Submit a Tip Here. Click the button to fill in the form. It's confidential. Call in Tip by Phone. Click to Add Info to Your Tip. Click the button on your computer or phone screen to check status.
Go to your favorite App store and download the P3 App. Find your South Florida location. Tipster anonymity is not just a Crime Stoppers' pledge -- it is in our state laws. In Florida, a person, including Crime Stoppers staff or law enforcement officers, may commit a crime if that person intentionally or knowingly shares the identity of a Crime Stoppers Tipster.
Any unauthorized individual may face criminal charges by asking Crime Stoppers staff or law enforcement for tip information. This law was created to show our commitment to the need for privacy. We are serious about the Tipster's anonymity. Crime Stoppers only pays out rewards to anonymous tipsters to ensure a tipster's identity is never known. Tipsters who identify themselves to Crime Stoppers' staff or law enforcement are not eligible for payment by state rules and our operating procedures.
Tipster must not be a victim. Victims need to file police reports with the local law enforcement agency. The tip must come through the Crime Stoppers anonymous tip lines, , online at CrimeStoppers The tip must lead to an arrest of the individual s involved.
Reward value may vary due to the degree of assistance tip gives in resolving a case. A case may require multiple tips to make an arrest. The tipster MUST have the tip number and code given by the operator or web form to be eligible for the reward. Tips are not paid out until law enforcement provides documentation, which is then processed upon receipt by the Crime Stoppers office. Start the good. A single tip matters. Start The Good. Please NOTE:. Our Crime Stoppers will not pay rewards for information provided through any source other than tips submitted directly to its program via its anonymous tip phone line, anonymous website buttons, QR codes, or the mobile app.
