Crime Stoppers of Marion County

WELCOME

Crime Stoppers is a country wide program designed to assist law enforcement agencies solve crimes. The program provides an anonymous tipline, web and text tipping to encourage citizens in the community to provide information to assist law enforcement agencies fight against crime.

Crime Stoppers is based on the principle that “someone other than the criminal has the information that can solve the crime” and was created to combat the three major obstacles faced by law enforcement in generating that information:

Fear of reprisal
An attitude of apathy
Reluctance to get involved

Callers will remain anonymous and are eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.00 if the information provided directly to Crime Stoppers leads to an arrest, the recovery of stolen property or the recovery or seizure of any illegal drugs or narcotics.

JOHN J. LANDOLFI WM DOB: 2/25/1984

FELONY VOP WARRANT CT I ORGANIZED FRAUD CT I POSSESSION OF ANTISHOPLIFTING INVENTORY CONTROL DEVICE

ERIK Z. MUZZY WM DOB: 4/19/1994

FELONY VOP WARRANT I SALE OF COCAINE II POSSESSION OF COCAINE FELONY VOP WARRANT I SALE OF COCAINE II POSSESSION OF COCAINE

DARRIELLE D. MURPHY BM DOB: 11/20/1988

FELONY WARRANT CT I FELONY PETIT THEFT

RAEKWON Y. VERNON BM DOB: 7/10/1997

FELONY VOP WARRANT GRAND THEFT 300 TO LESS THAN 20,000 DOLLARS

KAREN B. MCEVOY WF DOB: 9/13/1954

WARRANT CT I BATTERY

JAKARIYA L. ELLIS BF DOB: 1/23/2001

FELONY WARRANT CT I UTTERING A FORGED CHECK CT II UTTERING A FORGED CHECK

JOSELITO TORRES WM DOB: 1/13/2000

FELONY VOP WARRANT POSSESSION OF FIREARMS BY DELINQUENT

JOSEPH D. HOWE WM DOB: 8/4/1994

FELONY VOP WARRANT BURGLARY BURGLARY INTRODUCE CONTRABAND INTO DETENTION FACILITY

JOSHUA T. REID BM DOB: 1/11/1991

VOP WARRANT I BATTERY

ROBERT L. ANDERSON BM DOB: 8/31/1970

VOP WARRANT I BATTERY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

A Note From Our Tip Coordinator
In order to be eligible for a reward, anonymous tipsters must contact Crime Stoppers of Marion County first (our call center will contact Dispatch/911 if the call requires immediate action). Law enforcement must confirm whether or not the information provided lead directly to an arrest, the recovery of stolen property or the recovery or seizure of any illegal drugs or narcotics.

Crime Stoppers of Marion County will not pay rewards for information that has already been provided to law enforcement.

Checking the Status of Your Tip
You can check the status of your tip by calling 352-369-6880 on Tuesday and Thursday between 9:00 am-11:00 am. You will need to provide the ID number to the person answering the phone in order to check the status of your tip. At this time, you will find out if your tip is pending, closed or if it is eligible for a reward.

Please note Crime Stoppers has to wait to get information back from law enforcement. The time allowed for this response varies depending on the type of crime involved. In narcotics and drug related cases, it may take up to 90 days before we receive a response.

**Rewards**
Rewards must be collected within 90 days of original approval by the board of directors. After 90 days, the reward must be reapproved by the board.