Public safety remains a top priority for many Oʻahu residents, and CrimeStoppers Honolulu continues to provide an important resource for community members who want to help prevent and solve crimes while protecting their identity.
Honolulu Police Department Sergeant Edmund Ho, CrimeStoppers Coordinator, encourages residents to come forward with information about criminal activity through anonymous reporting. In his role leading CrimeStoppers Honolulu, Sgt. Ho works with the community, local media, and law enforcement partners to help solve crimes involving people, animals, and property while strengthening the safety and well-being of neighborhoods across Oʻahu.
“Every tip can make a difference,” Sgt. Ho shared, emphasizing that residents do not have to provide their name or personal information when submitting a tip.
CrimeStoppers Honolulu operates as a nonprofit organization in partnership with the Honolulu Police Department, the media, and the community to create a network focused on reducing crime and improving quality of life.
CrimeStoppers Honolulu also supports specialized programs that address specific community needs. Student CrimeStoppers works with schools, students, and law enforcement to help reduce criminal activity and related issues on school campuses and surrounding areas. The program has assisted with cases involving illegal drugs, weapons, and property damage.
Animal CrimeStoppers, in partnership with the Hawaiian Humane Society, focuses on protecting Hawaiʻi’s animals by educating the public about animal cruelty and encouraging anonymous tips that can help identify, investigate, and hold offenders accountable.
Councilmember Augie Tulba highlighted the importance of community partnerships in keeping neighborhoods safe and thanked Sgt. Ho and the CrimeStoppers team for their continued efforts to support Oʻahu residents.
Residents who have information about a crime are encouraged to make an anonymous report. For more information about CrimeStoppers Honolulu or to submit a tip, visit honolulucrimestoppers.org.
Watch the full episode below!
Public safety remains a top priority for many Oʻahu residents, and CrimeStoppers Honolulu continues to provide an important resource for community members who want to help prevent and solve crimes while protecting their identity.
Honolulu Police Department Sergeant Edmund Ho, CrimeStoppers Coordinator, encourages residents to come forward with information about criminal activity through anonymous reporting. In his role leading CrimeStoppers Honolulu, Sgt. Ho works with the community, local media, and law enforcement partners to help solve crimes involving people, animals, and property while strengthening the safety and well-being of neighborhoods across Oʻahu.
“Every tip can make a difference,” Sgt. Ho shared, emphasizing that residents do not have to provide their name or personal information when submitting a tip.
CrimeStoppers Honolulu operates as a nonprofit organization in partnership with the Honolulu Police Department, the media, and the community to create a network focused on reducing crime and improving quality of life.
CrimeStoppers Honolulu also supports specialized programs that address specific community needs. Student CrimeStoppers works with schools, students, and law enforcement to help reduce criminal activity and related issues on school campuses and surrounding areas. The program has assisted with cases involving illegal drugs, weapons, and property damage.
Animal CrimeStoppers, in partnership with the Hawaiian Humane Society, focuses on protecting Hawaiʻi’s animals by educating the public about animal cruelty and encouraging anonymous tips that can help identify, investigate, and hold offenders accountable.
Councilmember Augie Tulba highlighted the importance of community partnerships in keeping neighborhoods safe and thanked Sgt. Ho and the CrimeStoppers team for their continued efforts to support Oʻahu residents.
Residents who have information about a crime are encouraged to make an anonymous report. For more information about CrimeStoppers Honolulu or to submit a tip, visit honolulucrimestoppers.org.
Watch the full episode below!
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CrimeStoppers Honolulu gives residents a way to provide information about criminal activity without sharing their name or personal information. Photo: Malia Zimmerman
Cover Photo:
CrimeStoppers Honolulu gives residents a way to provide information about criminal activity without sharing their name or personal information. Photo: Malia Zimmerman
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