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https://static.timesnewsgroup.com.au/prod/uploads/sites/28/2023/09/photo-Victoria-Police-640x640-1.jpg640640Crime Stoppers Victoria is receiving an average of one report every five minutes about unsolved crimes and suspicious activity, according to the latest annual figures. The new data shows that over the last year, Crime Stoppers Victoria recorded 97,115 reports from the public, resulting in Victoria Police making 916 arrests and 1,432 charges being laid. [...]Read More...