PHOTO: State Rural Crime Coord-inator Detective Chief Inspector Cameron Whiteside with CEO of Crime Stoppers NSW Peter Price at the launch of the campaign at last week’s Ag Quip field day
Statistics show that only ten per cent of NSW Farmers report crimes committed on their properties, however, eighty-one per cent of them have had crimes committed against them.
In an effort to increase the number of farmers reporting their crimes, Crime Stoppers and the NSW Rural Crime Prevention Team have joined forces for a new crime campaign . . .
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