Help Keep Your Community Safe & Secure
If they run, they'll only be tired in jail.
could be eligible for cash rewards!
FEATURED CASES
Murder of Henry Gutierrez
Reward: $75,000
Agency: Schertz Police Department
Date of Crime: 2015-12-24
Name of Victim: Henry Gutierrez
Jared Luke Langley
Reward: $7,500
Agency: Montgomery County
Date of Crime: 2017-10-20
Case #: TX06174334
Charge: Parole Violation (Original Offense: Unlawful Poss. of Firearm by Felon), Burg. of Bldg., Burg. of Habitation, Evading Arrest, Theft, Poss. w/Intent to Del./Manufacture a Controlled Substance
Raul Ambrosio Jimenez, Jr.
Reward: $10,000
Agency: Bexar County
Date of Crime: 2017-10-20
Case #: TX03826020
Charge: Sexual Assault of a Child, Traffic of Person under 18 - Prostitution, Probation Violation (Original Offense: Manufacture/Delivery of Heroin)
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HOW IT WORKS
How do I submit a tip?
Call 1-877-403-8477 (TIPS) or Submit Online.
Will I remain anonymous?
YES! Crime Stoppers was designed to serve as a vehicle for citizens to relay criminal information to law enforcement agencies while remaining anonymous.
How much are the rewards?
There is an established reward systems that pays for information leading to the arrest or charges filed on persons involved in crimes.
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.
How do I claim my reward?
When tipsters call they will talk to a third party answering service which will assign a random tip number which may be used to collect a reward if the information leads to an arrest.
ABOUT GUADALUPE COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS
Crime Stoppers encourages members of the community to assist local law enforcement agencies in the fight against crime by overcoming the two key elements that inhibit community involvement: fear and apathy.
Crime Stoppers provides a telephone number and online tip reporting that remains anonymous to encourage citizens in the community to volunteer vital information helpful to law enforcement agencies to fight against crime.