OVER THE YEARS
Since its inception,
Central Ohio Crime Stoppers
has received over
39,633 tips,
which has resulted
in over 2,139 arrests.
Central Ohio Crime Stoppers
has received over
39,633 tips,
which has resulted
in over 2,139 arrests.
The Crime Stoppers Board of Trustees has approved over
$401,897
in reward money. Anonymously!
$401,897
in reward money. Anonymously!
HOW IT ALL WORKS
Crime Stoppers takes calls from anyone with information about an unsolved crime or a wanted person.
Information which results in the apprehension of a felony suspect qualifies the caller for a cash reward as deter-mined by the Central Ohio Crime Stoppers Board.
Information which results in the apprehension of a felony suspect qualifies the caller for a cash reward as deter-mined by the Central Ohio Crime Stoppers Board.
About
Central Ohio
Crime Stoppers
Since 1977, Central Ohio Crime Stoppers has served as a
vital three- way link between
law enforcement, the news media,
and the general public in bringing criminals to justice.
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vital three- way link between
law enforcement, the news media,
and the general public in bringing criminals to justice.
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Central Ohio Crime Stoppers
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Homicide
in Columbus
in Columbus
On May 12, 2023 Columbus Police received a call about two males shot at 1001 Atcheson St. Officers responded and located two victims with gunshot wounds in the rear of 1001 Atcheson St. Both were transported to a local hospital, where one of the victims succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased by hospital staff.
Felony
in Dublin
in Dublin
On April 5, 2023 two vehicle were broken into at Darree Fields located 6259 Cosgray Rd. in Dublin Ohio. The suspect immediately went to the Kroger store located at 7100 Hospital Dr. and used the stolen credit cards to purchase two 500 dollar gift cards.
Homicide
in Columbus
in Columbus
On March 8, 2005, at approximately 9:20pm, Ronald Bradley Jr., accompanied by three passengers, drove to an unspecified location on Parkwood Place, on the eastside of Columbus. After parking his 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo, an unidentified male approached the passenger side of Mr. Bradley’s car and started speaking to them. Suddenly and without warning, the male backed away from the car and at least two other unidentified persons rushed towards the car, produced shotguns, and started firing at those inside of the car. Mr. Bradley, being struck by the gunfire, lost control of his vehicle and crashed into the residence at 1228 Arkwood Ave.
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