Welcome to CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County
You are visiting the official website of CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County, where you can learn about our many programs, keep up with Crimes of the Week and the latest fugitives sought by law enforcement, read about hot and cold cases, make a tax-deductible donation … or submit a tip.
Submit a Tip
If you have information about a crime or fugitive, submit a tip to CrimeStoppers. Learn more about submitting a tip and what information may be helpful to law enforcement officials.
Golf Tournament
We enjoyed a great Second Annual CrimeStoppers Golf Tournament on August 6. Click on the image above to find out more and to see our sponsors list.
Pago Confidencial
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.
Night at the Theatre
CrimeStoppers will be presenting Cabaret at the 8th annual Night at the Theatre event on Friday May 10, 2019. Read more information about this year's event by clicking the image above.
Copperstoppers
CopperStoppers is a program created by CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County, in collaboration with merchants and business associations, to fight the theft and illegal sales, purchases and transportation out of town of copper and other scrap metals.
Crime of the Week
View the Crime of the Week. Memphis Police need help from the public to solve these crimes. If you know any information to help Police, submit a tip.
Senior B Safe
SeniorBsafe is an initiative of CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County. The program is targeted primarily at senior citizens, (and their families and caregivers) who are afraid in their homes and neighborhoods and unsure where to find help.
Trust Pays
Trust Pays is a program for public schools that provides a way for good students to confidentially inform the principal through a trusted faculty member about serious incidents that have occurred or are planned on school grounds.
From Our Case Files
Read real stories of how anonymous tips submitted to Memphis and Shelby County CrimeStoppers helped law enforcement solve cases.
Crime of the Week #7
February 15, 2019 HOMICIDE Officers from the Raines Precinct were flagged down by a pedestrian at 12:34 a.m. Sunday, February 10, 2019 near E. Brooks and Millbranch roads, south of I-240, south leg. The officers quickly discovered Cameo Covington, sitting in the driver’s seat of a vehicle and unresponsive. He…
Crime of the Week #6
February 8, 2019 HOMICIDE Reports of gunshots about 11 p.m. Saturday, February 2, 2019 brought Memphis Police officers from the Raines Precinct to the 4200 block of Graceland Drive, in the Peppertree Apartments, across from Raines-Finley Park and south of E. Raines Road in Whitehaven. When they arrived officers found…
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.
We are an independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit citizen-run organization whose objective is to fight crime and make criminals pay for their actions. We do that without direct city or county tax dollars, We stay open and in operation thanks to those citizens and businesses who support us every year. Your contribution will help CrimeStoppers continue doing this vital work.
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.
We are an independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit citizen-run organization whose objective is to fight crime and make criminals pay for their actions. We do that without direct city or county tax dollars, We stay open and in operation thanks to those citizens and businesses who support us every year. Your contribution will help CrimeStoppers continue doing this vital work.