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Community footage can help turn the tide on crime so share your footage with Crime Stoppers.

Every day, home security systems and dash cams capture valuable footage of suspicious activity, car break-ins and burglaries. Details like licence plates, clothing and vehicle types can help police identify offenders and link incidents.

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While burglaries have fallen by 7%, aggravated break-ins remain near record levels, up more than 80% over the past four years, showing there is still more work to be done.
Victorians are playing a growing role in community safety, with online reports to Crime Stoppers up more than 14% year‑on‑year, rising from 94,428 in 2024 to 107,896 in 2025.
In the year ending December 2025, residential burglaries fell 7% year‑on‑year, dropping from 30,092 to 27,953 offences - a reduction of 2,139 incidents.
Car theft has surged 96.9% over the past three years, driven in part by offenders using key‑mimicking or cloning technology, with an estimated 30–40% of stolen vehicles taken using these methods.
Aggravated burglaries remain at near-record levels, with ongoing police work including Operation Trinity, which targets hotspots, monitors offenders and intercepts suspect vehicles across Melbourne.
Victorians are playing a growing role in community safety, with online reports to Crime Stoppers up more than 14% year‑on‑year, rising from 94,428 in 2024 to 107,896 in 2025.
In the year ending December 2025, residential burglaries fell 7% year‑on‑year, dropping from 30,092 to 27,953 offences - a reduction of 2,139 incidents.
Car theft has surged 96.9% over the past three years, driven in part by offenders using key‑mimicking or cloning technology, with an estimated 30–40% of stolen vehicles taken using these methods.

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In an emergency or if there is an immediate threat to life, call 000.

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You can report anonymously through Crime Stoppers Victoria. You decide how much information you share.

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When information is shared with Crime Stoppers, it is prepared as a report and passed on to Victoria Police investigators.

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Include helpful information in your report, such as licence plates, distinctive clothing, vehicle types or suspicious behaviour

1.

In an emergency or if there is an immediate threat to life, call 000.

2.

You can report anonymously through Crime Stoppers Victoria. You decide how much information you share.

3.

When information is shared with Crime Stoppers, it is prepared as a report and passed on to Victoria Police investigators.

4.

Include helpful information in your report, such as licence plates, distinctive clothing, vehicle types or suspicious behaviour
Share Your Footage

Do You Have CCTV Footage?

If you have information, or footage that could assist, report anonymously to Crime Stoppers anytime online.

Remember: You are in control of how much information you share, and you can choose to be anonymous.

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If you have information, or footage that could assist, report anonymously to Crime Stoppers anytime online.

Remember: You are in control of how much information you share, and you can choose to be anonymous.

What to look out for....

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If you have information, or footage that could assist, report anonymously to Crime Stoppers anytime online.

Remember: You are in control of how much information you share, and you can choose to be anonymous.

Campaign statistics and information correct as of February 2026.

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