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We Tip

The WeTip Program at Camino School

 

You may have recently noticed posters around campus and at the Post Office regarding a reward for information regarding  a cafeteria break-in.  We want you to know a little more about our WeTip Program.

 

 Students, staff and community members can call WeTip to report any information on crimes committed against our schools.  The hotline is a way for people to get involved in establishing a safer community. 

 

Students are often afraid to report crime information because they fear reprisal from the person they are reporting.  WeTip gives students and their families an opportunity to give information without fear.

 

When you call the WeTip hotline, the first words you will hear from the operator will be,   “This is the WeTip crime line, please do not give your name.”  The operator will then ask a series of questions, designed by law enforcement, to obtain the maximum amount of information about the reported crime.

 

WeTip information is immediately conveyed to the appropriate police, fire, and sheriff’s agencies.

 

After the information is taken, if the informant requests a reward, a code name and number are assigned to the informant.  Cash rewards of up to $1000 are given upon verified reports from law enforcement that WeTip information was received prior to arrest and that the information was helpful in the arrest and conviction.  The reward drop is made at a designated postal location, using the assigned code names and case numbers.  No personal contact is ever made with the informant.

 

Call 1-800-78-CRIME 24 hrs/day, 365 days/year.  Se Habla Espanol.