MEMPHIS, TN – A CrimeStoppers cash award of more than $20,000 is available to anyone who can help authorities identify a trio of robbers in a brazen midday armed robbery August 29, 2025 outside a Kroger store at 1212 E. Shelby Drive.

A black Nissan Murano bearing an un-readable temporary tag parked behind a Loomis truck at 11:03 that morning. The masked gunmen held automatic rifles on the Loomis driver, ordered him to the ground, then grabbed an unspecified amount of cash in bags from inside the truck before fleeing. They were last seen driving northbound toward Raines Road.

Authorities believe the same three men are responsible for another Loomis robbery at an ATM outside a First Horizon bank in February. They fled that time with multiple containers of cash in a white Nissan Altima that was stolen and later found.

Loomis has provided $20,000 in the case, and CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County placed the money in a special account for awards. The amount will be in addition to whatever the CrimeStoppers Awards Committee of community volunteers decides will be paid out of regular CrimeStoppers funds.

The Memphis Police Department released descriptions of the suspects. All three are thinly-built black males wearing black hoodies, with masks hiding all but their eyes. Two men wore black pants and the other one wore white. Each was armed with an AR-style assault rifle.

“We believe there are people in the community who know who the robbers are,” said David Wayne Brown, executive director of CrimeStoppers. “We gladly will pay this significant amount at an undisclosed location for anonymous information to our tips line that helps bring about a charge and/or an arrest.”

The number is (901) 528-CASH (2274). Every call is guaranteed to remain anonymous.

Memphis, TN – CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County today announced a $5,000 award for information that helps authorities identify the shooter in the death of Jerry C. Shields, Jr. July 13, 2025.

Shields, who worked for UPS, was walking home early that morning along a busy stretch of Elvis Presley Boulevard at Elliston Street. He was only a few houses away from his destination when someone following him shot him in the back. The shooter also took Shields’ Sketchers shoes, his cell phone and umbrella.

The family has raised $1,000. The money added to the $4,000 CrimeStoppers will pay for anonymous information leading to an arrest or charge in the case, making the full award $5,000.

MEMPHIS, TN – CrimeStoppers today announced it now has an award of $21,000 to pay to any citizen who anonymously contacts CrimeStoppers with information that will help identify one or more suspects in the July 19 shooting death of Corey Adams, a University of Mississippi freshman football player.

An additional $11,000 donation was received from the family by CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County from, thanks to a GoFundMe drive the family mounted. The amount has been added to the $10,000 CrimeStoppers already had posted in the homicide case.

Adams, 18 and a touted defensive end from New Orleans, was killed, and several others were injured, when gunfire erupted after a pool party in Cordova.

The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office reported more than 40 rifle and pistol shell casings were found at a nearby residential scene. Chief Deputy Anthony Buckner said there are potentially several suspects in the case.

“We’re sure that somebody knows something that could help solve this case,” said David Wayne Brown, executive director of CrimeStoppers. “We simply ask that people contact CrimeStoppers at 528-CASH (2274) anonymously and provide details that will make him or her eligible for the extraordinary award.

MEMPHIS, TN – CrimeStoppers today announced it has an award of $10,000 to pay to any citizen who anonymously contacts CrimeStoppers with information that will help identify one or more suspects in the July 19 shooting death of Corey Adams, a University of Mississippi freshman football player.

Adams, 18 and a touted defensive end from New Orleans, was killed, and several others were injured, when gunfire erupted after a pool party in Cordova.

The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office reported more than 40 rifle and pistol shell casings were found at a nearby residential scene. Chief Deputy Anthony Buckner said there are potentially several suspects in the case.

A $6,000 donation was received by CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County from an anonymous source. The amount, added to the $4,000 CrimeStoppers customarily pays for information that identifies a suspect in a homicide, makes the award now in this case a total of $10,000.

“In virtually every case, at least one person knows enough information that could help investigators make an arrest,” said David Wayne Brown, executive director of CrimeStoppers. “We simply ask that someone contact CrimeStoppers at 528-CASH (2274) and provide information that will make him or her eligible for the extraordinary award.”

Memphis — An extraordinary award of $50,000 now is available to be paid to anyone who provides information that helps identify one or more people responsible for the murder of Matthew Williams April 9 , 2025 at a meeting of a gun violence prevention organization.

​The extra award of $46,000 — provided by anonymous donors in the city — is added to the amount regularly available from CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County in homicide cases, up to $4,000.

​The incident occurred at a meeting of the Memphis Allies program of Youth Villages in southeast Memphis. Six people were shot and one participant – Williams, 22 – died at the scene. Donations have been coming to CrimeStoppers ever since.

​“The Memphis Police Department’s investigators need the public’s help,” said David Wayne Brown, director of CrimeStoppers. “We are sure there are people with knowledge of this crime. We hope this award amount will bring someone forward to contact us. Every call or text is guaranteed anonymous.”

​The award is one of the largest ever offered by CrimeStoppers.

CrimeStoppers of Memphis and Shelby County today announced it now has up to $25,000 to pay to any citizen who anonymously contacts CrimeStoppers with information that will help identify one or more suspects in the April 9 shooting at a gun violence prevention meeting of the Memphis Allies program of Youth Villages.

Six people were shot and one – Matthew Williams, 22 – died at the scene.

Thanks to a donation, the extra award in the case had been $10,000. Now, several more donors have provided funding that raises the amount to $25,000. That amount will be paid out to the person who provides a successful tip that leads to a warrant and/or an arrest in the case.

“I am sure someone knows something that could lead to an arrest in this murder,” said David Wayne Brown, executive director of CrimeStoppers. “It could be someone who saw something that could help investigators, or someone who has learned something since the shooting.”

All calls and text messages to CrimeStoppers at 528-CASH (2274) are strictly anonymous.