos communautés! 🤝

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Over the past few weeks, the Restigouche chapter of Crime Stoppers has participated in several community events to raise awareness of the program and its mission. We would like to thank the Chaleur chapter for participating in one of these events. A wonderful example of collaboration between chapters for the benefit of our communities! 🤝

⭐️💙🤍❤️Bonne Fête nationale de l’Acadie!
08/15/2026

⭐️💙🤍❤️Bonne Fête nationale de l’Acadie!

08/13/2026

The Codiac Regional RCMP is seeking the public's assistance following an incident of mischief in Moncton, N.B.

The incident is believed to have occurred sometime between August 7, 2026, and August 12, 2026, at The Honour Garden, on Assomption Boulevard, in Moncton. One or more individuals stole a bronze maple leaf from a RCMP monument.
"This memorial holds tremendous significance for the Codiac Regional RCMP and the citizens of Moncton, " says Inspector Jonathan White from the Codiac Regional RCMP. "It stands as a lasting tribute to three of our fallen members who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of their communities. The theft of this bronze plaque is deeply concerning and disappointing, as it represents far more than a piece of metal. It is a symbol of remembrance, respect, and gratitude. We are asking anyone with information to come forward and help us restore this important monument."

Anyone who has information that could help further the investigation is asked to contact the Codiac Regional RCMP at 506-857-2400. Information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), by downloading the secure P3 Mobile App, or by Secure Web Tips at www.crimenb.ca.

https://rcmp.ca/en/nb/news/2026/08/4355850

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