Thunder Bay's Crimestoppers is pleased with the seven entries they received for their first Safe Schools Video Challenge. They asked local schools to create video public service announcements. Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School won first place for their "Hate Hurts" video. Second place went to Westgate for their "Deadly Bullying" video.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Crimestoppers Video Challenge
Thunder Bay's Crimestoppers is pleased with the seven entries they received for their first Safe Schools Video Challenge. They asked local schools to create video public service announcements. Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School won first place for their "Hate Hurts" video. Second place went to Westgate for their "Deadly Bullying" video.