2018 - Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers · And the program grew so much that by October 1980, Crime Stoppers USA had 59 programs. Then in August 1983, Crime Stoppers International was formed

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Crime Stoppers helps to solve a crime every 14 minutes somewhere inthe world.

In July 1976, Greg MacAleese, a Canadian-born police officer inAlbuquerque, New Mexico was investigating a robbery/murder thattook place on a Friday night at a local Phillips 66 gas station in a well-traveled part of town. The victim, Michael Carmen, was only two weeksfrom marrying his high school sweetheart, and was filling in for a friendwho needed that shift off that night. Michael had cooperated with therobbers and turned over the $36 in the till, but they shot him anyway.Michael died four hours later.

MacAleese was frustrated that no one would come forward withinformation on this crime. He determined that there were two reasonsfor the public’s lack of confidence in their police department: (1) Citizens were apathetic. In other words, “why bother,” or “what’s init for me?” (2) Fear of criminal retaliation. Many citizens in Albuquerque believedthat if they came forward with information, they might be the nextvictim.

Determined that this case could be solved, MacAleese approached hisChief of Police, local businesses and the media with the idea that toovercome apathy by having local businesses offer a cash award as anincentive for anyone with information to call police. To overcome fearof criminal retaliation, they would offer callers complete anonymity. Alocal television station agreed to re-enact this crime in September. There-enactment aired at approximately 10:45p.m. during their newscast,and by 8:00a.m. the next morning, the crime was solved.

Impressed with the results, MacAleese sought the support of the Chiefof Police to continue this type of approach to solving crimes. The chiefagreed that if Crime Stoppers could solve 30 serious crimes by the endof the year he would consider making it permanent and part ofAlbuquerque Police Department’s fight against crime. In fact, in thenext four months, Crime Stoppers solved 300 crimes! Crime Stopperstook off! And the program grew so much that by October 1980, CrimeStoppers USA had 59 programs.

Then in August 1983, Crime Stoppers International was formed toreflect the worldwide interest in this unique program. Today, there aremore than 1,700 programs worldwide and that all operate in exactly thesame way. We offer cash awards and complete anonymity.

THE STORY OF CRIME STOPPERS

OCTOBER 2017OCTOBER 2017 THIS YEARTHIS YEAR TO DATETO DATEPerson ArrestedPerson Arrested 22 7373 33103310Charges LaidCharges Laid 66 217217 72917291Cases ClearedCases Cleared 66 145145 59185918Property Recovered Property Recovered $10,000$10,000 $132,650$132,650 $5,156,591$5,156,591Arson Solved Arson Solved 00 00 $1,245,601$1,245,601Fraud Solved Fraud Solved 00 00 $333,869$333,869Drugs Seized Drugs Seized $34,000$34,000 $299,575$299,575 $13,687,174$13,687,174Fugitives ArrestedFugitives Arrested 11 11 433433Tobacco Seized Tobacco Seized 00 $261,275$261,275 $2,251,278$2,251,278Awards Paid Awards Paid 00 $11,200$11,200 $298,100$298,100Total CallsTotal Calls 983983 90579057 132,046132,046

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The Crime Stoppers programs were launched in November 1987 with aprogram for mainland Nova Scotia and a second for Cape Breton Island. Notunlike the first Crime Stoppers in Albuquerque, our programs took off. Wecan boast that we’ve solved such serious crimes as murder, aggravated sexualassault, fraud, arson, smuggling and drug dealing. You name it, and ouranonymous tipsters have solved it. We proudly say that no matter where youlive in Nova Scotia, whether you’re served by the RCMP or a municipal policeservice, Crime Stoppers has played a significant role in identifying criminalsand bringing them to justice. Later in this article, I will share some of the manycases solved by anonymous tipsters.Very early in our history, we identified the persons responsible for the murderof a man. The motive for that crime was robbery. The victim was robbed of asmall amount of money and through the efforts of a tipster who overheard theperpetrators discuss their crime and, specifically, how they committed it, wasso valuable to police that they were able to make two arrests. Eventually, bothpleaded guilty.Another case involving a vicious assault was solved through the efforts of atipster who was able to provide us with the name of the assailant based on aspecific description of the attacker.Several years ago, Crime Stoppers identified several people involved in anelaborate debit card scam which, at that time, had cost the banking institutionseveral thousand dollars in losses. The tipster was able to provide precisedetails on how this group was defrauding the bank.

Police believe that approximately 80% of criminal activity is drug related. SoCrime Stoppers is always proud of any drug seizure attributed to our program.We are very proud that to date, we have been responsible for removing over$14,000,000.00 in illegal drugs out of the hands of our youth. Included inthose seizures is everything from street level dealing as well as sophisticatedgrowing operations. A cocaine seizure in the mid 1990’s was valued at$400,000.00. More importantly, police seized several automatic weapons andthe persons arrested were high-ranking members of an organized crime groupin another part of Canada.The Insurance Bureau of Canada estimates that approximately 15% ofinsurance claims are fraudulent. This is a crime that costs us all. There areseveral cases on the Crime Stoppers books where we have identified peoplewho have engineered their own crime and insurance claim and because of theassistance of our tipsters, Crime Stoppers were able to provide police withspecific details of how the so-called crime was committed, what the suspectswere claiming in losses and most importantly, where the personal items wereactually hidden.Arson is perhaps one of the most difficult cases to solve because during thecommission of the offense not only is property destroyed but so is evidence.We were very fortunate at Crime Stoppers to solve several cases of arson, butone that we are proud of involved property in the valley area of the province.The tipster told Crime Stoppers how the fire was set, what was used as anaccelerant, and others who were present and witnessed this crime. The tipsterprovided the suspect’s name and that the suspect had been seriously burned,along with the fact that they received treatment at another hospital in theprovince. The suspect did not receive treatment at a local hospital so as not todraw attention to them.These are just a few of our accomplishments. Crime Stoppers’ tipsters haveassisted many investigative/enforcement agencies in this province andbeyond. Yet in the numbers below, less than 30% of our callers ask for the cashreward. This phenomenon is almost true with all Crime Stoppers programsworldwide.

NOVA SCOTIA CRIME STOPPERS

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Crime Stoppers promotes the reduction of crime through community based effort to provide appropriateauthorities with the information needed to lay charges against those responsible. Crime Stoppersendeavors to encourage the community to assist local law enforcement agencies in the fight against crimeby overcoming two key elements that inhibit community involvement: Fear and Apathy. Our goal is to make our communities a safer place to live and conduct business.

UNSOLVEDCRIMESGAS & DASH - HALIFAXHalifax Regional Police and Halifax District RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance to identifya woman responsible for a string of gas and dashes throughout the municipality since earlyAugust 2017.• At 7:54 a.m. on August 8 at the Wilson’s Gas Bar located at 30 Farnham Gate Road, Halifax.• At 8 a.m. on September 12 at the Petro-Canada located at 7015 Bayers Road, Halifax.• At 10:47 a.m. on September 25 at the Atlantic Superstore Gas Bar located at 3627 Joseph

Howe Drive, Halifax.• At 8:51 a.m. on September 28 at the Ultramar located at 1830 St. Margarets Bay Road,

Timberlea.• At 8:40 a.m. on October 18 at the Esso located at 3600 Dutch Village Road, Halifax.She is described as a white woman, 20-30’s, with dark, sometimes reddish-colored hair usuallyworn up. In each incident, she was driving a blue Ford Escape, with a stolen license plate numberFDA 175.

THEFT - TOMMY-GUN AT THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, DARTMOUTHAt approximately 9:30 p.m. on October 21, 2017, policeresponded to a report that a collector Thompson machine gunand magazine had been stolen from The Royal CanadianLegion Branch 31 located at 54 King Street, Dartmouthsometime between October 18 at 7 p.m. and October 21 at 7p.m. The gun was displayed in glass case and was screwed to abrick wall in the front lobby of The Legion. The approximately90-year-old gun and magazine have been rendered inoperableand were only for display purposes.

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COLDCASESCOLDCASESDaverico DowneyOn April 23, 2016, at approximately 2:00 a.m., police responded to a report of shots fired and avehicle leaving at a high rate of speed in the area of Downey Road in North Preston. Officerslocated a deceased male on the ground near a residence on Downey Road. The deceased male waslater identified as Daverico Downey. Mr. Downey’s death was ruled a homicide as a result ofbeing shot.

Kevin FerrenOn March 9, 2012, in the early morning hours, members of Halifax Regional Police responded toa report of a break-and-enter in progress at an address on Havenbrook Hill, Dartmouth. Whenofficers arrived at this location, they located Mr. Kevin Farren inside the residence deceased, thevictim of a homicide.

Edwin Michael Thomas ForgeronOn March 9, 2007, at approximately 3:00 p.m., Michael Forgeron was located at 12 ConvoyAvenue, Halifax, and was pronounced dead on the scene. Mr. Forgeron's death was ruled ahomicide.

If you have any information about these unsolved crimes we encourage you to report it to Crime Stoppers bycalling the toll free tips line anytime at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS)

Your call will always remain anonymous and you may be eligible for a cash reward.


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UNSOLVEDCRIMESBREAK, ENTER & THEFT - BEDFORDCrime Stoppers & Halifax Regional police are asking for the public’s help in solvinga break enter and theft which happened sometime during the night of June 29 intothe morning of June 30, 2017 in Bedford.Police were called to the Canadian Tire Store on Damascus Road in Bedford inregards to a break, enter and theft of 48 kayaks from a locked compound. A hole wascut in the fence to allow entry and the kayaks were taken. The kayaks are Pelicanbrand, and most are red or yellow and suited for a single person.

THEFT OF VEHICLES – PICTOU COUNTYOn June 8, 2017, police responded to a vehicle theft in Barneys River. The vehiclewas recovered. Subsequent to the investigation a second vehicle was located at thescene in Barneys River and it was determined to be stolen as well. Police would liketo identify this person of interest who used stolen credit cards to make severalpurchases at a local business.

BREAK ENTER AND THEFT - ENFIELDSometime between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on October 1, 2016, aresidence under renovation on Springreen Road, Enfield was broken into, a numberof tools along with finishing items such as faucets and door handles were taken. Avideo surveillance captured this person during these times. The suspect is describedas a white male, 25-40 years of age wearing a New England Patriots jacket.


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COLDCASESCOLDCASESJohn Fulton NewcombeOn June 1, 2012, at approximately 2:08 a.m., John Newcombe was shot outside of Winston’s Publocated at 278 Lacewood Drive, Halifax, and pronounced dead on scene.

Matthew HebbOn the afternoon of December 12, 2012, police and firefighters responded to a structure fire at455 Highway 374 in Sheet Harbour where they found Matthew Hebb and Earle Stewart deceasedinside the structure.

Earle StewartOn the afternoon of December 12, 2012, police and firefighters responded to a structure fire at455 Highway 374 in Sheet Harbour where they found Matthew Hebb and Earle Stewart deceasedinside the structure.




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UNSOLVEDCRIMESTHEFT - LOWER TRUROColchester District RCMP is asking for help from the public to help solve a theftof tools from a store in Lower Truro. At approximately noon on October 11,2017, a man entered the store and left without paying for the following items:• 12V Dewalt cordless drill• 20V Dewalt cordless drill• 20V Dewalt Impact drill• 20V Dewalt High Torque Impact drillThe value of the items stolen is approximately $1,200.

THEFT – TRURO HEIGHTS ROADIn the overnight hours between October 7 and 8, 2017, a 2005 Kioti farm tractorwas stolen from behind the garage of a residence on Truro Heights Rd, Truro.The tractor is orange, has LED lights on the roof, and forklift-style forks on thefront. The forks on the front of the tractor were recently painted bright orange.




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COLDCASESDonald Jermaine StevensonOn October 16, 2010, members of the Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of a possibleshooting at 39 Jarvis Lane, Halifax. When officers arrived, they located Donald Stevenson at thenoted address suffering from a gunshot wound which was fatal.

Rickey WalkerAt approximately 2:50 a.m. on September 1, 2016, Rickey Walker was located in medical distressbehind John McNeil Elementary School at 62 Leaman Drive, Dartmouth. He was subsequentlytransported to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased. An autopsy confirmed that Mr.Walker’s death as a homicide.

Timothy John KellyOn December 12, 2009, Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of a male lying on thesidewalk in front of a residence on Abbot Drive, Halifax, and located Mr. Timothy John Kelly, a44-year-old male, with multiple gunshot wounds. Mr. Kelly was transported to the hospital andpronounced deceased soon after.




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UNSOLVEDCRIMESROBBERY – NEW GLASGOW At approximately 1:00 p.m. on October 12, 2017 New Glasgow Regional Police was called tothe scene of a robbery at a tavern on Stewart Street, New Glasgow. A lone suspect entered thetavern and demanded a quantity of money. One staff member was present and was grabbed,assaulted and forced into a room. The staff member suffered minor injuries. The suspect fledthe tavern on foot with a quantity of cash. Police immediately responded and was assisted byPictou County Integrated Street Crime Enforcement Unit and Truro Police K-9.The suspect is described as: Shawn Daniel Bonvie, a 36-year-old white male with short,brown hair, blue eyes, 5’8” and approximately 200lbs, last seen wearing blue jeans and abrown, zip-up hooded sweater.

BREAK AND ENTER - TRUROOn June 27, 2017 at approximately 10:27 a.m., a residence was broken into in Truro. Themale and female suspects stole jewelry valued at $50,000.00. The home owner had videosurveillance and was able to capture the suspects on camera, but no video surveillance frominside the residence. The suspects had gone to another property nearby and knocked on thedoor and asked the home owner if their home was for sale, most likely just checking to see ifanyone was home before they committed a break-and-enter. Pictured below are the twosuspects who are now believed to be the travelling criminals.




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COLDCASESCOLDCASESLori Katherine Jollimore On April 27, 2017, members of Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of a deceasedfemale at an address on Farquharson Street, Dartmouth. When officers arrived, they located thevictim, Lori Jollimore, inside the address. The investigation determined that Ms. Jollimore was avictim of a homicide.

Tyler Ronald Joseph KeizerOn November 21, 2016, shortly before 11:00 p.m., police and EHS responded to a weapons callin the area of Gottingen Street and Falkland Street in Halifax. Upon arrival, a male, later identifiedas Tyler Ronald Joseph Keizer, was located and transported to the QEII Hospital where he waslater pronounced deceased. The investigation has determined that Tyler Keizer was the victim ofa homicide.

Naomi Wendy KidstonOn June 7, 2005, at 1:30 p.m., police responded to an address on River Road in Spryfield. Uponarrival, officers located Ms. Naomi Kidston deceased inside an apartment. Her death was ruled ahomicide. Through investigation, officers have determined that Ms. Kidston was last seen alive inthe early morning hours of June 7, 2005, at the residence where she was found deceased.Investigators believe that Naomi Kidston’s death was not a random act and that she would haveknown the person or person responsible for her death.




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UNSOLVEDCRIMESROBBERIES - HALIFAXAt 10:22 p.m. on October 19, 2017 police responded to a report of a robbery in progress atShowtime Video & Variety located at 32 Albro Lake Road, Dartmouth. A lone male hadentered the store with a firearm and demanded the clerk give him cash from the till. The clerkyelled and the suspect fled the store while a customer chased him. The suspect was lastobserved running westbound from the Wyse Road to Albro Lake Road area. There were nophysical injuries.

At 10:52 p.m., police responded to a report of another robbery in progress at BridgeviewGrocery located at 188 Bedford Highway in Halifax. A lone male entered a store with a firearm,pointed it at the clerk and demanded money. The clerk said no and the male fled the area onfoot. There were no physical injuries.

At 11:33 p.m., police responded to a report of a hold-up alarm at the One Stop Shop located at269 Windmill Road. Officers determined a male in a mask had been outside the store andattempted to gain entry by pulling on a door that had been locked by the clerk. The male wasunsuccessful and fled the area. There were no physical injuries.

The suspect is described as a white male, approximately 6’ with a thin build. At the time of theincidents he was wearing all black clothing and a metallic blue mask.


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COLDCASESTyler Bradley RichardsOn April 17, 2016, at approximately 7:56 p.m., a 911 call was received of a male foundunresponsive inside a residence located on Cook Avenue, Halifax. Police responded to theresidence and located a deceased male inside. The male was later identified as Tyler BradleyRichards. Mr. Richards’ death was ruled a homicide as a result of being shot.

Terrence (Terry) Patrick IzzardOn November 14, 2016, at 11:07, a 911 call was received of a gunshot in the area of CraggAvenue, Halifax. Police responded to the area and located a male laying in front of a residence onCragg Avenue. The male was later identified as Terrence (Terry) Patrick Izzard. An autopsy wascompleted and confirmed that Mr. Izzard's death was a homicide as a result of being shot.

Jerell Arron Wright (aka Rutu)At about 10:45 p.m. on May 13, 2009, Mr. Wright (aka Rutu) arrived at a residence on 16Clarence St., North Preston. He was standing in a shared driveway when a series of gunshots werefired in his direction from a vehicle driving by. Mr. Wright was shot and later died in hospital.According to police, those responsible for the shooting immediately left the area in the vehicle.The investigation, to date, has led police to believe the victim was not alone in the driveway whenhe was shot and that he was not the intended target. Police believe there are persons who haveinformation that could result in an arrest and possible charges.




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UNSOLVEDCRIMESTHEFT - CANADIAN TIRE - LOWER SACKVILLEHalifax District RCMP is asking the public for help identifying two suspects involved in a mid-day theft of close to $2000 in merchandise from an open Canadian Tire store in Lower Sackville.At around noon on October 22, 2017, two male suspects drove a black Dodge Caravan to the sideof the Canadian Tire building at 796 Sackville Drive. A few minutes later the van pulls away andparks in the front parking lot. It appears the suspects cut the fence while parked at the side of thebuilding. They proceeded in to the business where they filled multiple carts with merchandiseincluding two Husqvarna chainsaws, a KitchenAid Stand Mixer, a Minn Kota Trolling Motor(Endura C2 40, 36 inch) and a Shakespeare Glider Trolling Motor (36 inch, 55 lbs.). Thesuspects wheeled the carts outside to the garden centre, departed the business then proceeded todrive the van around to pick up the items through the opening in the fence and fled the scene.

Suspect 1 is described as a clean-shaven white man between 40-50 years old. He was wearing agrey hoodie inscribed with the word “CAT”, black track pants, white sneakers, and black ball-capwith sunglasses on the brim.

Suspect 2 is described as a clean-shaven white man between 40-50 years old. He was wearing agreen jacket, blue jeans, white sneakers and a black hat.




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COLDCASESAngela HallOn April 29, 2011, a 911 call was received that a woman was injured at 44 Primrose Street,Dartmouth. Police responded to the scene and Angela Patricia Hall was transported to hospitalwhere she was pronounced dead a short time later. An autopsy confirmed that Ms. Hall’s deathwas a homicide.

Jaumar CarveryOn May 3, 2008, members of Halifax Regional Police responded to reports of shots fired in thearea of Olympic Court and Sunrise Walk, Halifax. When officers arrived they located 21-year-old,Jaumar Carvery, unconscious and unresponsive suffering from a gunshot wound. Mr. Carvery wastransported to the hospital by emergency workers where he was pronounced dead as the result ofthe gunshot wound he received.

Linda Anne ComeauOn September 1, 2016, at 3 p.m., the Digby RCMP received a call for assistance at a residence onFort Point Road, Weymouth North. The body of Lynda Comeau was discovered within theresidence. It was determined that Lynda Anne Comeau’s death was as a result of an injury and themanner of the death was ruled a homicide.


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