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Report A Crime

In an emergency in Mount Currie dial 911 or 604-894-5757
In an emergency in Lillooet dial 250-256-7767 (or 911 when in cellular services)

​If it is not an emergency, when in Mount Currie dial 604-894-6124
and when in Lillooet dial 250-256-7784

​Please provide the following information when placing a call to the police:
1. Suspect description - height, clothing, gender, weight, and anything about this person that is identifiable to the police or the public.
2. Time delay - how long ago did the incident happened.
3. Direction of travel - where and in which direction did this person go.

BC Crime Stoppers


​1-800-222-8477

If you have information about a crime you can provide an anonymous TIP by calling any day at anytime "24/7".

bccrimestoppers.com/
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The only way for the police to know when and where crimes are being committed is when we receive reports from the public.  Whether you are a victim or a witness of a crime you should consider reporting the incident to police.  If the offense is not reported then that person is more likely to commit the same crime again to someone else.






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