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Crime Stoppers Golf Scramble South Bend Country Club Monday, June 24, 2013 1:00 p.m. shotgun start Click on the "News & Events" tab for more information.  **************************************** ARMED ROBBERY:  South Bend Police are seeking the identity of these men for the armed robbery of Martin's Supermarket at 1302 Elwood on May 11th.  The one in the black cap was armed, and the other man is believed to be a lookout. ************************************************** Do you know this man? Police in Berrien County want this man identified.  He used a debit card stolen in Berrien Co. on 03/08 to commit fraud & theft in Illinois. ****************************************************** Do you know this man? South Bend Police are looking for this man for large thefts of colognes from Target on Ireland Road. ******************************************** WANTED for LARCENY Police in the South Bend area are seeking the identity of this man who has stolen from multiple CVS stores.  He may be driving a silver Dodge Neon. ******************************** DO YOU KNOW THIS WOMAN? South Bend Police are seeking the identity of this woman for several thefts from area Walmart stores.  ******************************** ARMED ROBBERY This man robbed the South Milford Landing gas station in Lagrange County on Sunday at 5:30, armed with a knife. *************************************************** Do you know these subjects? South Bend Police are attempting to identify this man and woman who are suspects in a home invasion in South Bend on Jan. 8th in the 700 block of S. Sheridan.  ******************************************* Do you know these women? Laporte County Investigators are seeking the identity of these 3 women who used stolen credit cards to purchase gift cards and iPads in Walmart Stores in Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan.  **************************************** ARMED ROBBERY  South Bend Police are seeking the identity of this man who robbed Shamrock Liquors at 3601 Edison Rd. on December 27th.

There are times when people with information on a crime are reluctant to get involved with the police, often due to fear or apathy.  Michiana Crime Stoppers began in 1983 to address this issue. 

Crime Stoppers is operated by a Police Coordinator and a volunteer Board of Directors, and is funded entirely by tax deductible donations.  A  key element to the success of Crime Stoppers is the media.  The scope of the Michiana Crime Stoppers program was determined by the South Bend broadcast viewing area, which encompasses 12 counties in northern Indiana and southwest Michigan.  Contact us if you have information on a felony crime or fugitive in these counties:

• St. Joseph                                    
• Elkhart
• Laporte
• Marshall
• Kosciusko
• Starke
• LaGrange
• Pulaski
• Berrien, MI
• VanBuren, MI
• Cass, MI
• St. Joseph, MI

 

 

Crime Stoppers provides secure web and mobile tips and dedicated phone lines to allow those with information on a crime to relay that information to Law Enforcement while remaining completely anonymous. 

Anyone who provides Crime Stoppers with information that leads to the arrest or indictment of a felony suspect, the location of a felony fugitive, or the recovery of stolen property will be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.

Join the thousands of members of the Michiana Community who have done the right thing and contacted Crime Stoppers.  Together, their tips have led to the arrest of over 7,000 felony offenders.  Become a partner with Crime Stoppers.  Help us assist law enforcement in the fight against crime in our neighborhoods. 

This is what happened with Crime Stoppers in 2012:

• Over 1,000 tips received
• 187 felony arrests
• $290,400 in stolen property and narcotics recovered
• $35,250 paid in rewards

All reward money comes from donations.  Your contribution will help take felony offenders off the streets, and it's tax deductible.  We need your help.  Consider becoming a partner in our fight against crime. 

 

  Crime Stoppers theme song written, produced and performed by Elspeth Eastman.

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