Teenagers urged to be 'Fearless'

Thursday, 11 September 2014 00:00

Youngsters are being invited to become 'Fearless' supporters of Crimestoppers.

The charity operates the Fearless brand as an online service created as a means of tackling crime which impacts teens.

The campaign is encouraging teenagers to promote it to their friends with Crimestoppers on hand to lend information and support.

Acting chair Phil O'Shea says the idea is to have the young people pass on the messages to their peers:

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