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TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers

TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers

By: NEWSTALK Sauga 960 AM
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 TIPS By Peel Crime Stoppers is the first show of Its kind! Every Sunday at 11AM, join your host Brendan Lang as he takes you in depth about the Peel Crime Stoppers Organization and their work in the community to create awareness about crime and safety and giving people the tools to protect themselves from all forms of crime.

This show will educate listeners about how Peel Crime stoppers has been helping the community for over 20 years. Many people may know the name Crimestoppers but not everyone knows exactly what they do. Crime Stoppers is a non-profit, community-based charitable program involving the co-operative efforts of the community, the media and the police in the fight against crime. Crime Stoppers encourages the public to call with information concerning crimes that have been committed, are being committed or are about to be committed. A civillian led Board of Directors provides direction as to the financial and promotional activities of the program.

Tips by Peel Crimestoppers will help demonstrate the impact they have had in communities not only in Peel region but local communities across North America with the other Crimestopper chapters.

Every week, Tips by Peel Crimestoppers will provide crucial and relevant information in the areas of crime and crime prevention. Segment one will talk about any Peel Crime Stoppers discuss crime trends that are happening around the community and key information you need to know to protect yourself and reduce your chances of becoming a target. Tips by Peel Crimestoppers works in partnership with the Peel Police to ensure our information is up to date and coming directly from the men and women of law enforcement who work in the community every day.

Each week, we want to better inform our listeners with guests affiliated with the areas of crime prevention. Whether it be from Crime Stoppers organization directly, the media, or the police, you won’t want to miss the great insight they have to provide. Lastly, the show will arm you with important tips that will help ensure safety for yourself and your loved ones.Copyright NEWSTALK Sauga 960 AM
Episodes
  • TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 71 - Emergency Preparedness Week

    TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 71 - Emergency Preparedness Week
    May 6 2025
    Larissa Parekh from the Mississauga Office of Emergency Management joins the show to discuss the organization and Emergency Preparedness Week. She also gives us an in depth look of the planning that went into creating the events for the week ahead.
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    45 mins
  • TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 70 - Bob Nagra and Sikh Heritage Month

    TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 70 - Bob Nagra and Sikh Heritage Month
    May 2 2025
    In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers Bob Nagra, the first turban wearing Sikh officer with the Peel Police, comes onto the show to discuss his journey to where he is today and what got him into a career in law enforcement.
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    47 mins
  • TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 69 - Human Trafficking Discussion With Peel Police

    TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 69 - Human Trafficking Discussion With Peel Police
    Apr 17 2025
    In this episode Brendan Lang, once again discusses Human Trafficking on the program. Joy Brown from the Peel Police joins the show as she talks about the different types of trafficking that is seen in the Peel Region and describes the warning signs of this crime.
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    45 mins

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