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CrimeStoppers reaching
into Hispanic community

New informational materials and website keep Hispanic citizens alert

CrimeStoppers has created a small brochure that tells Spanish-speaking citizens what to do when approached by con artists, and how to keep safe at home, in their cars and in their neighborhoods. Click the image for a PDF of the brochure. A limited number are available for neighborhood groups. Contact CrimeStoppers at (901) 525-5122.

CrimeStoppers also created a website to help people who speak Spanish as a first language in Memphis and Shelby County to know how to participate in CrimeStoppers through tips about crime and criminals.

Channel 24 local news did a story. Click Here

NEW! Report a tip 3 ways. Citizens can help solve crimes by sending a text message or a tip on the web. * read on *

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Welcome to CrimeStoppers

CrimeStoppers plans two fundraising events this year. In August we will hold our first annual Golf Tournament. Meanwhile, our sixth annual Night At The Theatre event in May is sold out! See below for all the details. CrimeStoppers fundraisers are important because the organization relies on contributions to do its important work. Some people, even supporters, don't realize that we do not receive direct tax dollars to help solve crimes.

We appreciate all our sponsors who are helping defray the costs of the tournament.

We are sold out! But you can still donate here.

You can reserve tickets now by emailing your name, number of seats, and contact information to info@crimestopmem.org. You will be asked to pay for your tickets at a later date. To reserve and pay for your tickets online, click the image above.

Contact info@crimestopmem.org to receive a registration card in the mail, or click the image above to register online.

Tip leads to arrest in IHOP murder

Detailed tip to 528-CASH helps solve case; victim's photo was posted on Snapchat

Email Buddy Chapman Buddy@crimestopmem.org. You say it. We pay it.

You are visiting the official informational website of CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County, where you can learn about our many programs, keep up with Crimes of the Week, and make a donation.

CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County remains a vital tool in fighting and solving crime in our community.

Because citizens pay attention and want to help bring criminals to justice, they anonymously contact us with tips — by calling our hotline or texting us, or by sending a tip by web mail. When tips lead to arrests, we pay cash.

CrimeStoppers has created four related programs that serve specific segments of our community: Senior Citizens, Students, hispanic-speaking people and anyone affected by or aware of copper theft.

Click one of our program logos below to get more information.

If you want to visit our tips site at the Real Time Crime Center, click here.

If you have a tip about a crime, click here.

Watch the CrimeStoppers TV spots now!

Call it a kind of “Catch-22.”

The more tips that come in to CrimeStoppers, the more crimes are solved and criminals arrested and money our organization gratefully pays out.

As money goes out, more must come in. To keep up with a growing number
of cash paid for tips, we rely on donations and gifts. Your help, in any amount, is key to keeping CrimeStoppers strong and persuading citizens to tell what they know.

Please consider a donation to CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County.

Your gift is fully tax-deductible to the extent that law allows.

If you'd like, you can designate your donation to go towards buying tickets for police officers to next year's Night at the Theatre event. Click here for more information.

New CrimeStoppers program aims to stamp out the ‘Copperheads’

CopperStoppers was created by a coalition of business and government organizations composed to fight the theft of and illegal sales, purchases and transportation out of town of copper and other scrap metals.

Visit the CopperStoppers website for more information.