Break and Enter - Calgary Crime Stoppers

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CR I M E STO PPE R S
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Pu b l i c a t i o n N u m b e r : 4 0 8 1 1 0 7 1
M a k i ng a D i f f e re nc e E N SU R I N G SAFE R CO M MU N ITI E S
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C R I M E S TO P P E R S E N SU R E S YO U R A N O N Y M I T Y
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Contents
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Crime Stoppers History
PAGE 42
Crime Prevention Goals PAGE 8
What Is Crime Stoppers
PAGE 48
United Front Powers Solution
PAGE 12
Statistics
PAGE 50
Importance of Reporting Crime
PAGE 15
The Tip and The Tipster
PAGE 52
Canadian Criminal Real Time
Identification Services (CCRTIS)
PAGE 18
Generation Map
PAGE 22
Break-In Prevention
PAGE 54
How To Submit a Crime Tip
PAGE 24
Break and Enter
PAGE 28
Home Invasion
PAGE 29
Choosing an Alarm Company
PAGE 30
Break and Enter Proofing
Your Home
PAGE 36
Home Security Quiz
PAGE 41
Crime Prevention Through
Environmental Design PAGE 55
Three Ways To Submit
an Anonymous Tip
PAGE 58
Unsolved Crimes
PAGE 66
Stolen Property
PAGE 67
Follow Crime Stoppers
on Social Media
PAGE 68
Most Wanted
PAGE 75
Word Search
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To O u r R e a d e r s ,
Alb er t a Crim e Stopp er s is p lease d
to p res ent M ak ing a D if ference
Ensuring S afer Communities ,
a maga zin e s er v ing th e
p rov ince of Alb er t a .
We inv ite our reader s
to b e com e infor m e d
with th e content s
of our comp lim ent ar y
quar terly maga zin e,
and th e issues
af fe c ting your
communities .
Sp e cial thank s to
Crim e Watch Canada
for th eir p ar tn er ship,
to th e b usin ess es
who adver tis e in
this p ub lic ation,
and to thos e
who remain
anony m ous .
Ro ge r M o n e t t e
R o ger M on e t te
President
Alb er t a Crim e Stopp er s
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W h at i s Cri m e St o p p e r s?
Crim e Stopp er s is a communit y,
m e dia and p o lice co - op er ative
p ro gr am designe d to invo lve the
p ub lic in the f ight agains t crim e.
Crim e Stopp er s p rov ides citizens
w ith m e tho ds to anony mousl y
sup p l y th e p o lice with infor mation
ab out a crim e or p otential crim e.
A reward of up to $20 0 0 is of fere d
to anyon e p rov iding infor mation,
w hich lea ds to an arres t , or the
re cover y of s to len p rop er t y, or
th e s eizure of ille gal drugs . T he
success of Crim e Stopp er s is
als o dep endant on the supp or t
p rov ide d by lo c al m e dia . Unso lve d
crim es are re - enac te d and show n
on te lev ision, p ub licize d in p rint ,
or aire d on lo c al r adio s t ations .
H ow d i d Cri m e St o p p e r s B e g i n?
Crim e Stopp er s was s t ar te d in
1976 in Alb uquerque, N ew M e xico
w h en Cana dian - b or n Alb uquerque
Po lice D ep ar tm ent D e te c tive G re g
M ac Al e es e reache d a dead - end
in a homicide inves tigation . H e
enlis te d a lo c al te lev ision s t ation’s
co - op er ation in p ro ducing a re enac tm ent of the crim e and within
72 hour s the p o lice re ceive d a
tip that he lp e d so lve the murder.
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T his was the b e ginning of Crim e
Stop p er s .
T he f ir s t Crim e Stop p er s Pro gr am
in Canada was for m e d in Calgar y,
Alb er t a in 1982 . Since inception,
Alb er t a Crim e Stopp er s has
cleare d over 25, 0 0 0 criminal c as es ,
re covere d over $28 million in
s to len p rop er t y, and seize d more
than $30 0 million in ille gal dr ugs .
Mission St atem ent :
“ To deve lop Crim e Stopp er s
as an e f fe c tive crim e -so lv ing
organiz ation throughout the
world, with the p rimar y obje c tive
of the tri - p ar tite organiz ation,
Communit y, M e dia and L aw
Enforcem ent , Work ing To ge ther
to So lve Crim e”
W h o Ad m i n i s t e r s Cri m e St o p p e r s
a n d H ow i s i t Fu n d e d?
A vo lunte er B o ard of D ire c tor s
adminis ter s and over se es the
p ro gr am . T hey work in close
co op er ation with lo c al law
enforcem ent and the m e dia .
Crim e Stop p er s is a re gis tere d
not- for- p rof it organiz ation
and is resp onsib le for r aising
f unds , p ub lic awareness and
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th e disb ur sem ent s of rewards .
Funding and ser v ices com e f rom
citizens , cor p or ations , clubs , and
p rofessional asso ciations , w hich
ke ep th e Crim e Stopp er s p ro gr am
op er ational.
H ow d o e s Cri m e St o p p e r s Wo rk?
Crim e Stopp er s has more than one
way to assis t you in p rov iding the
infor mation we ne e d to he lp so lve
crim es in our communit y.
V i a Te l e p h o n e l i n e
Crim e Stopp er s tip line 1- 8 0 0 -2228 477 is s t af fe d 24/ 7/365 by tr aine d
p er s onn e l, who re ceive, p ro cess
and p ass on tip infor mation to
p o lice for inves tigation . Caller s
are given a co de numb er, which
is us e d in all subse quent c alls ,
and are never aske d to identif y
th ems e lves or p rov ide any
p er s onal infor mation . It is the
c all er ’s resp onsibilit y to c all b ack
for up dates and ins truc tions on
how to claim a reward.
V i a Wo rl d W i d e We b
Per s ons wanting to p rov ide
infor mation on crim es or
criminals c an now use the
Inter n e t , without giv ing up
th eir anony mit y. Lo gging onto
th e Alb er t a Crim e Stopp er s
website (w w w.crim es topp er s .
ab.c a) allows tips ter s to simp l y
click and f ill in an e le c tronic
for m w ith their infor mation . Web
T ips are comp le te l y anony mous
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through the use of MS SQ L ser ver
te chno lo g y.
V i a SM S Te x t M e s s a g i n g
B y sending a SMS Te x t m ess age
to Crim e Stopp er s p rov ides a
convenient and e f fe c tive way to
p ass us your infor mation . To te x t
us your infor mation anony mousl y
simp l y te x t the key word
“ t t t tips” for Calgar y area
“ tip250 ” for Edmonton area
and your infor mation to 274 637.
For more infor mation, p lease v isit
w w w. smscrim e tips .com
W h at H a p p e n s t o my T i p?
W hen a tip is success f ul, Crim e
Stopp er s Awards Commit te e
de ter mines an app rop riate award
amount b ase d on a numb er of
f ac tor s including the value of the
infor mation re ceive d, the numb er
of p er sons arres te d, the risk to th e
c aller and the amount of drugs or
s to len p rop er t y re covere d.
You will b e aske d to c all b ack
to Crim e Stopp er s for up dates
on your tip. T ips that lead to an
ar res t , the re cover y of s to len
p rop er t y or the seizure of ille gal
drugs are e ligib le for a c ash
reward of up to $2,0 0 0.0 0.
D ire c tions on how to co lle c t your
reward will b e p rov ide d by Crim e
Stopp er s . T ips ter s will b e p aid
in such a way as to p rote c t their
anony mit y.
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What is Crime Stoppers
W h at i f t h e c a l l e r i s t h e v i c t i m?
I f the c aller is a v ic tim, they mus t
rep or t the crim e to the p o lice or a
“ V ic tim Ser v ices” p ro gr am . A v ic tim
c annot rep or t a crim e to Crim e
Stop p er s b e c ause they would b e
identif ie d by the infor mation and
there fore lose their anony mit y.
H ow d o e s Cri m e St o p p e r s wo rk?
Crim e Stopp er s c an t ake your
anony mous infor mation in dif ferent
ways:
Crim e Stop p er s is a non - p rof it
organiz ation that t akes c alls f rom
p e op l e w ho want to rep or t a crim e
and w ish to remain tot all y anony mous .
Crim e Stop p er s is one way that
citizens c an assis t p o lice by p rov iding
infor mation and never hav ing to
identif y th emse lves or tes tif y in cour t .
W h at t y p e o f c a l l s d o e s Cri m e
St o p p e r s t a ke?
Crim e Stop p er s t akes tips ab out crim es
that have alrea d y b e en commit te d or
are ab out to o ccur. Crim e Stopp er s
als o t akes infor mation re garding
th e w h ereab out s of wante d p er sons ,
s to l en p rop er t y, narcotic s , or any other
criminal ac tiv it y.
W hen you aren’t sure that w hat you s aw
or h eard is reall y a crim e, c all any way.
Le t law enforcem ent de cide if it ’s wor th
inves tigating. It may b e a pie ce of a
clue to a big crim e.
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Ta l k to our tr aine d infor mation t aker s
at 1- 8 0 0 -222- 8 477.
V i s i t w w w.crim es topp er s . ab.c a for
more infor mation on how to cont ac t
us . T he “ T IPS T ER ” (that ’s you) is n ever
identif ie d b ut is assigne d a co de
numb er. T he tip is inves tigate d. T h e
p o lice will infor m Crim e Stopp er s
on how the c ase is p ro gressing. It
is imp or t ant for the T IPS T ER to c all
b ack for an up date on the c ase during
re gular b usiness hour s (a c all b ack
numb er will b e p rov ide d to you).
W h at h a p p e n s t o my i n f o rm at i o n
a f t e r I p r ov i d e i t?
Af ter you give us your infor mation, we
create a rep or t that b rings to ge th er
all the infor mation you p rov ide d . O ur
tr aine d infor mation t aker s will ch e ck to
make sure that the rep or t cont ains no
infor mation that might identif y you .
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T h e rep or t is sent to the re levant
authorit y w ho will deal with the
infor mation . T his could b e the p o lice
or it could b e an agenc y such as the
Cana da B order Ser v ices Agenc y, e tc .
T h ey have th e le gal resp onsibilit y to
inves tigate the infor mation p rior to
ac ting on it to ensure the infor mation is
corre c t and not given to us maliciousl y
in order to s e t som e one up.
T h e p o lice c annot obt ain a search
war r ant or make an arres t b ase d
s o l e l y on a tip; there mus t b e other
inte llig ence to supp or t the Crim e
Stop p er s infor mation .
O nce th e infor mation has b e en
research e d, the p o lice will allo c ate it to
th e ap p rop riate of f icer or team to deal
with . T his could m ean more research or
it could m ean ac tion w ill b e t aken .
H ow co m e n o t h i n g h a p p e n e d a f t e r I
c a l l e d Cri m e St o p p e r s?
It may t ake s om e tim e b e fore the
p o lice ac t on the infor mation you have
given . T h ere could b e many reasons
for that ; th e infor mation may b e p ar t
of a larg er inves tigation and v isib l e
ac tion might b e de laye d for som e tim e
or th e infor mation may remain on
f il e to b e us e d at a later tim e. Even if
your infor mation app ear s not to have
b e en us e d or if you don’t se e a quick
reso lution, don’t think your infor mation
was not us e f ul.
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Fe e l f re e to c all b ack at any tim e to a d d
or up date infor mation or to che ck on
the s t atus of your tip. M ake sure you
give your p er sonal co de when you c all;
other wise Crim e Stop p er s will not give
you any infor mation ab out your tip.
W h at k i n d o f i n f o rm at i o n c a n I g i ve
t o Cri m e St o p p e r s?
Crim e Stopp er s will t ake any
infor mation that will p revent a
crim e f rom hap p ening or he lp L aw
Enforcem ent so lve crim e, he lp in th e
seizure of illicit drugs , re cover s to l en
p rop er t y or assis t in lo c ating a wante d
p er son .
W h e n N OT t o Ca l l Cri m e St o p p e r s
Crim e Stopp er s t akes tips ab out
crim es or the p otential of a crim e
b eing commit te d. For any p riorit y
situations that re quire an imm e diate
resp onse f rom p o lice, f ire or em erg enc y
p er sonne l, p lease c all 9 -1-1.
E xamp les of p riorit y situations inclu de:
motor vehicle or other accident s w h en
a human life is at risk ; threat s of injur y
to se lf or other s; f ire to p rop er t y, land
or vehicles; crim es in p ro gress (ie
murder, b reak ins , imp aire d driv ing,
e tc .)
Additional infor mation that would
assis t with ongoing inves tigations
may b e made anony mousl y to Crim e
Stop p er s .
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“. . . solving crim e one tip at a tim e. . .”
D o e s Cri m e St o p p e r s h ave c a l l
d i s p l ay, c a l l t race o r acce ss t o my I P
a d d r e s s?
Crim e Stop p er s do es not have c all
disp lay or c all tr ace. We do not re cord
any c alls and we do not have access to
your IP ad dress . Anony mit y is one of
the cor n er s tones of the Crim e Stopp er s
p ro gr am . Subscribing to any of these
aids would je op ardize anony mit y
and comp romise our inte grit y. Crim e
Stop p er s ensures your anony mit y, no
mat ter w hat m e tho d you cho ose to
cont ac t th em w ith infor mation .
I s Cri m e St o p p e r s ru n by t h e p o l i ce?
Crim e Stop p er s is not run by the p o lice.
We are s ep ar ate and ap ar t f rom any L aw
Enforcem ent Agenc y. Crim e Stopp er s
is a non - p rof it , charit ab le p ro gr am run
by vo lunte er s f rom the communit y. T he
indiv iduals who have given their tim e
to sit on l o c al commit te es or the B o ard
of D ire c tor s c annot b e emp loye d by
any law enforcem ent agenc y. All the
m on ey r ais e d for Crim e Stopp er s com es
through donations or f und r aising.
Po lice ag encies p rov ide no f inancial
sup p or t to Crim e Stopp er s , although
they do designate a m emb er of their
ser v ice to ac t as a co ordinator.
H ow c a n yo u e n su r e a n o ny m i t y?
Crim e Stop p er s c an of fer anony mit y
to it s c aller s b e c ause of a l e gal rule
of ev idence, which s ays p o lice do
not have to reveal infor mation which
might identif y a p er son who supp lies
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them with infor mation concer ning
criminal ac tiv it y. In Feb ruar y of
19 97 the Sup rem e Cour t of Cana da
unanimousl y de cide d that c aller s to
Crim e Stopp er s p ro gr ams were entitl e d
to the p rote c tion of this p riv ile g e.
In a t y pic al c ase which s t ar te d f rom
a Crim e Stopp er s tip, the identit y of
the infor m er is unk now n to b oth th e
Crim e Stop p er s Co ordinator who to o k
the c all or on line tip and the c as e
inves tigator. T he Sup rem e Cour t went
on to conf ir m that the p riv ile ge is s o
b ro ad in scop e it p revent s discl osure
not onl y of the nam e of the infor m er
(even if it were it to b e k now n) b ut
also of any infor mation which might
imp licitl y reveal his or her identit y. T his
is the p remise b ehind the claim that
“Crim e Stopp er s ensures the tips ter s
anony mit y.”
H ow d o I co l l e c t my r ewa r d?
I f the infor mation is go o d and law
enforcem ent uses the infor mation to
he lp so lve a crim e, you may b e e ligib l e
for a reward of up to $2,0 0 0.0 0. A
reward mus t b e re comm ende d and
app rove d by the B o ard of D ire c tor s
of Crim e Stopp er s . O nce the reward is
ap p rove d, ar r angem ent s are ma de for
the c aller to pick up their c ash reward
in a way that is se cure.
W hen you have infor mation that c an
he lp s top a crim e b e fore it hap p ens
cont ac t us 24 - hour s a day 7- days a
we ek 365 days a year.
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Statistics - Calgary
Ca l g a r y
St at i s t i c s
Ye ar t o Dat e
To t a l Si n ce 19 82
2013
T i p s R e ce i ve d
1, 522
6 6 , 472
Pe r s o n s Arr e s t e d
45
5,78 0
Ca s e s Cl e a r e d
91
12 , 6 0 4
Ch ar g e s L a i d
156
5, 501
$50, 54 0
$14 ,9 9 0,129
D ru g s S e i z e d
$7,9 9 8 ,777
$282 , 438 ,741
To t a l S e i z u r e s
$8 ,0 49, 317
$297, 428 , 870
$32 , 4 0 0
$1, 4 0 4 ,127
Pr o p e r t y R e cove r e d
R ewa r d s Au t h o ri z e d
Quarterly Successes
12
APR I L 1 Arr e s t m a d e , 3 Ch a r g e s l a i d , $75,0 0 0 D ru g s s e i z e d
M AY 5
2
1
1
1
Wa nt e d c a s e s s o l ve d = 2 a rr e s t s
R o b b e r y c a s e s s o l ve d = 3 a rr e s t s
G r ow O p d i s m a nt l e d , $6 02 , 50 0 m a rij u a n a s e i z e d
A ss au l t c a s e c l e a r e d
We a p o n r e cove r e d
J U N E 1
5
7
2
1
2
5
2
A ss au l t c a s e s o l ve d
D ru g Tra f f i c k i n g c a s e s = 6 a rr e s t s
G r ow O p d i s m a nt l e d , $4 ,9 03,750 m a rij u a n a s e i z e d
Wa nt e d c a s e s s o l ve d = 1 a rr e s t
T h e f t c a s e s o l ve d
Tra f f i c c a s e s s o l ve d
We a p o n s r e cove r e d
St o l e n Ve h i c l e s r e cove r e d
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Statistics - Edmonton
E d m o nt o n
St at i s t i c s
Ye ar t o Dat e
To t a l Si n ce 19 82
2013
T i p s R e ce i ve d
1,174
49, 853
Pe r s o n s Arr e s t e d
15
5, 282
Ca s e s Cl e a r e d
18
12 , 36 8
Ch a r g e s L a i d
37
1,023
$11,0 0 0
$13, 828 , 4 69
D ru g s S e i z e d
$134 ,0 0 0
$18 ,15 4 ,9 6 8
To t a l S e i z u r e s
$145,0 0 0
$31,9 83, 437
$7,050
$1,102 , 319
Pr o p e r t y R e cove r e d
R ewa r d s Au t h o ri z e d
Quarterly Successes
APR I L 12 D ru g Tra f f i c k i n g c a s e s s o l ve d = 5 a rr e s t s
9 Pr o p e r t y D a m a g e c a s e s s o l ve d
1 G r ow O p d i s m a nt l e d , $221, 250 m a rij u a n a s e i z e d
1 Tra f f i c c a s e s o l ve d
1 H i t a n d R u n c a s e s o l ve d
3 St o l e n Ve h i c l e s r e cove r e d
5 We a p o n s r e cove r e d
M AY 10 Wa nt e d c a s e s s o l ve d = 3 a rr e s t s
4 D ru g Tra f f i c k i n g c a s e s s o l ve d = 2 a rr e s t s
1 T h e f t c a s e s o l ve d = 1 a rr e s t
J U N E 10 Wa nt e d c a s e s s o l ve d = 3 a rr e s t s
4 D ru g Tra f f i c k i n g c a s e s s o l ve d = 2 a rr e s t s
1 T h e f t c a s e s o l ve d = 1 a rr e s t
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T IP
and the
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T ip infor mation may b e a key
e l em ent of an inves tigation . T ip
infor mation may also b e the “missing
link ” to th e chain of event s . T ip
infor mation may the b ase line for a
criminal inves tigation . T he accur ac y
of infor mation p rov ide d in a tip, is
always v it al!
A T ips ter who is ab le to re co lle c t as
many accur ate de t ails as p ossib le,
by do cum enting what was witn esse d
eith er through hearing, se eing or
sm e lling during critic al mom ent s at
or af ter an o ccurrence, is e x trem e l y
invaluab le in so lv ing or p reventing
crim e.
A singl e, minor de t ail such as the
lo c ation, day, date, tim e or dire c tion
of a susp e c t /s af ter a crim e is
commit te d, may b e ver y critic al.
• Always c all 9 -1-1 w hen a crim e
is in p ro gress , other wise cont ac t
Crim e Stopp er s , anony mousl y.
• N ever app ro ach “hot ” situations .
• Always b e mindf ul of your s afe t y
or th e s afe t y of other s .
• N ever discuss b eing a tips ter.
• Always s t ate the f ac t s in your tip.
• N ever guess at your resp onse /s .
• Always s t ate “ I do not k now ”
w h en in doubt .
• N ever p rov ide misl ea ding
infor mation to a criminal
inves tigation .
• Always che ck on the s t atus of
your tip and e le gibilit y for c ash
reward .
Indiv idual D escription:
• B asic description: height , weight ,
and b uild .
• Clothing description: b and, lab l es ,
w riting, dis tinc t p at ter n or co l or s .
• Sho e description: b r and, co lour
and s t y le.
• Per manent features: f ace shap e,
eye co lor, nose size, hair co lor,
length and s t y le.
• Physic al description: dis tinc t
bir thmark s , sc ar s and t at to os .
• Inter ac tion: e xac tl y what was s aid
and how or who it was s aid to.
Vehicle D escription:
• Year, make, mo de l, co lor and
other ad ditional de t ails .
• License p late (all or p ar tial).
• I dentif iab le mark ings or damag e
(ad d - ons , s ticker s , r us ting, and
tinte d windows).
• Numb er of v isib le o ccup ant s .
• Imp aire d: driv ing p at ter n .
• (ie: weav ing lanes , sp e e ding,
sudden b r ak ing, e tc).
• R outes: Lo c ation and dire c tion of
tr ave l.
Prop er t y D escription:
• Stre e t nam e, p hysic al ad dress ,
entr ance and or b ack lane access .
• Break and enter : entr ance use d
to gain access or e xit; any oth er
entr ances and how entr ance(s)
were ap p ro ache d .
• Is there movem ent in the
residence? Are there any light s
on? Can you se e indiv idual(s) or
what they were doing?
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Generation Map
A dis cussion centering around
se curit y was inev it ab l e, af ter a
c ar alar m kept many awake w ith
it s untim e l y siren that resonate d
of f th e lake in the dark nor ther n
w ilder n ess . G iven gener ations x , y
and g o lden were p resent and eager
to p ar ticip ate, I b e gan ask ing what
each g en er ation e xp erience d w ith
se curit y and /or the f t . N ot sur p rising,
th e te enager s claim e d that nothing
chang e d and ever y thing is more
se cure to day than b e fore. T he
a dult s s aid they e xp erience d change
in many ways , and include d their
work p laces in those changes . B y
th e tim e I reache d the go lden ager s ,
th ey ha d t wo words that p re t t y much
summ e d it up. T his le d m e to ask
m ore ques tions on the dif ferences
each encountere d and what their
t y pic al day would consis t of then
and now.
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Te ens (gener ation Y and millenians),
claim e d ever y thing was all go o d. “ We
do not have any real big concer ns .
A s the las t p er son to e xit the hous e,
we ac tivate the se curit y, lo ck the
do or and leave. B e fore we reach
the b ot tom of the driveway, a tiny
b ut ton on the key unlo ck s the do or s
and deac tivates the c ar alar m .” In
their minds , they fe e l se cure. Should
they ever run into a situation, they
claim they will b e rescue d with th e
dev ice they ho ld tightl y in the p alm
of their hands .
Adult s (gener ation X ) s t ate d, it is
ver y dif ferent for them . “ It se ems
ever y thing over the year s has
b e com e a se curit y concer n when you
are cons t antl y t ak ing m easures to
b e se cure and s t ay current through
the changes and challenges . You
ne e d a lo gin, a p ass word or a co de to
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access many things in order to ke ep
your s e l f, your hom e, your f amil y, and
your infor mation se cure. T hen when
you f inall y m emorize all of them,
you f ind your se lf changing them .”
B e fore many l eave their hom es , they
have a t y pic al routine to close all the
w indows and lo ck all do or s b e fore
gr ab bing a ring of keys to b e gin
th eir day. T he routine of ac tivating
th eir hom e se curit y, ge t ting into
th eir ve hicles , p ressing a gar age
do or b ut ton on their c ar v isor s and
s om e either c arr y an access c ard or a
rem ote key fob to enter the b uilding
w h ere th ey work . T he routine
do esn’t s top there as they also
n e e d to l o gin with a user nam e and
p ass word to op er ate the comp uter
at th eir work s t ation to conduc t their
jobs . In an onging chall enge to
a dapt to change and remain current
w ith n ew dev ices , many adult s
were c andid to b reak themse lves in
t wo c ate gories claiming they were
eith er p rou d gener ation Xer s , or
th ey weren’t . H owever, when they
n e e de d to k now som e thing al ong
th e way, they source d their te ens
(g en er ation Y or millenians) to he lp
th em .
Fas t for ward to gr anny and gr ampy,
in th eir g o lden year s gener ation,
and how much has change d since
thos e less for mative year s . T hey
fe lt th e p rotot y p e of v alues in our
gl ob all y wire d so cie t y has p e op le
obs ess e d with the ne e d to adapt to
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change and innovation . Although
the advances are over whe lming
for a go o d majorit y of the go lden
ager s , they are gr ate f ul for their
gener ation X children, and millenial
or gener ation Y gr andchildren, in
b ridging their gener ation through
it all. G r anny and gr ampy were
also quick to re co gnize that the
advances that f r us tr ate them dail y,
have contrib ute d to the success
that has driven their children . T h eir
f rus tr ations c am e f rom rem emb ering
access co des and the order thos e
numb er s ne e de d to b e entere d. It is
a realit y that many of us have com e
to e xp e c t . “ We never had se curit y
s ys tems . I f you ow ne d a s te e l
b e d p an, that was it! We le f t our
windows and do or s op en all night ,
and the onl y p rowler in the hous e
the ne x t mor ning was the neighb or s
c at . You would not do that to day,
unless you live d in a
high rise. We watche d out for on e
another and t alke d op enl y ab out
t ak ing a ho liday. To day, you may
not k now your neighb or s or have
the p leasure of te lling them you
will b e going on vac ation . We
are gener ation of c aution and
f r us tr ation .”
D espite the at titudes and
e xp eriences e xp resse d by each
of these gener ations , they all
re co gnize d the ne e d to p rote c t
themse lves , while se curing their
p rop er t y and asse t s .
“. . . eve r y t hi n g ove r t h e ye ar s
has b e co m e a se cu ri t y co n ce rn . . .”
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Break-In Prevention
• Ke ep your do or s lo cke d, even
w h en you’re hom e. Ensure your
gar ag e do or s and windows are
als o close d and l o cke d.
• Ins t all e x terior motion light s
to b righten dark areas around
do or s or windows , to make them
easil y s e en by neighb our s and
p ass er sby.
• Lo ck all gar age do or s , inclu ding
th e on e b e t we en an at t ache d
gar ag e and the house.
• Always cl ose and l o ck any
w indows that could b e use d to
gain access to your hom e w hile
you ’re away or sl e eping, even on
hot summ er night s .
• Store imp or t ant or irrep laceab le
do cum ent s and items away f rom
your hom e, such is in a s afe t y
dep osit b ox .
• I f you s e e hom es with op en do or s ,
f ront do or s with keys le f t in the
l o ck s or a neighb our ’s c ar with
th e truck l e f t op en, give them a
quick c all to l e t them k now.
• Consider ins t alling hom e and
ve hicl e alar m s ys tems and vehicle
anti -th e f t dev ices .
• Avoid p ark ing in unlit areas at
night .
• It is als o imp or t ant to t ake
p ro ac tive m easures when leav ing
your hom e for e x tende d p erio ds
of tim e.
• M ake your hom e l o o ke d live d
in . Put light s , r adios and T Vs on
v ariab l e tim er s . I f you’re leav ing a
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vehicle out side your house, have a
neighb our move it p erio dic all y.
Ar r ange for law n and garden
up ke ep.
Leave up -to - date em ergenc y
cont ac t infor mation for your
neighb our or f riend .
Tur n the ringer on your te lep hon e
to low or of f. D o not leave your
light s on 24 hour s a day.
D on’t announce your absence on
ans wering machine m ess ages;
leave a nor mal m ess age on the
machine.
Se t se curit y alar m (if ap p lic ab l e).
Ensure p er son watching your
hom e has the se curit y alar m co de
and p ass word .
So cial m e dia sites such as
Faceb o ok and Twit ter have
b e com e an infor mation highway
for p lanning b reak- ins . D O N OT
adver tise when you are going on
vac ation .
G ar age op ener s should not b e
le f t in vehicles , as thieves c an us e
them to gain entr y into a hom e.
Avoid p ark ing in unlit areas at
night .
Hide your valuab les out of sight ,
or b e t ter ye t , t ake them with you .
D on’t ke ep e x tr a keys in your
vehicle.
Call 9 -1-1 when you se e
suspicious ac tiv it y in your
neighb orho o d, other wise cont ac t
Crim e Stopp er s , anony mousl y.
“. . . a f ew s i m p l e s t e p s w i l l r e d u ce t h e c h a n ce o f
b u r g l ar y a n d/o r van d a l i s m t o yo u r h o m e. . .”
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Break and Enter
D e f i n i t i o n To Break and Enter:
A burglary; to break and enter onto another’s premises, land or real property
with the intent to there commit a crime, most typically theft
A ter m us e d by som e common law
juris dic tion in p re ference to b urglar y
b ut w hich, with dis tinc tions of p oint s
of de t ail, p ro hibit s the s am e conduc t .
Cana da’s Criminal Co de de f ines b reak
and enter at S. 3 4 8 and comp le tes the
des cription with a de f inition of b reak
at S . 321 and entr y at S. 350; all as
fo ll ows:
“ S . 321. . . b reak m eans . . . to b reak
any p ar t , inter nal or e x ter nal, or
. . . to op en any thing that is use d
or intende d to b e use d to close
or to cover an inter nal or e x ter nal
op ening.”
“ S . 3 4 8 . Ever y one who
• b reak s and enter s a p lace with
intent to commit an indic t ab l e
of fence th erein,
• b reak s and enter s a p lace and
commit s an indic t ab le of fence
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therein, or
• b reak s out of a p lace af ter
commit ting an indic t ab le of fence
therein, or entering the p lace with
intent to commit an indic t ab le
of fence therein,
• is guilt y
• if the of fence is commit te d in
re lation to a dwe lling - house, of
an indic t ab le of fence and liab le to
imp risonm ent for life, and
• if the of fence is commit te d in
re lation to a p lace other than a
dwe lling - house, of an indic t ab le
of fence and liab le to imp risonm ent
for a ter m not e xce e ding ten year s or
of an of fence p unishab le on summar y
conv ic tion .”
“. . . for the p ur p oses of p ro ce e dings
under this se c tion, ev idence that an
accuse d b roke and entere d a p lace or
at tempte d to b reak and enter a p lace
is , in the absence of ev idence to th e
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contr ar y, p ro of that he b roke and
entere d the p lace or at tempte d to do
s o, as th e c ase may b e, w ith intent
to commit an indic t ab le of fence
th erein; or b roke out of a p lace is , in
th e abs ence of any ev idence to the
contr ar y, p ro of that he b roke out
af ter
• commit ting an indic t ab l e of fence
th erein, or
• entering with intent to commit an
indic t ab le of fence th erein .”
“(P)lace m eans a dwe lling - house;
a b uilding or s truc ture or any p ar t
th ere of, other than a dwe lling - house;
a r ailway vehicle, a vesse l, an aircr af t
or a tr ailer ; or a p en or an enclosure
in w hich f ur- b earing animals are
kept in c aptiv it y for b re e ding or
comm ercial p ur p oses .”
“ S . 350. . . . (A) p er son enter s as so on
as any p ar t of his b o d y or any p ar t of
an ins tr um ent that he uses is within
any thing that is b eing entere d; and
a p er s on shall b e de em e d to have
b ro ken and entere d if he obt aine d
entr ance by a threat or an ar tif ice
or by co llusion with a p er son
w ithin, or he entere d without law f ul
jus tif ic ation or e xcuse, the p ro of of
w hich lies on him, by a p er manent or
temp or ar y op ening.”
It is cus tomar y for common law
juris dic tions to have create d a
s ep ar ate of fence for the p ossession
of b reak- in or b urglar to o ls .
“ S . 351. . . Ever y one w ho, w ithout
law f ul e xcuse, the p ro of of which
lies on him, has in his p ossession
any ins tr um ent suit ab le for the
p ur p os e of b reak ing into any p lace,
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motor vehicle, vault or s afe under
circums t ances that give rise to
a reasonab le inference that the
ins trum ent has b e en use d or is or
was intende d to b e use d for any such
p ur p ose, is guilt y of an indic t ab l e
of fence. . .”
A s with b urglar y, much c ase law
e xis t s disse c ting the word b reak and
enter, with of fender s se ek ing to b e
re lieve d of a conv ic tion on p oint s of
de t ail.
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Home Invasion
D e f i n i t i o n Home Invasion:
H o m e I nva s i o n s i s t h e p re m e d i ta te d c o n f ro n ta t i o n w i t h t h e vi c t i m
w i t h t h e i n te n t to ro b a n d /o r i n f l i c t vi o l e n c e o n t h e o c c u p a n t s o f t h e
household when
• a h o m e ow n e r re t u rn s h o m e u n e x p e c te d l y w h i l e a b re a k a n d e n te r i s
i n p ro g re s s a n d t h e re i s c o n f ro n ta t i o n;
• a p e r s o n b re a k s i n to a h o m e b e l i evi n g t h a t n o o n e i s h o m e a n d
s o m e o n e i s , o r b e l i evi n g t h a t t h e o c c u p a n t s a re a l l a s l e e p a n d t h ey
wa ke u p, a n d t h e re i s c o n f ro n ta t i o n;
• s o m e o n e f o rc i b l y e n te r s t h e h o m e o f a p e r s o n k n ow n to t h e m to
“s e t t l e a s c o re ”.
Ca p t u r e D at a
Vancou ver : “where the susp e c t(s)
cho os e a residential p remise in which
th ey k now a p er son or p er sons are
p res ent w ith the p re - for mulate d
p lan of conf ronting the o ccup ant(s),
at t ack ing them, ho lding them or
binding th em thereby commit ting
ass ault and unlaw f ul conf inem ent ,
th en a th e f t is at tempte d or
comp l e te d, thereby commit ting
robb er y ”;
Toronto: “a robb er y commit te d in the
liv ing quar ter s of a residence”; and,
Cal gar y : “when the culp rit(s) enter a
residence by force, threat s ,
intimidation, or p er mission, either
k now ing or e xp e c ting the residence
to b e o ccupie d. O r, culp rit(s) b reak
in to residence and wait for the
resident s to re tur n . Culp rit(s) mus t
have p re - for mulate d intention of
t ak ing p rop er t y, money or drugs ,
e tc . , and use force, threat s , or
intimidation towards any p er son in
th e residence to achieve their go al.”
Ch a ra c t e ri s t i c s
6 8% of all accuse d were s tr anger s .
21% were c asual acquaint ances
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and 11% invo lve d f amil y, f riends
or b usiness re lationships . 50 % of
‘hom e invasion’ incident s invo lve d
a weap on . In 47% of ‘hom e invasion’
incident s 38% rep or te d minor
injuries and 8% rep or te d major
injuries . Elderl y are more f re quentl y
v ic tims in this t y p e of crim e as
comp are d to rob b eries .
Cri m i n a l Co d e o f Ca n a d a
S. 3 4 8 .1. Aggr avating circums t ance –
hom e invasion;
I f a p er son is conv ic te d of an of fence
under se c tion 98 or 98 .1, subse c tion
279(2);
or se c tion 3 43, 3 4 6 or 3 4 8 in re lation
to a dwe lling - house, the cour t
imp osing the sentence on the p er s on
shall consider as an aggr avating
circums t ance, the f ac t that the
dwe lling - house was o ccupie d at
the tim e of the commission of the
of fence, and that the p er son in
commit ting the of fence;
(a) k new that or was re ck less as to
whe ther the dwe lling - house was
o ccupie d; and
(b) use d v io lence or threat s of
v io lence to a p er son or p rop er t y.
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Choosing an Alarm Company
P Is your comp any a m emb er of P D o you have 24 hour resp ons e BB B?
P Is your comp any a m emb er of C ANA SA?
P Can you p rov ide cus tom er re ferences?
P D o you have liabilit y insur ance?
P D o you re quire a ser v ice contr ac t?
for rep air s? Is it on dut y or c all out?
P D o you have a b usiness license?
P D o es your comp any have “Alarm Verif ication” proce dures in p lace for f alse alar ms?
P D o es your comp any of fer f ire, P D o you of fer a p ro duc t P W ho is your monitoring war r ant y? H ow l ong?
P D o es warr ant y cover p ar t s and lab our?
P D o you of fer p erio dic
e quipm ent maintenance or
adjus tm ent? At what cos t?
b uilding temp er atures , f ur nace f ailure ser v ices?
comp any?
P W ill you notif y m e if you change m onitoring comp anies?
P O bt ain at leas t thre e P D o you of fer alar m resp onse P Ad ditional M onthl y Fe es
s er v ices? At what cos t s?
P H ow l ong have you b e en in b usiness?
P H ow many ser v ice s t af f do you have?
es timates f rom dif ferent re t ailer s .
M aintenance contr ac t
Alar m m onitoring
Alar m resp onse
any other cos t s
Sp eak to p e op l e w ho ow n an alar m s ys tem to obt ain re ferences .
Call comp anies to de ter mine m emb er ship with the Canadian Alar m
and Se curit y A sso ciation (C ANA SA) and the B e t ter Business Bureau .
R e ques t comp any liter ature.
Cho ose thre e comp anies and re ques t a no ob ligation hom e sur vey.
“ Yo u r b e s t we a p o n i s yo u r b rai n . Us e co m m o n
s e ns e a n d g o o d j u d g m e nt .”
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Break and Enter Proofing Your Home
I n i t i at i ve s t o R e d u ce
Being a Victim
T h e f ir s t is to have an a de quate
s e curit y s ys tem p rote c ting your
p remis es inside, w ith a s trong
emp hasis on e x terior p erim e ter
p rote c tion . T he fo cus of your s ys tem
should b e p revention, m eaning
p reventing the b urglar f rom entering
your hom e, ensuring the intru der is
aware that their ac tiv ities have b e en
de te c te d even b e fore their unlaw f ul
entr y has b e en comp l e te d and now
th ere are witnesses to what they are
tr y ing to do.
sure you under s t and the leve l of
se curit y you are re ceiv ing. T he
dif ference b e t we en ade quate and
inade quate s ys tems nor mall y re lates
to “e xp erience” and “p ennies”. D on’t
throw your money away.
A s ys tem p rov iding a coup l e of
entr ance “cont ac t s”, an interior
m otion s ensor and ignoring
p erim e ter p rote c tion is ina de quate.
N ew do or lo ck s that do not use keys ,
c alle d key less entr y lo ck s , are go o d
ideas . T hey c annot b e easil y jimmie d
and there are no los t keys to wor r y
ab out . D o or lo ck s of this k ind make
it eas y for the f amil y to enter and
you do not have to wor r y ab out your
child ge t ting in when they arrive at
hom e and realize their key is los t or
b ack at scho o l.
A hom e ow ner, b e liev ing that their
f amil y is s e cure with this t y p e of
s ys tem, w ill b e dis app ointe d when
th e s ys tem they were lead to b e lieve
w ill p rote c t them, do esn’t . M ake
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O utdo or lighting c an run f rom dusk
till daw n on it s ow n, or motion
lighting. T his m eans for a p er son to
b reak- in they will not b e doing it
under the cover of dark ness , ins tea d
they risk b eing se en . T hese are easil y
ins t alle d, are ine xp ensive and you
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T h e larg es t p ar t of ke eping a hom e
s e cure f rom a criminal is hav ing a
g o o d s e curit y s ys tem ins t all e d that
a d dress es your ne e ds , b oth inside
and out side of your hom e.
A G u i d e t o D e t e rri n g I nt ru d e r s
St atis tic s Canada rep or t s that of
230, 0 0 0 b reak- ins across the countr y
in 20 07, ab out 6 0 % (almos t 14 0, 0 0 0)
were residential. In 2011, b reak- ins
were on e of the mos t common for ms
of p rop er t y crim e in Cana da . Po lice
rep or te d over 181, 20 0 b reak- ins ,
accounting for 15% of all p rop er t y re late d of fences .
W hil e th e ins t allation of alar m
s ys tems and motion de te c tor s have
contrib ute d to a s tead y re duc tion in
hom e b reak- ins in re cent year s , alone
th ey may not de ter a de ter mine d
thie f. T h ey should b e combine d
w ith oth er m easures that he lp ke ep
b urglar s f rom f inding your hom e an
at tr ac tive t arg e t .
M ake your hom e less v ulner ab le by
fo ll ow ing these tips . O ut side the
hom e You want your hom e to app ear
imp en e tr ab l e. I f it l o o k s dif f icult to
b reak into, chances are a b urglar will
m ove on to another t arge t .
Ke ep shrubs and b ushes we ll
trimm e d and away f rom your
do or ways . T his he lps e liminate
p ossib le hiding p laces for intr uder s .
M ake sure that y ard work to o ls are
not l e f t out . T hey c an b e use d by an
intru der to b reak into your hom e.
Consider ins t alling light s or motion
de te c tor s around the e x terior of your
hous e.
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N ever hide e x tr a keys outdo or s ,
esp e ciall y in obv ious p laces such as
do or le dges , mailb oxes or under th e
mat .
H om e alar m s ys tems or do gs
that b ark at s tr anger s are great
de terrent s for b urglar s , as are signs
like “b eware of the do g ” and hom e
alar m s ticker s p lace d on your do or s
and windows .
D o not p ut a sign with your f amil y
nam e on the out side of your hous e.
A thie f could lo ok up your numb er
in the p hone b o ok and c all to se e if
any b o d y ’s hom e.
I f you go out , never leave a note on
your do or.
D o o r s a n d w i n d ows
T hese are the main entr y p oint s
of your hom e. M ake sure they are
se cure and dif f icult to ge t through .
Always lo ck your do or s and windows .
A sur p rising numb er of rob b eries
o ccur through unlo cke d do or s or
windows . An op en window se en f rom
the s tre e t c an se em like an inv it ation
to enter your hom e. And don’t forg e t
to lo ck your gar age do or.
E x terior do or s should b e of a s trong,
so lid material and e quip p e d with
high - qualit y lo ck s .
Se condar y lo ck s on do or s and
windows ac t as an ad de d de ter rent .
Always change the lo ck s when you
move to a new hom e or lose keys .
Sliding do or s should b e se cure d w ith
a s tick or m e t al b ar. T he s t ationar y
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do or p an e should also b e se cure d;
oth er w is e it c an b e easil y lif te d of f
th e tr ack . Use an au xiliar y l o ck or
do or pins ho o ke d into the f r am e.
Use tim er s on your light s , s tere os
and te lev isions . T he light s and
noise will give the imp ression that
som e one is hom e.
Pr o t e c t i n g va l u a b l e i t e m s
I f a b urglar c an sp ot valuab le items
f rom th e s tre e t , it ’s like an inv it ation
to com e in .
Se t ting light s to go on and of f at
ir re gular inter vals makes it lo ok like
som e one is mov ing through the
ro oms of the house, as they would b e
if you were hom e.
N ever l eave valuab les in p laces
w h ere th ey c an b e se en through a
do or or w indow. Consider p lacing
items like e xp ensive jewe ller y or
s to ck cer tif ic ates in a s afe t y dep osit
b ox .
Engr ave your driver s’ license numb er
on your valuab l es . And ke ep an
inventor y s tore d in a s afe p lace.
W h e n yo u ’r e away f r o m h o m e
Your g o al when you are away on
v ac ation should b e to make it lo ok
like s om e one is s till liv ing in your
hom e.
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Cance l your newsp ap er and ask a
neighb our or f riend to pick up your
mail.
Hire som e one to cut your gr ass or
shove l the snow. A sk a neighb our to
leave a b ag of their garb age out at
your house on pick- up day.
Leave a c ar in the driveway. I f you
t ake your c ar on vac ation, ask a
neighb our to p ark in your driveway.
Tur n dow n the ringer on your
te lep hone. D o not change your
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M ake it dif f icult to access any
p er s onal infor mation you may have
on your hard drive.
hap p ening around your hom e.
R ep or t suspicious ac tiv ities in your
neighb ourho o d such as unk now n
p er sons hanging around, slow
mov ing vehicles circling the b lo ck ,
unusual noises or unf amiliar p arke d
c ar s .
M ake sure you le t your neighb our s
k now w h en you are p lanning on
b eing away. T hat way they c an ke ep
an eye out for any unusual ac tiv it y
around your hom e.
D o not allow s tr anger s into your
hom e. I f som e one k no ck s on your
do or and s ays they are hur t or n e e d
he lp, ke ep your do or lo cke d and c all
the p o lice for them .
Al ways b e awa r e a n d p r e p a r e d
K now w hat to watch and lis ten
for, and b e smar t when t alk ing to
s tr ang er s .
W hen rep l y ing to c alls f rom
s tr anger s , such as p e op le who s ay
they are te lemarke ter s or conduc ting
a sur vey, never m ention when you
are p lanning to b e away. Likewis e,
do not discuss tr ave l p lans in p ub lic
p laces where you don’t k now who
may b e lis tening.
p hon e m ess age to s ay you are away.
Tur n of f your comp uter and
dis conn e c t it f rom the Inter ne t .
M ake sure trus te d neighb our s and
f riends have a way to reach you, in
c as e th ey notice som e thing s tr ange
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Home Security Quiz
Outside Home
Are th ere clear v iews of all windows
and do or s?
r Yes rNo
T he mo re private an area is , the more
likely it is to at trac t the at tention
of a criminal. T hieves like to work
where they can’t b e seen. Trim trees
and shrubs that blo ck sight to your
windows and do or s , esp ecially
basement windows . Consider installing
a wide - angle lens p ee phole.
Are th ere v isib l e interior or e x terior
light s that give the imp ression you
are hom e, even if you’re not?
r Yes rNo
Install outside lighting to eliminate
dark areas around do or s or windows .
Co nsider using motion lights with a
low intensit y.
W i n d ows
D o th e w indows of your hom e have:
r pin (rem ov ab l e nail - like obje c t
drill e d through the overlapping
ver tic al f r am e at a dow nward angle)
r s e condar y af ter marke t lo ck ing
dev ice?
r Yes rNo
Most window lo ck s are easily broken.
Criminals target sliding windows
b ecause they are easy to jimmy
o p en. Add one or b oth of the securit y
measures mentioned ab ove. Basement
windows , and windows ne x t to do or s ,
can b e protec ted using a piece of
p olycarb o nate – a clear, rubb erized
plastic . It is imp or tant that you can
escap e, in the event of a f ire, when
using a barrier-t yp e counter- measure.
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Doors
Is there an eas y way of se eing who is
at your do or without hav ing to op en
it?
r Yes rNo
Ever y do or should have a way of
clearly seeing who is there without
o p ening it. T his will allow you to kee p
your do or lo cked while assessing the
visitor prior to o p ening it. Leave your
do or lo cked when you are at home,
including your screen do or. If you
have a screen do or, you should have
it lo cked and you can o p en the main
do or to conver se with any p er son while
maintaining securit y. A lo cked screen
do or also provides additional securit y
to any do or.
D o all of your e x terior do or s have a
deadb o lt with a p ar t that e x tends
into the do or f r am e that is at leas t
one inch long? Are the screws
lo c ate d on the do or jamb opp osite
the lo ck at leas t 2 . 5 inches long?
r Yes rNo
Criminals with to ols easily defeat
conventional key in the k nob lo ck s .
D eadb olts should b e installed on all
e x terior do or s . D o or k ick break- ins are
b ecoming common. To secure a do o r
pro p erly, the screws should b e at least
2. 5 – 3. 5 inches long, and the strike
plate should have a minimum of four
of f set holes .
I f you have a sliding do or, do you
have a se curit y b ar in the b ot tom
tr ack to p revent the do or f rom
op ening?
r Yes rNo
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T he standard lo ck ing pin on sliding do or s
is usually cast metal, which break s easily.
A snug f it ting securit y bar, or even ho ckey
stick , should b e added to the do or to
prevent it f rom b eing pried.
G a ra g e D o o r s
D o you clos e and l o ck your gar age?
r Yes rNo
Garages are a favourite target b ecause
they of ten have other valuables , such as
vehicles , p ower to ols , sp or ting go o ds , and
bic ycles in them. T hef ts f rom garages are an
easily preventable crime. Kee p garage do or s
closed and lo cked, even when you are home.
B e sure the overhead do or closes completely
af ter you drive in or out of your garage.
Va l u a b l e s
D o you s tore valuab l es in a s afe t y dep osit
b ox or in th e b asem ent?
r Yes rNo
T he b est place to put valuables is in a safet y
de p osit b ox . A go o d alternative is to hide
valuables in a lo ck b ox in a general storage
area co ncealed in your home. It ’s a go o d
idea to make a list of your valuables , take
photos o r them, and list their serial numb er s
and descriptio ns . Engrave your elec tronics ,
bikes , and to ols .
Neighbours
D o you k now your neighb our s across the
s tre e t and on all thre e sides of you?
r Yes rNo
Neighb our s can lo ok out for one another
and their pro p er t y. Building your communit y
co nnec tio ns enhances the securit y and
qualit y of your home. Neighb our s are also
e xcellent p e o ple to watch over your home
when you are away.
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D o you leave light s on tim er s , b oth inside
and out side the hom e?
r Yes rNo
T imer s make a home lo ok lived in and will
avoid leaving your home in dark ness at
night and leaving the outside lights o n
during the day.
D o you have a tr us te d neighb our or f riend
to pick up your mail, newsp ap er s ,
and f l yer s?
r Yes rNo
T he accumulation of mail is a sure sign that
nob o dy is home.
Have you made arr angem ent s to have your
law n cut and snow shove le d?
r Yes rNo
T he app earance of your home should not
var y whether you are home or awa y.
D o you leave a m ess age on your
ans wering machine that leaves th e
imp ression you are not hom e?
r Yes rNo
Never leave a message to say or imply you
are not home or away for a p erio d of time.
Kee p it the same as when you are home.
R e su l t s
Your result s re f le c t the leve l of s e curit y
your hom e has . I f you ans were d ‘no’ to
any of these ques tions , consider w hat
changes you c an make to imp rove your
hom e se curit y.
Tip
O ne f inal tip is to ensure em ergenc y
p er sonne l c an easil y se e your ad dress
f rom the s tre e t , even at night .
“ I s yo u r h o m e
a n e a s y t ar g e t f o r t hi eve s? ”
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Crime Prevention Through
Environmental Design
Crim e Prevention T hrough
Env ironm ent al D esign (CP T ED)
h e lps make communities s afer
through neighb ourho o d p lanning,
deve l op m ent , and maintenance.
CP T ED de ter s criminal ac tiv it y
through natur al sur veillance
(v isibilit y, so cial ac tiv ities), natur al
access contro l (entr y and e xit p oint s ,
fences), and natur al b oundaries .
Eva l u at i n g N e i g h b o rh o o d s
D esignation . W hat is the intende d
us e of this sp ace? D e f inition .
D o es th e sp ace have clear b order s
and ow n er ship? D esign . D o es the
p hysic al design supp or t the intende d
f unc tion?
G ra f f i t i a n d Va n d a l i s m
Clean up gr af f iti as so on as p ossib le.
Us e de cor ative landsc aping, mur als ,
and light s to discour age t agging.
Avoid shrubs and other natur al
obje c t s a p er son could hide b ehind .
S e le c t tre es that w ill all ow for
sightlin es .
St r e e t s a n d Pu b l i c Sp ace s
H o ld neighb ourho o d ac tiv ities
like b lo ck p ar ties . Ensure s tre e t s
are p e des trian f riendl y. Create
s tre e t sc ap es . Calm tr af f ic to re duce
tr af f ic f low and e xcessive sp e e d .
Pa rk i n g L o t s
Clearl y identif y s t air we lls . Pos t eas y
to se e and read dire c tional signs .
R e duce hiding sp ot s with windows
and mirror s . Inf luence b ehav iour s
with b right , motivating, re f le c tive
co lour s on b ackgrounds . Increas e
v isibilit y with light s and sightlin es .
Use se curit y p er sonne l and se curit y
s ys tems .
Tra i l s a n d Pa rk s
D eny access to iso late d areas .
D ire c t tr af f ic . H o ld ac tiv ities in th e
p ark . Ke ep signs in go o d rep air.
R e design sp ace to increase sightlin es
and to re duce hiding areas . Clear
tr ansitional zones f rom p ub lic to
p rivate sp aces . R e lo c ate gathering
areas to p laces with the b es t natur al
sightlines and access contro l.
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Crime Prevention Goals
Rur al communities have their ow n
unique crim e p revention challenges
i.e. th e f t of crops , copp er wire, f ue l,
timb er, lives to ck , fer tilizer s and
f ar m e quipm ent . Rur al communit y
m emb er s may encounter dumps of
ch emic als f rom clandes tine labs
(M e th labs) or remains of p o ach e d
animals . B e a p ro ac tive neighb our :
ke ep an eye on your neighb our ’s
hom es or cot t ages , lives to ck and
e quip m ent . I f you se e a suspicious
ve hicle or suspicious ac tiv it y, re cord
th e licens e p late numb er and ac tiv it y
o ccur ring; infor m your neighb our s
and l o c al law enforcem ent ab out
any thing mak ing you uneas y.
Doors and Locks
M ake sure e x ter nal do or s in your
hom e and /or cot t age have dead b o lt
l o ck s , and any outb uildings are so lid
wo o d or m e t al and have p a dl o ck s .
Always lo ck them .
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• Use long screws to ins t all dead
b o lt s on do or s (app roximate l y 4
inches) and screw them into th e
do or f r am e.
• Se cure sliding glass do or s with
comm ercial lo ck s , wo o den dowe l
ie. b ro oms tick , in the tr ack to jam
the do or in c ase som e one tries to
p r y it op en .
• Inser t screws in the up p er tr ack
going into the f i xe d f r am e to
p revent anyone f rom lif ting th e
do or f rom it s tr ack .
• Se cure doub le - hung windows by
sliding a b o lt or nail through a
ho le drille d at a dow nward angl e
in each top cor ner of the inside
s ash and p ar t way through the
out side s ash .
• Se cure b asem ent windows with a
wo o den dowe l in the tr ack to jam
the window in c ase som e one tries
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• Cot t ages should always have the
ap p ear ance of b eing o ccupie d.
T his c an b e accomp lishe d by using
m otion ac tivate d light s b oth
indo or s and outdo or s .
• Consider ins t alling a tim er on the
te l ev ision or leav ing the r adio on
to h e lp de ter criminals .
• Store and se cure re creational
e quip m ent out of sight (quads ,
trikes , b o at s , sk i - do os .)
• S afe guard v aluab l e p rop er t y by
engr av ing or mark ing it with your
driver ’s license numb er. Take
p hotos , s ave them on a CD or
m em or y s tick and s tore of f site.
Outside
• Ke ep your house, driveway, b ar ns
and other b uildings we ll - lit .
• Consider ins t alling motion
ac tivate d light s on your p rop er t y.
• Pr une b ack shr ub b er y which may
hide do or s , windows or light s .
• Ke ep your fences in go o d rep air.
• Se cure all access ro ads with gates
or c ab les s tre tche d b e t we en p os t s
cem ente d into the ground; make
them v isib le with b right f lags or
s tream er s , re f le c tive material or
t ap e.
• Pos t “ N o Tresp assing ” or “ N o
Hunting ” signs to demons tr ate
you are on the aler t .
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• S e cure gas p umps , gas t ank s ,
s tor ag e bins , she ds and gr ain
e l ev ator s with s turd y p adlo ck s or
dea db o lt s .
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• R ep or t suspicious wo o d cut ting,
tresp assing and p rop er t y damag e
to lo c al law enforcem ent .
“. . . ke e p a n eye o n yo u r n e i g h b o r s . . .”
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• Ke ep a lis t of all valuab les , cre dit
c ards and serial numb er s in a s afe
p lace.
• Ch e ck the cre dentials of all
do or- to - do or s al esp er sons or
tr a des p er sons by cont ac ting
th eir resp e c tive p rofessional
ass o ciations .
E q u i p m e nt
• M ake Crim e Prevention We ek an
annual reminder to do se curit y
insp e c tions on your p rop er t y.
• Engr ave to o ls , guns , and
machin er y with a p er manent
identif ic ation numb er like a
driver s’ license numb er. An
e le c tric engr aver should b e
av ailab l e f re e charge f rom your
lo c al RCMP de t achm ent .
• Ke ep a re cord of items you have
marke d and the serial numb er s in
a s afe p lace.
• Store and lo ck e quipm ent and
f ar m machiner y in a b ar n or
gar ag e.
• Store f irear ms and ammunition
sep ar ate l y, ensuring b oth are
lo cke d ap p rop riate l y. Firear ms
and ammunition mus t b e s tore d in
accordance with Firear ms Ac t and
re gulations .
• Always lo ck your tr uck s or oth er
vehicles when they are not in us e.
N ever leave keys in vehicles or
f ar m e quip m ent .
• D on’t leave to o ls in the op en
b ack of a pick up tr uck or in an
unse cure d tr uck b e d to o lb ox .
• I f machines mus t b e le f t out for
long p erio ds of tim e, dis ab le th em
by remov ing the rotor, dis trib utor
or b at ter y
• D on’t leave major e quip m ent in a
f ie ld over night or in remote areas
away f rom hom e; lo ck them in a
b ar n or she d or p ark them where
they c an b e se en .
• Imm e diate l y rep or t to law
enforcem ent any missing
chemic als , e quip m ent , f ue l,
m e dicines or fer tilizer s .
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“. . . ru ra l va n d a l s d o m o r e t h a n
s t e a l farm e q u i p m e nt . . .”
Li ve s t o c k
• Tat to o, micro - chip or b r and all
lives to ck . E ar t ags or ne ck chains
c an b e remove d.
• M ark young s to ck so on af ter bir th
and t ake re gular count s of all
lives to ck .
Cr o p s
• Store har ves te d crops in
p rote c te d and l o cke d l o c ations .
• Consider mark ing gr ain, hay
or oth er crops with non -toxic
confe t ti imp rinte d with your
sp e cial co de numb er to b e
rem ove d by s tor age or p ro cessing
f acilities .
• Ke ep s tor age areas neat and we ll organize d so any the f t w ill b e
notice d imm e diate l y.
• Che ck emp loye e re ferences b e fore
they s t ar t work . Infor m them
ab out all your crim e p revention
m easures and ensure they adh ere
to them .
H e l p Yo u r N e i g h b o u r s
• W hen you are away on b usiness or
vac ation, s top the de liver y of your
mail or ask a neighb our to pick it
up.
• Have your neighb our s routin e l y
che ck your p rop er t y and re tur n
the f avor when they leave on
trips .
• J oin a r ur al crim e watch p ro gr am .
Call 9 -1-1 when a crim e is in
p ro gress , other wise cont ac t Crim e
Stopp er s , anony mousl y.
Tammy Orom, President
[email protected]
Data & License Management Specialists
ABSA & ERCB Services
(403) 347-6488
(403) 896-6788
#6, 4630 – 61st Street Red Deer, AB T4N 2R2
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United Front Powers Solution
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T h e M anag er of Se curit y for Alb er t a’s
larges t e le c tric al tr ansmission p rov ider,
Alt aLink , obs er ve d a signif ic ant gap
in communic ation within the indus tr y
and als o b e t we en indus tr y and law
enforcem ent .
In combination with values e xp resse d
by Alt aLink to encour age innovative and
creative s o lutions to age - o ld p rob lems ,
and 28 year s of ser v ice with Calgar y
Po lice, D ean Young was de ter mine d
to f ind a s o lution by conduc ting a
for um consis ting of e le c tricit y indus tr y
p hysic al s e curit y p rofessionals and law
enforcem ent , to work on these issues ,
later nam e d Prov incial El e c tricit y Physic al
S e curit y (PEPS) work ing group.
W ith a commitm ent towards a common
g o al of p rov iding p r ac tic al, work ab le
l ong -ter m s o lutions , p o lice ser v ices
throughout Alb er t a p rov ide d m emb er s to
th e PEPS work ing group, to share realis tic
challeng es that they f ace d in comb ating
crim es agains t the e le c tricit y indus tr y.
Par t of th e challenge was that crim es
such as b reak ing into f acilities and the f t
of cop p er w ire f rom subs t ations , were
not b eing rep or te d to p o lice. T he group
fo cus e d on changing the way indus tr y
and law enforcem ent agencies
app ro ach e d this crim e.
R ath er than v iewinig this as a commo dit y
b as e d crim e, PEPS s tresse d their fo cus was
on th e real danger s , s afe t y and re liabilit y
risk s p os e d to emp l oye es , em ergenc y
f ir s t- resp onder s , and the gener al p ub lic .
D isr uptions to e l e c tric al f acilities also
increas e th e p otential for e le c tro cution
and je op ardize the s afe t y of those who
com e in cont ac t with it . Copp er the f t
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could also cut p ower, where it c an’t b e
af forde d, such as hospit als , scho o ls and
critic al inf r as tr uc ture.
To e duc ate the way the p ub lic p erceive d
this crim e, a p ar tner ship was forg e d
with Crim e Stopp er s to r aise awaren ess .
Crim e Stop p er s p ro duce d a Cop p er
T he f t maga zine, and aire d Pub lic S er v ice
Announcem ent s .
PEPS unique app ro ach c aught th e
at tention of indus tr y and law enforcem ent
agencies out side of Alb er t a , when Cal gar y
and Edmonton b e c am e the f ir s t cities w ith
crow n p rose cutor s de dic ate d so l e l y to
p rose cuting crim es re late d to m e t al th e f t .
To supp or t p rose cutions , Alt aLink and
Calgar y Po lice Ser v ice s t ar te d tr aining a
cour t e xp er t .
“ We s t ar te d an evo lution with how this
crim e is v iewe d,” s t ates Young, w ho als o
p ur sue d lobby ing for fe der al le gislation
as a m emb er of the Canadian Ele c tricit y
A sso ciation (CE A) Se curit y Inf r as tr uc ture
Prote c tion Commit te e, in an e f for t
to se t a s t andard for how cop er w ire
the f t is app ro ache d by all leve ls of law
enforcem ent .
Up date:
• Industr y and law enforcement remain
enthusiastic for new provincial
legislation.
• B ill 201, Scrap Metal D ealer s and
Rec ycler s Identif ication Ac t, received
Royal A ssent, April 29, 2013.
• B ill 201, comes into force; on
pro clamation by the Legislative A ssembly
of Alb er ta .
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T h e imp or t ance of rep or ting crim e
and dis order, re gardless of severit y,
is abs o lute l y v it al for the Po lice
S er v ices and your communit y. T here
are num erous resources within
th e p o lice dep ar tm ent s that , on
a dail y b asis , monitor crim e and
dis order, anal y ze it for p at ter ns and
s end th e infor mation to f rontline
m emb er s so they c an v isit areas
t arg e te d by of fender s . From this ,
t arg e t areas are identif ie d, and, on
num erous o cc asions , the indiv iduals
resp onsib l e are also identif ie d .
T h e f inal result , although not
always s e en, is an arres t for th e
original crim e rep or te d, or for other
o ccur rences .
O n a we ek l y b asis , the Communit y
Liaison Cons t ab les , Communit y
Sergeant s , B eat Sergeant s , as we ll as
div isional managem ent , m e e t ,
rev iew, and discuss crim e p at ter ns
and em erging hot sp ot s . From th es e
m e e tings s tr ate gies are deve lop e d,
discusse d and utilize d by the
m emb er s of each div ision .
V iew maps at :
ht tp: //crim ema p.calgar yp olice.ca
ht tp: //crim ema p ping.edmo nto np olice.ca
T he initial rep or ting of an incident
is crucial. L aw enforcem ent c annot
address crim es or hot sp ot s when
they are not notif ie d. R ep or ting an
incident t ake as lit tle as 15 minutes .
R ep or t s c an b e made by at tending a
communit y or div isional s t ation, by
c alling Po lice or cont ac ting Crim e
Stop p er s , anony m ousl y.
E ach day, anal ys t s p ut to ge ther a
map of the div isions , re cording and
illus tr ating ever y crim e that o ccur s
in th e div ision . Fur ther, rep or t s of
dis order issues are also do cum ente d.
Pro ac tive p atro ls , b eat p atro ls ,
and p ro ac tive p o licing event s , are
resp onses to the em erging crim e and
disorder p at ter ns do cum ente d . In
many c ases , when a p o lice c ar or
a p o lice of f icer is note d in your
neighb orho o d, they are v isiting a
t arge t area .
“. . .t h e fr e q u e n c y a n d s eve ri t y o f o cc u rr e n ce s
w i ll i n c r e a s e w h e n t h ey ar e n o t d e a l t w i t h . . .”
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Canadian Criminal Real Time
Identification Services (CCRTIS)
O ve r v i ew
A key comp onent of Forensic Science
& I dentif ic ation Ser v ices (FS & IS),
CCR T IS maint ains the national
rep ositor y of f inger p rint and criminal
re cord infor mation and is mandate d
to p rov ide dire c t op er ational supp or t
to th e Cana dian law enforcem ent ,
criminal jus tice and p ub lic se curit y
communities , as we ll as inter national
p ar tn er s such as the Fe der al Bureau
of Inves tigation (FB I) and Inter p o l
for criminal, civ il and immigr ation
p ur p os es .
O p e rat i o n s
L atent O p er ations p rov ides
verif ic ations of f inger p rint s t aken
f rom crim e scenes to supp or t
p o lice ac tiv ities of law enforcem ent
p ar tner s .
T h e CCR T IS mandate is achieve d
through the organiz ational ac tiv ities
of a numb er of ser v ices .
Q u i c k Fac t s
Ap p rox imate l y 230, 0 0 0 civ il
clear ance f inger p rint re ques t s
are re ceive d annuall y for :
- Emp loy m ent
- Vulner ab le Se c tor (vo lunte er s and s t af f )
- So cial Ser v ices re quirem ent s
- Inter national Adoptions
- Waiver s/ V is as
- Acce ss to inf o r m ati o n re ques t s
For the e xis ting four million
criminal re cords , there are
ap p roximate l y :
- 54 0, 0 0 0 annual tr ans ac tions
- 35 million sup p or ting
do cum ent s
Cri m i n a l R e co r d s I n f o rm at i o n
M anag em ent Ser v ices (CR IMS)
up dates and maint ains more than
6 0 0, 0 0 0 criminal re cords annuall y.
CR IMS p op ulates Criminal R e cord
infor mation to the Cana dian
Po lice Infor mation Centre (CPI C )
I dentif ic ation Dat a B ank . A criminal
re cord f il e consis t s of an indiv idual ’s
criminal charges and their
disp ositions , inclu ding conv ic tions
and dis charges , as we ll as f inger p rint
infor mation . T he maintenance of
f il es inclu des an e le c tronic image
dat ab as e in supp or t of the national
rep ositor y.
Canadian Po lice Ser v ices Infor mation
Centre (CPSI C ) p rov ides criminal
re cord and identif ic ation ser v ices to
all s ys tem user s , including Inter p o l.
Ser v ices are p rov ide d 24 hour s a day,
365 days a year.
“ B i o m e t ri c Dat a M a n a g e m e nt m ai nt ai n
t h e nat i o na l f i n g e rp ri nt r e p os i t o r y ”
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How To Text a Crime Tip
B e g i n by
e nte r i n g
an agency
K E Y WO R D f o r
yo u r a r e a .
ex:
T i p10 0
(K E Y WO R DS
for Alber ta
av a i l a b l e o n
f o l l ow i n g p a g e)
Af te r s e n d i n g
yo u r t i p, yo u
w i l l r e ci eve a
co n f i r m at i o n
m e ss a g e t h at
w i l l co nt a i n
yo u r t i p s te r
a l i as .
T h e K E Y WO R D
is f o l l owe d by
yo u r c r i m e t i p.
S e n d yo u r t i p to
274 637 (CR I M E S)
ex:
T i p10 0
J o h n D o e is
s e l l i n g d r u gs
o n t h e TJ R
c a m p us b e h i n d
the gym!
Pl e as e r e p l y
with additional
i n f o r m at i o n at
a ny t i m e w i t h
yo u r co d e.
D e l e te yo u r t i p
f o r s a f e t y.
ex:
T i p r e ce i ve d !
Yo u r co d e is
R7J9.
To r e q u e s t m o r e
i n f o r m at i o n
te x t H EL P
Te x t S TO P to
o p t o u t at a ny
t i m e.
M e ss a g e a n d
d at a r ate s m ay
a p p l y.
“nice s tuf f ”
T ip10 0
B&E
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Three Ways To Submit an Anonymous Tip
Regardless of how you submit your tip, your
anonymity is protected.
Three ways tipsters can contact
Crime Stoppers, anonymously:
1. TALK 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS)
2. TYPE www.crimestoppers.ab.ca
3. TEXT keyword and tip to 274637 (CRIMES)
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To keep pace with technology and extend
access to the public, specifically our youth,
Crime Stoppers accepts tips via SMS text
messaging. As a community, young and
old, we all share the responsibility of
ensuring our neighborhoods are safe, and
secure places to live. Crime Stoppers
relies on citizens to help prevent and solve
crime.
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Keywords to text a tip:
Calgary - Type ttttips, followed by your crime tip, and send to 274637 (CRIMES)
Airdrie, Banff, Bow Valley, Brooks, Cochrane, Drumheller,
Foothills Country, Red Deer, Medicine Hat, Strathmore
Edmonton - Type TIP250, followed by your crime tip, and send to 274637 (CRIMES)
Lethbridge - Type T IP232, followed by your crime tip, and send to 274637 (CRIMES)
Northern Alberta - Type TIP205, followed by your crime tip, and send to 274637 (CRIMES)
When a tipster calls web tips or texts tips back
using the code number assigned to them,
they will be advised where and when to pick
up their cash award.
All awards are dispensed by a civilian
company, with no attempt to identify the
tipster.
For more information on how to text a tip anonymously , visit www.crimestoppers.ab.ca
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UNSOLVED Crimes
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O n M ay 16, 2013 at 9:25 pm, the male in the p hoto ro de up to a fence d
comp ound on a bic ycle and gaine d access to the use d c ar b usiness in
th e area of 125 Ave / For t R o a d. O nce inside the comp ound, he force f ull y
entere d the b usiness where he remove d keys to a b lack truck . H e drove
th e tr uck through the fence d comp ound and le f t the area . T he vehicle was
later re covere d in the area of 133 Ave /9 0 St .
Susp e c t D escription: 5’8 ”, 20 0 lbs , shor t , scruf f y, dark hair, Native or
M e tis , 30 to 4 0 year s o ld, obv ious mark on his le f t che ek that could b e a
t at to o, bir thmark or other mark . H e was wearing a light co lore d t-shir t ,
jeans and a dark b aseb all c ap with Chic ago W hite Sox emb lem .
Ve hicle description: 20 0 8 b lack , D o dge Ram .
T h e indiv idual show n in the p hoto ab ove may have infor mation ab out
this crim e. Anyone with infor mation as to the identit y of this indiv idual
or ab out this crim e is aske d to c all C s t . Broschak , EPS D ow ntow n div ision
of f ice at 78 0 - 421-2736 or cont ac t Crim e Stop p er s anony mousl y.
TALK : 1- 8 0 0 -222- 8 477
T Y PE : t i p su b m i t . co m
TE X T: TI P250 t o 274 637
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UNSOLVED Crimes
Susp e c t D escription: M al e, 18 to 24 year s o ld, dark , shor t and s tr aight hair,
clean shaven, c auc asian
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O n M arch 22, 2013 at 12:33 am, a group of 6 males entere d a b usiness in th e
area of 10 9 St and 8 4 Ave. O nce inside the b usiness , one of the males walke d
away f rom the group to gr ab a CC T V c am er a susp ende d by a drop ceiling.
T h e mal e susp e c t ripp e d the ceiling tile and remove d the c am er a b e fore
f le eing the b usiness .
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T h e indiv idual show n in the p hoto may have infor mation ab out this crim e.
Anyon e with infor mation as to the identit y of this indiv idual or ab out this
crim e is aske d to c all C s t . J. R eill y, EPS Southwes t div ision of f ice at 78 0 - 426 830 0 or cont ac t Crim e Stopp er s anony mousl y.
TALK : 1- 8 0 0 -222- 8 477
TE X T: TI P250 t o 274 637
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UNSOLVED Crimes
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O n Jun e 9, 2013 at app roximate l y 6:45 am, an unk now n culp rit b roke into
th e G reat Cana dian Piz z a at 503 17 Ave. SW, by b reak ing the lo ck on the
rear do or. O nce inside, the culp rit damage d a c ash re gis ter to gain access
to th e c ash inside. Af ter obt aining an undisclose d amount of c ash, the
culp rit e xite d out the rear do or.
T h e susp e c t is describ e d as male p ossib l y of Middle E as ter n de cent ,
ap p rox imate l y 35 to 4 0 year s o ld, with a heav y b uild. H e was b ald and was
wearing a b lack jacke t and b lack p ant s .
T h e indiv idual show n in the p hoto ab ove may have infor mation ab out this
crim e. Anyone w ith infor mation as to the identit y of this indiv idual or
ab out this crim e is aske d to c all C s t . Ian R eid, CPS D is tric t 1 of f ice at
4 03 -567- 610 0 or cont ac t Crim e Stop p er s anony mousl y.
TALK : 1- 8 0 0 -222- 8 477
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T h e f ir s t susp e c t is describ e d as a c auc asian male, app roximate l y 5’8 ” t all,
w ith a slim b uild. H e was wearing a grey ho o die and b lue jeans . T he se cond
susp e c t is also describ e d as a c auc asian male, app roximate l y 6’ t all with a
slim b uild. H e was wearing a dark- b lue ho o die, b lue jeans and a b aseb all
c ap.
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O n M ay 27, 2013 at app roximate l y 12: 50 am, t wo unk now n culp rit(s) b roke
into Sh e App are l at 24 8 Stewar t G re en SW, by t wis ting of f the lo ck on th e
f ront do or. O nce inside, the culp rit(s) s to le e xp ensive b r as , lingerie and
s w imwear v alue d at app roximate l y $10, 0 0 0.
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Anyon e with infor mation ab out this crim e is aske d to c all C s t . Brennan
Vander water, CPS D is tric t 2 of f ice at 4 03 -567- 620 0 or cont ac t Crim e Stop p er s
anony m ousl y.
TALK : 1- 8 0 0 -222- 8 477
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UNSOLVED Crimes
Som e tim e
b e t we en
Ap ril 20, 2013
and Ap ril 24,
2013, thre e
unk now n
of fender s
b roke into
a s tor age
area inside
a residential
comp le x ,
lo c ate d in th e
20 0 b lo ck of
13 Avenue SW.
O nce inside,
they rem ove d
thre e bic ycles
by cut ting
of f the chain
lo ck s .
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T he of fender s
are b e lieve d
to have f le d
the scene
in a white co loure d van .
T h e indiv iduals show n in the ab ove p hotos may have infor mation ab out this
crim e. Anyone with infor mation as to the identit y of these indiv iduals or
ab out this crim e is aske d to c all C s t . Ed die Ches al, CPS D is tric t 1 of f ice at
TALK : 1- 8 0 0 -222- 8 477
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O n M ay 10, 2013 at app roximate l y 7:45 am, a man was inside his residence in
th e 4 4 0 0 b lo ck of 14 Stre e t NW, when he obser ve d an unk now n man climb
over his b alcony r ailing to l o o k inside his ap ar tm ent . T he man ye lle d at him,
at w hich tim e the susp e c t climb e d b ack dow n the r ailing and went towards
anoth er area of the b uilding. T he of fender then trie d to climb over a b alcony
r ailing of another suite b ut was interrupte d by a witness and f le d the area on
fo ot .
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T h e indiv idual show n in the p hotos b e low, may have infor mation ab out this
crim e. Anyone w ith infor mation as to the identit y of this indiv idual or ab out
this crim e is aske d to c all C s t . G ab e G r aham, CPS D is tric t 3 of f ice at
TALK : 1- 8 0 0 -222- 8 477
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UNSOLVED Crimes
S om e tim e b e t we en 1 pm on Ap ril 26,
2013 and 11:30 am on Ap ril 27, 2013,
unk now n of fender(s) b roke into the
Cal gar y Cricke t League at 8 0 0 12 St .
NW, and c ause d a signif ic ant amount
of damag e inside. D o or l o ck s , glass
pic ture f r am es , k itchen and change
ro om c abine t s were damage d with
v arious gr af f iti p ainte d on the walls
and f lo or. M any of the items that were
des troye d during this incident were of
his toric al value to the Calgar y Cricke t
League.
Anyon e w ith infor mation ab out this
crim e is aske d to c all C s t . V ladimir
Silo ci, CPS D is tric t 3 of f ice at
4 03 -567- 630 0 or cont ac t Crim e
Stop p er s anony mousl y.
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O n Jun e 10, 2013 at app roximate l y
11: 35 am, a man b roke into a hom e
in th e 10 0 b lo ck of Tar awo o d L ane
N E , by p r y ing op en a b asem ent
w indow. O nce inside, he p ro ce e de d
to a b e dro om where he discovere d a
female resident and her young child
asl e ep. O nce the of fender notice d the
o ccup ant s , he f le d the
residence.
T h e susp e c t is b e lieve d to have a
m e dium b uild and was wearing a
light- co loure d shir t and c arr y ing a
b ack p ack .
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crim e is aske d to c all C s t . Darrin
Chap lin, CPS N or th D is tric t of f ice
at 4 03 - 428 - 650 0 or cont ac t Crim e
Stop p er s anony m ousl y.
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O n M ay 21, 2013 at ap p roximate l y
1: 30 am, t wo m en b roke into
Stor mf ront Promotions at 6120 2 Stre e t SE, by driv ing a vehicle
through the f ront of the s tore. O nce
inside, of fender s remove d sever al
b lack leather jacke t s and go lf shir t s .
T he f ir s t susp e c t is describ e d as
c auc asian male, wearing a b lack
ho o die and b lue jeans . T he se cond
susp e c t is describ e d as c auc asian
male, wearing a b lue ho o die and
jeans . T he vehicle use d to gain
entr y into the b usiness was later
de ter mine d to b e s to len . Damages to
the b usiness are es timate d at $5, 0 0 0.
Anyone with infor mation ab out
this crim e is aske d to c all C s t . J ohn
Hay hur s t , CPS D is tric t 6 of f ice at
4 03 -567- 6 6 0 0 or cont ac t Crim e
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S om e tim e over night b e t we en
June 14, 2013 and June 15, 2013,
unk now n susp e c t(s) entere d a fence d
cons truc tion site lo c ate d in B ow n ess
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Anyon e with infor mation ab out this
crim e is aske d to c all C s t . Kev in
Wo o d, CPS D is tric t 2 of f ice at
4 03 -567- 620 0 or cont ac t Crim e
O n June 2, 2013 at ap p roximate l y
1:50 am, unk now n of fender(s) b ro ke
into the Shopp er ’s D rug M ar t at 1221
Canyon M eadows D r. SE . O nce inside,
a large quantit y of p er f um e /co lo gn es
were s to len .
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Park at 8 8 4 4 4 8 Ave. NW, and c ause d
ap p rox imate l y $25,0 0 0 in damages
to s ever al pie ces of cons truc tion
e quip m ent . T he susp e c t(s) smashe d
w indows , b ent w indow f r am es , and
als o s to le a G PS.
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b e low may have infor mation ab out
this crim e.
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S om e tim e b e t we en 9:30 pm on
Jun e 14, 2013 and 8 am on June 15,
2013, unk now n of fender(s) b roke
into Env irote ch Co atings at 6 812
6 St . SE , by smashing a glass do or.
O nce inside, app roximate l y $15,0 0 0
wor th of indus trial sp r ay p ainting
e quip m ent was s to len .
Anyon e with infor mation ab out this
crim e is aske d to c all C s t . Andrew
Park ins , CPS D is tric t 6 of f ice at
4 03 -567- 6 6 0 0 or cont ac t Crim e
Anyone with infor mation as to th e
identit y of these indiv iduals or ab out
this crim e is aske d to c all C s t . Chris
D unn, CPS D is tric t 8 of f ice at
4 03 -567- 6 8 0 0 or cont ac t Crim e
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O n Jul y 12 at 9:30 am, a male susp e c t driv ing a re d truck at tende d an
Ele c tric al sub -s t ation b e t we en Peace R iver and G r ande Pr airie, Alb er t a .
T h e susp e c t l e f t app roximate l y 8 minutes later without remov ing any thing.
O n Jul y 15, 2013 at 5: 0 0 am, the susp e c t and vehicle at tende d the sub s t ation a se cond tim e and dep ar te d 12 minutes later without remov ing
any thing. T he susp e c t re tur ne d 20 minutes later with b o lt cut ter s to cut 2
ve hicle gate l o ck s and remove sever al ro lls and cut lengths of cop p er w ire.
O n Jul y 17, 2013 at 2:25 am, the susp e c t and vehicle re tur ne d a third tim e
and dep ar te d at 3:4 8 am, to remove more ro lls of cop p er wire. T he susp e c t
th en b ro ke into the sub -s t ation shack which triggere d an alar m, and
p ro ce e de d to remove items .
T h e susp e c t wore a b lue work jacke t , t y pic all y se en in the oil p atch, a dark
b as eb all c ap, dark ho o die, dark p ant s and b o ot s .
Ve hicl e D escription: o lder D o dge Ram truck , re gular c ab, re d with grey
horizont al s trip e de t ailing the length of the tr uck , b lack b ump er guard on
th e f ront .
Although no license p late was obt aine d, images of the vehicle p rov ide d to
R CM P are identif iab le.
Call 9 -1-1 imm e diate l y to rep or t suspicious ac tiv it y or any crim es in
p ro gress , other wise cont ac t Crim e Stop p er s anony mousl y.
TALK : 1- 8 0 0 -222- 8 477
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Wa nt e d f o r R o b b e r y, Arm e d R o b b e r y,
R o b b e r y w i t h Th r e at s o f V i o l e n ce ,
Poss e ss i o n o f St o l e n Pr o p e r t y O ve r
$5,0 0 0. 0 0, Us e o f I m i t at i o n Fi r e a rm
w h i l e Co m m i t t i n g a n d O f f e n ce ,
At t e m p t I n d i c t a b l e O f f e n ce , Th e f t O ve r
$5,0 0 0. 0 0, O bs t ru c t Pe ace O f f i ce r a n d
A ss au l t
Fu l l N a m e: DARC Y / DAN I E L BO U LIAN N E
D O B: 1982 /07/01
H e i g ht : 6’ 0 ” t all
We i g ht : 195 lbs
b row n eyes , b row n hair
Wa rra nt i n E f f e c t : June 26, 2013
Tat t o o s: N e ck – R ight side Jap anese
G r ap hic s SO LD IER ; Le f t side “ PR IN CE”;
B o d y – le f t side F L T; Le f t upp er ar m –
CLOWN w ith HALF HUMAN FACE / HALF SKULL and misce llane ous design;
R ight up p er ar m – D R AGO N; Le f t c alf – Por tr ait of J E SUS and MARY; Le f t
forear m – H O O D LUM; R ight forear m – RU T HLE SS; Upp er Tor so (b ack ) – le f t
side PAN T HER .
B OULIANNE, 31, is ser v ing 13 year s , 3 months and 27 days . BOULIANNE was
re l eas e d into the communit y, however, on June 26, 2013, a Canada wide
warr ant was issue d for B OULIANNE’s ar res t af ter he walke d away f rom th e
hal f way house he was to reside at without p er mission . BOULIANNE has a
his tor y of e x trem e v io lence. H e has los t all cont ac t with authorities and his
cur rent whereab out s are not k now n . It is b e lieve d that he is in the comp any
of, or ass o ciate d to Miche ll e ULR I CH (19 9 0 Ap ril 26) who is also wante d on
a Cana da wide warr ant . O ther criminal conv ic tions for BOULIANNE include:
Poss ession of Sto l en Prop er t y, At tempte d Break and Enter, Possession of
a Contro lle d Subs t ance, Take M otor Vehicle without O w ner ’s Consent ,
Dang erous O p er ation X 2 and Unlaw f ull y at L arge.
D O N OT APPROACH TH I S PE R SO N . C ALL P O LI CE O R CR I M E STO PPE R S .
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Wa nt e d f o r Frau d Un d e r $5,0 0 0. 0 0, Th e f t
Un d e r, Fa i l t o Co m p l y w i t h Co u r t O r d e r,
Po s s e s s St o l e n Cr e d i t Ca r d , I d e nt i t y
T h e f t , Poss e ss i o n o f St o l e n Pr o p e r t y
Un d e r $5,0 0 0. 0 0 a n d O bs t ru c t Pe ace
O f f i ce r
[ Kid’s
Fu l l N a m e: M I CH E LLE / SO N YA U LR I CH
D O B: 19 9 0/0 4/26
H e i g ht : 5’ 9 ” t all
We i g ht : 19 0 lbs
b row n eyes , b lack hair
Tat t o o s: Has t at to os on b oth shoulder s
w ith a PL AY BOY BUNNY on the right
shoulder.
ULR I CH , 23, is ser v ing 2 year s , 1 month and 28 days . ULR I CH was re lease d
into th e communit y, however on June 26, 2013, a Canada wide war r ant was
issue d for her arres t af ter ULR I CH walke d away f rom the half way house sh e
was to reside at without p er mission . ULR I CH has since los t all cont ac t with
authorities and her whereab out s are not k now n . It is b e lieve d that she is
in th e comp any of, or asso ciate d to Darc y BOULIANNE (1982 Jul y 01) who
als o has a Cana da wide warr ant for his ar res t and has a his tor y of e x trem e
v io lence. O ther criminal conv ic tions for ULR I CH include num erous count s
of th e fo llowing: Per sonation, T he f t , Possession of Sto len Prop er t y, Fr au d,
Ille gal Cre dit Card ac tiv ities and Failing to Comp l y with Cour t O rder s .
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Wa nt e d f o r B r e a k a n d e nt e r
Fu l l N a m e: DARC Y / D E AN SM ITH
D O B: 1974/03/01
D e s c ri p t i o n: c auc asian male
H e i g ht : 5’10 ” t all
gre en eyes , b row n hair
Cal gar y Po lice Ser v ice is se ek ing p ub lic assis t ance in lo c ating SM I T H in
conn e c tion with Break and Enter.
O n O c tob er 31, 2012 at app roximate l y 8:20 am, p o lice were c alle d to the
p ark ing l ot of 4 820 N or thland D rive NW for a b reak and enter in p ro gress .
Two mal es at tempting to k ick and p r y their way into a she d at that
lo c ation, however the mal es were unsuccess f ul at gaining entr y. T he mal es
th en re tur ne d to their truck w here they were lo c ate d by p o lice. SM I T H and
an ass o ciate, were arres te d for at tempte d b reak and enter.
SM I T H , 39, is wante d on a warr ant issue d on June 4, 2013, for Break and
Enter charges . SM I T H is not considere d to b e a threat to the p ub lic .
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Fu l l N a m e: ALE X AN D E R / SCOT T WAG AR
D O B: 1987/0 9/19
D e s c ri p t i o n: c auc asian mal e
H e i g ht : 6’ t all
gre en / b lue eyes , b l ond hair
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[ Kid’s
Cal gar y Po lice Ser v ice is se ek ing p ub lic assis t ance in lo c ating WAGAR in
conn e c tion w ith Break and Enter.
O n Ap ril 4, 2013 at app roximate l y 10 :20 p m, WAGAR and t wo asso ciates
climb e d over a fence into a comp ound of condo s truc ture under cons truc tion,
l o c ate d at 9a Stre e t by 2 Ave NW. O nce inside the comp ound they climb e d
onto th e third f lo or b alcony, b ut were unab le to gain access into the
b uilding. T hey e xite d shor tl y af ter by climbing b ack over the fence.
WAGAR , 25, is wante d on a war r ant issue d on June 11, 2013, for Break and
Enter charges . WAGAR is not considere d to b e a threat to the p ub lic .
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Wa nt e d f o r D ri ve W h i l e D i s q u a l i f i e d , Fa i l
t o Ap p e a r, Poss e ss i o n o f St o l e n Pr o p e r t y
a n d Cri m i n a l Fl i g ht
Fu l l N a m e: DAV I D / J E AN B E V I L ACQ UA
D O B: 19 6 4/0 8/0 8
H e i g ht : 5’ 3”
We i g ht : 205 lbs
Tat t o o s: Ches t- D EMO N , D R AGO N HE AD,
D R AGO N , E AG LE; R ight Up p er Ar m -SKULL S ,
E AG LE, ROSE; R ight Forear m -SKULL , T R IBAL
AR T; R ight Elb ow -SPID ER WEB; Up p er B ackC A S T LE, D R AGO N , WAR R I O R , WIZ Z AR D,
SCENE; Le f t Hand -SNAK E, “ IWA” on k nuck l es;
Le f t T high - D EMO N; Le f t Forear m -WAR R I O R ,
R E APER , D EMO NS, 2 V IK IN G HE ADS; Le f t
Up p er Ar m - DAGG ER PAT T ER N; Ab dom en D EM O NS , W IN GS; Le f t Cal f- R OSE, ROSE S W/ T R IBAL AR T.
BE V IL ACQUA , 49, is ser v ing 2 year s . B E V IL ACQUA was re lease d into the
communit y on St atutor y R e lease, however, BE V IL ACQUA f aile d to abide
by th e conditions p lace d up on him . O n June 24, 2013, a Canada wide
war r ant for his arres t was issue d. BE V IL ACQUA has since los t all cont ac t
w ith authorities . BE V IL ACQUA’s criminal his tor y includes Break and Enter,
O bs tr uc t Jus tice, Weap on O f fences , Alcoho l and D riv ing re late d O f fences ,
Tr af f ick ing in a Contro ll e d Subs t ance, Failing to Ap p ear, A ss ault s , Mischie f,
Fr au d, Aggr avate d A ss ault s , Failing to Comp l y with Cour t O rder s , O bs truc t
Peace O f f icer s , Unlaw f ull y at L arge, A ss ault Causing B o dil y Har m, Access or y
to R ob b er y, A ss ault with a Weap on, Ut tering T hreat s , multip le D rive W hil e
D is qualif ie d and R esis t Arres t . BE V IL ACQUA is considere d to b e a threat to
th e p ub lic .
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B U T T E M O TO R S
& FA R M SU PPLY LT D 4 03 -732- 4 4 0 6 B ox 4 0 0 Pi c t u r e B u t te
A KO O I L FI E L D S E RV I C E 78 0 - 8 4 6 -2 35 4 B ox 2 3 K i t s co t y
CENTER POINT
PE R FO R M A N C E I N C 78 0 - 9 85 -2747 49510 R R 262 L e d u c Co u nt y
A L LU R I N G I N T I M AT E S
B O U T I Q U E LT D 78 0 - 4 83 -7831 18 - 9 977 178 St Ed m o nto n
A PPL E B LO SS O M
DAY H O M E S 4 03 -526 - 819 4 B OX 20 0 42 Ke nsi n g to n M e d i ci n e H at
AT E H K U M E K
M A I N T E N A N C E LT D 78 0 -33 4 -2492 135 H i l y a r d Anzac
BAT T L E R I V E R C R E D I T U N I O N 78 0 -336 - 49 4 4 B ox 215 Viking
B E AC H CO R N E R
C R A N E S E RV I C E LT D 78 0 -220 - 92 38
78 0 -220 - 42 38 O n ow ay
B E E S M A R T SA FE T Y
CO N SU LT I N G LT D 78 0 -3 49 -3833 10 039 107 St We s t l o ck
E SS E N T I A L CO I L
W E L L S E RV I C E 4 03 -526 - 9355 1711 D i r k s o n D r N E SS1 R e d cl i f f
CO N TA I N E R K I N G 78 0 - 6 6 6 -7215 15 4 0 4 128 Ave Ed m o nto n
E U R O S T Y L E M FG
& CO N S T R U C T I O N 4 03 -2 50 -278 0 4216 12 St N E # 6 Calgar y
CO U N T Y O F S T PAU L 78 0 - 6 45 -3301 5015 49 Ave St Pau l
EYE ON DESIGN
4 03 -26 6 - 4750 1219 9 Ave SE Calgar y
D & B CO N V E N I E N C E
S TO R E LT D 78 0 - 639 -3289 8 0 4 16 Ave Co l d L a ke
FO O T H I L L S D O O R LT D 78 0 -38 8 -3321 B ox 630 0 D r ay to n Va l l e y
D H PE T C A R E & S E RV I C E S 4 03 - 8 07-3702 3 42 6 Ave N E Calgar y
AV E N U E AU TO M AT I C S 78 0 -791-19 61 8119 Fr a s e r Ave Fo r t M c M u r r ay
E L I Z A B E T H FRY S O C I E T Y 78 0 - 421-1175 1052 3 10 0 Ave Ed m o nto n
DON LAING TRAILERS
4 03 -783 - 8 411 B ox 4 0 97 Po n o k a
D R H E M S TO C K
A SS I S T E D L I V I N G 78 0 - 8 0 8 -2161 4202 5 4 Ave L l oyd m i ns te r
E AG L E S E C U R I T Y CO N T R O L S 4 03 -735 -19 97 2835 19 St N E #3a Calgar y
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& AU TO R E PA I R 78 0 -352-26 6 0 4718 57 St We t as k i w i n
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FO U N TA I N T I R E 78 0 -753 - 6 811 56 0 4 53 St B ox 427 Pr ovo s t
G A S C I T Y D RY WA L L 4 03 -529 -1717 #5 929 S o u t h r a i l w ay St M e d i ci n e H at
G L E N N WO O D M E M O R I A L
GARDENS
78 0 - 4 67- 0 971 52 356 R a n g e R d 2 32 S h e r wo o d Pa r k
G O L D E N A R R OW
SCHOOL BUSES
78 0 - 4 47-1538 2020 4 111 Ave Ed m o nto n
E D G E FL E E T
M A I N T E N A N C E 19 8 8 LT D 78 0 -532- 8911 10 9 07 9 6 St G r a n d e Pr a i r i e
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G R A N D E C AC H E PI Z Z A
& S K Y H I G H LO U N G E 78 0 - 827-36 82 B ox 476 G r a n d e C a ch e
K N E L L E R ’ S SA L E S
& S E RV I C E LT D 78 0 - 9 8 6 -56 0 0 3 - 59 05 45 St Leduc
G R A N - L E E E L E C T R I C LT D 4 03 -207- 49 41 B ox 8 47 St at i o n T Calgar y
LAKELAND CREDIT
U N I O N LT D 78 0 - 826 -3377 B ox 8 057 B o n ny v i l l e
G R AY LO E N T E R PR I S E S LT D 78 0 - 4 67- 9752 5016 8 R R 241 L e d u c Co u nt y
LARGA LIMITED
78 0 - 477- 628 4 1072 3 111 Ave Ed m o nto n
M R . R ’ S LT D 4 03 -38 0 -3376 14 03 3 Ave S Lethbridge
MUD MASTER DRILLING
FLU I D S E RV I C E S LT D 4 03 -2 37- 89 0 0 1015 4 St S W Su i te 530 Calgar y
NICHOLS TRUCKINGS
4 03 -3 4 0 -20 8 8 R R1 Si te 2 B ox 41 Red Deer
G R OAT R OA D
AU TO S E RV I C E 78 0 - 45 4 -114 4 11311 143 St Ed m o nto n
LEA INC
78 0 -352- 9 4 0 9 5311 50 Ave We t as k i w i n
H A R DWO O D E TC 78 0 - 4 85 -2950 2976 Pa r s o ns R D Ed m o nto n
L E T H B R I D G E L I Q U O R S TO R E 4 03 -329 - 4777 530 5 St S Lethbridge
I D E A T E C H N O LO G I E S I N C 78 0 - 431-18 43 674 6 75 St Ed m o nto n
M AG R AT H PH A R M AC Y LT D 4 03 -758 -30 01 B ox 739 M a g r at h
O ’ TO O L E AU TO
B O DY LT D 78 0 -35 4 - 8 678 B ox 1170 B e ave r l o d g e
I N D U S T R I A L M AC H I N E I N C 78 0 - 9 4 4 - 69 8 6 11920 145 St Ed m o nto n
METIS CHILD
& FA M I LY S E RV I C E S
S O C I E T Y O F A L B E R TA 78 0 - 452- 610 0 Ed m o nto n
PI C T U R E PE R FE C T
AU TO B O DY 4 03 -732-559 0 B ox 331 Pi c t u r e B u t te
METSO MINERALS
C A N A DA I N C 78 0 - 4 63 - 9 8 65 4710 76 Ave Ed m o nto n
PI LG R I M U N I T E D
CHURCH
78 0 - 476 -5202 9 0 0 8 135 Ave Ed m o nto n
MIDNIGHT’S TRAIL
4 03 -581-3301 B ox 10 9 0 LCD 1 M e d i ci n e H at
PR A I R I E PR E C A S T 4 03 -58 0 -5757 4 4 R o ss M e i r B ay M e d i ci n e H at
M O D E R N TO O L LT D 4 03 -2 36 -1150 114 8 8 70 St SE Calgar y
PR O -T E C H T R A N S M I SS I O N 78 0 - 453 -330 0 12 515 127 St Ed m o nto n
J C I N D U S T R I E S LT D 78 0 - 955 -714 4 512 12 Ave N is k u
J O H N S N OWM O B I L E LT D 78 0 - 672-219 8 B ox 1361 Camrose
K & J AU TO B O DY LT D
4 03 -277-3622 4 8 0 B 6A St N E Calgar y
N O R W E S CO C A N A DA 78 0 - 474 -74 4 0 12015 152 St Ed m o nto n
OA S I S P O O L S & S PA S 4 03 -727- 010 0 6103 Ce nte r St S W Calgar y
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SA N D B L A S T I N G LT D 78 0 - 4 6 6 - 0397 6 615 3 4 St Ed m o nto n
R O C K Y M O U N TA I N
DRILLING INC
78 0 -397-39 95 B ox 6569 H i nto n
SU B L I N E I N C 78 0 -203 -3826 8217 151 St Ed m o nto n
S CO N A S E N I O R C E N T E R 78 0 - 433 -5377 10 4 4 0 8 4 Ave Ed m o nto n
SU D ’ S N ’ T U B S C A R
& T R U C K WA S H 78 0 - 4 02-3837 10 620 117 Ave G r a n d e Pr a i r i e
SEDGEWICK BUILDING
SU PPL I E S 78 0 -38 4 -302 3 5102 47 Ave E S e d g e w i ck
SU T TO N T H O M A S
E N G I N E E R I N G LT D
4 03 -2 53 - 658 6 #20 0 6131 6 St SE Calgar y
S H E R WO O D PA R K B OW L 78 0 - 4 6 4 -210 0 #301 975 Fi r St S h e r wo o d Pa r k
TA L M E K CO M PR E SS I O N
S E RV I C E S LT D 78 0 - 8 49 -1201 B ox 1152 S l ave L a ke
SIGNAL HILL HOTSHOT SIGNS
78 0 -289 -36 0 0 2 5 51313 R R 2 31 S h e r wo o d Pa r k
S I S T E R S S E RVA N T S O F
M A RY I M M AC U L AT E 4 03 -2 30 - 8171 8 02 7 Ave N E Calgar y
S MY L C H E VO R L E T P O N T I AC 78 0 -778 -2 202 B OX 930 St at i o n M a i n W h i te co u r t
S PY D E R M E C H A N I C A L LT D 78 0 - 826 -1122 B ox 78 8 4 B o n ny v i l l e
S T E V E N S H A R DWA R E
& G A R AG E 4 03 - 8 6 8 -2261 B ox 58 Orion
T E R RY S V E I N S O N
PR O FE SS I O N A L
CO R P O R AT I O N 78 0 - 438 - 82 32 6750 75 St Ed m o nto n
THE JEWELLER NEXT DOOR
4 03 - 8 43 - 6320 B ox 2151 Rimbey
THE KEG STEAKHOUSE
A N D BA R 78 0 -539 - 6 69 9 10532 10 0 Ave G r a n d e Pr a i r i e
TILLEY SCHOOL
4 03 -377-22 33 14 8 1 St E Tilley
T R U E C U T LU M B E R LT D 78 0 -38 8 -3895 B ox 126 A l d e r Fl at s
TRUE-LINE
CO N T R AC T I N G LT D 4 03 -3 41-5933 14 0, 4731 61 St Red Deer
T W I N R E N OVAT I O N S 4 03 -597- 6 624 59 R e i ch e l e y St Red Deer
V I L L AG E O F B E R W Y N 78 0 -338 -3922 B ox 2 50 Berw yn
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78 0 - 9 63 - 4 0 4 4 3920 49 Ave Sto ny Pl a i n
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WA L M A R T (O KO TO K S) 4 03 - 9 95 -1371 201 S o u t h r i d g e D r #50 0 O ko to k s
W E S C L E A N E Q U I PM E N T
& C L E A N I N G SU PPL I E S LT D 78 0 - 451-1533 11450 149 St Ed m o nto n
W E S T E R N C R AT I N G
I N T E R N AT I O N A L 4 03 -20 4 -224 4 4750 30 St SE Calgar y
W E S T LO C K CO M M U N I T Y
DAY C A R E C E N T E R 78 0 -3 49 - 49 9 9 10 8 0 4 101 St We s t l o ck
W I LCOX B O O K K E E PI N G 78 0 - 830 - 0518 6229 9 0 St G r a n d e Pr a i r i e
W I L D E N ’ S S E RV I C E 78 0 -72 3 - 4507 5521 3 Ave Eds o n
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B ox 76 0 89
Edm onton AB T6H 5Y 7
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B ox 6 63 St ation M ain
Le thb ridge AB T1J 3Z6
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