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"We can help the police whenever possible, and ihey can assisi os in cuîîing down on cahle ihefi." Crime Stoppers has henefiied from cahle companies like Cogeco offering puhliciiy, including helping 10 produce and air video re-enacîments of unsolved crimes. Cogeco has also heavily promot- ed and aîsisted with Crime Stoppers fundraising efforis. The partncrship came as a resuli of dis- cussions over a few monihi with Cogeco and the Ontario Association of Crime Stoppers, and if succesîful, il may he extended 10 new juridcictions. Cogeco will display the Crime Stoppers logo and TIPS numher on ils vehicles 10 promote the organization. Cogecos neiwork management centre in Borlingion has heen designated the contact for police whn have received lips. its a hîgh-iech facility ihai shows elec- tronically when iheres heen any "ingress"inmb the sysiem. Sgt. AnselI said the crime of thefi of îelecommunicaiions is one for which police work wiih cahle firms. Bolut s vir- îually certain that someone who merely splits a hookup to add an extra lelevision sel in the hedroom will nol le targeted. Correnîly, she said, police tend only Io charge when il involves hooking up 10 a oulsîde calle box illegally, or if someone illegally iplits his calle service wiîh neighlours. "Thts program jositsort of makes il officiai, that when people phone usto1 say theres piraiing of calle, well take the tip," she said. 1 îhink theyre lookmng for the big fish, for instance a whole building that mighl le taking calle illegally." Ofien, such investigations are tedlinical and involve celle company officiais. When satellite dish crimes are involved il's usualiy a matter for the RCMP. Maureen Tilson-Dymeni, director of communications and programming for Cogeco, said the donation to Crime Sioppers represenied support for a wor- îhy communily cause, and isnt lied t0 paying rewards for reporting on calle cheais. "The $10,000 cheque was to he speni hy Crime Sioppers in whaiever manner they tee fit." Is esîimaîed about $400 million in fees arent heing collecîed lecause of illegal services received on satellite dishes. Payne new co-ordinator Due to the iemporary re-asiîgnmenl of Haion police Sgt. Lee-Ann Anseil, Acting Sgî. Peter Payne is the interim poice co- ordmnator for Crime Sioppers of Halton. A 20-year veteran of the force, Sgt. Ansell stepped down from Crime Stoppers after she was charged with criminal harass- ment relatmng 10 an off-duîy incident June 27.