CrimeStoppers

Ashley Phillips
CrimeStoppers Detective
tip line: 704-334-1600
office line: 704-336-8335

Do you have information about a crime?

If so, you can submit your information anonymously by calling, emailing or SMS texting. You could get a cash reward! Although the police solve many crimes in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, they can't solve all of them without your help! We'll Protect Your Identity

You don't have to worry about your name being revealed in the case. We never tell anyone the person's name who tipped us off. Not the the judge. Not the jury. Nobody.


What Kinds of Crimes?

We want to know about burglaries, robberies, drug deals, vandalism, violent acts and threats of violence; any crime of a serious nature. And if you know of a crime that is about to be committed, we want to hear about that, too.


Call in your Tip!

Calls are received at the local Crime Stoppers tips line phone. This phone is a stand alone instrument which does not provide caller ID, and conversations are not recorded. The Crime Stoppers police or civilian Coordinator receiving the information completes the tips information form, makes initial inquiries and then passes the information to the investigating officer. Calls are accepted regarding any publicized request for information, such as "Crime of the Week" or such other crime(s) the caller has knowledge of.


By guaranteeing a caller's anonymity Crime Stoppers allows the caller to give information in a positive atmosphere without the prospect of retribution. By offering cash rewards for information leading to indictment or arrests, the program encourages otherwise reluctant callers to provide information.

704-334-1600

 

Submit A Tip Online!

Tipsters now have the option of giving us tips online. The process is completely secure and anonymous and is a very effective and efficient means of safely communicating with us in today's world. Our WebTip process is powered by the world's leading online tip solution provider, Anderson Software.

The very unique integrated Two-Way Dialog capabilities allow the tipster to come back and provide additional information to their tip at any time, but also provides a secure means for the coordinator to ask questions or provide reward information back to the tipster through the same secure and encrypted interface.

Never submit an emergency tip here. Please call 911 if it is an emergency.

Submit a Crime Stoppers Tip Online

 

CAMPUS CRIME STOPPERS

Crime and violence can seriously disrupt a student's attempt to get what he or she deserves: a good education. It's not fair to let the bad elements in our society ruin someone's future. And a lot of students aren't putting up with it.

Campus Crime Stoppers is an integral part of the overall Charlotte-Mecklenburg Crime Stoppers program. Formed in 1993, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Campus Crime Stoppers targets middle schools and high schools throughout the greater the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System (CMS) and has a ten year history of effectiveness in providing a means for students to help make their own schools safer. Since inception Campus Crime Stoppers has been successful in helping remove weapons and drugs from our schools, as well as providing information that has resulted in solving crimes involving vandalism, assaults and threats to students.

Campus Crime Stoppers educates students on the importance of safety and security at school through posters, flyers, home room meetings, tee shirts and other materials that help promote awareness.

The Campus Crime Stoppers program has been extremely successful and has become a model for other community's crime stopper programs.

 

HOW CAMPUS CRIME STOPPERS WORKS

  • A student can provide information to a School Resource Officer or school official in an anonymous manner, much like the Crime Stopper Community program. Their identify is never revealed.
  • Rewards range from $10 to $250 based upon the tip of crime or incident reported and a recommendation by the Board of Directors
  • A reward of $500 will be given for tips that lead to weapon arrests on school property.

CRIME STOPPERS: TOTALLY FUNDED BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS

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