Copperas Cove Crime Stoppers
Crime…Report It.
Don’t Support It.
Solving crimes pays cash rewards.
FEATURED MOST WANTED
Christopher Allen Yelder
Date of Crime: 2021-09-14
Case #: 2021-3565
Charge: Possession of Child Pornography
Austin Lee Archibald
Date of Crime: 2022-03-26
Case #: 2022-1195
Charge: Abandoning/Endangering a Child with Imminent Danger of Serious Bodily Injury
Mitchel Anthony Wiley Jr.
Date of Crime: 2022-07-30
Case #: 22-2872
Charge: Assault Family Member Impede Breath
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HOW IT WORKS
How do I submit a tip?
Submit anonymous tips online or by phone at 1-254-547-1111.
Is my identity protected?
YES! Crime Stoppers was designed as a tool for citizens to relay criminal information to law enforcement agencies while remaining anonymous.
How much are the rewards?
The amount of the rewards is based on the established reward systems that pay for information leading to the arrest or charges filed on persons involved in crimes and is limited to $1,000 per reward. The volunteer, civilian board of directors raises the funds for rewards and handles disbursement.
What's different about Crime Stoppers?
The primary role of Crime Stoppers is to protect the identity of our tipsters while solving local cases. We offer safe, secure, and anonymous crime reporting for the public. All calls and texts are processed by a third party before we receive them, and all personal information is stripped.
How do I claim my reward?
When you call in your tip, we will issue you a case number which may be used to collect a reward if the information leads to an arrest. Do not hang up before you receive this number. We CANNOT trace your call.
ABOUT CRIME STOPPERS OF COPPERAS COVE
Copperas Cove Crime Stoppers is a community-based organization dedicated to aiding law enforcement in solving and preventing serious crimes. Crime Stoppers exists to encourage members of our community to assist local law enforcement agencies in the fight against neighborhood crime by overcoming the two key elements that often prevent community involvement: fear and apathy. We are proud of our partnership with citizens, local media, law enforcement, and the criminal justice system.
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