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TERRORISM
With the recent mass-shootings occurring across the country, Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County is taking a proactive approach to assist law enforcement in identifying potential subjects who may be intent on committing Domestic Terrorism. If a tipster has information of anyone planning or attempting a Domestic Terrorism Act they should contact Crime Stoppers.
YOU WILL REMAIN ANONYMOUS AND POSSIBLY ELIGIBLE FOR A CASH REWARD.
“If this is an imminent attack, contact your local law enforcement immediately”.
Possible Signs
- Is someone talking about committing a Terrorist Act
- Is the person developing a potential target list
- Is the person expressing a hate interest in a certain demographic either verbally, in writing, or through social media
- Is someone stockpiling illegal firearms or explosives
- Is someone expressing strong support/interest for terrorist groups
- Is someone praising previous rapid mass murder suspects
- Is someone fixated on large gatherings or events
- Is someone keeping a diary indicating a desire for mass killings
- Is someone seeking others to participate in a Terrorist Act
CASH REWARDS UP TO $ 5,000.00
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, Mobile Tips and Web Tips to encourage citizens in the community to volunteer vital information helpful to law enforcement agencies to fight against crime.
Crime Stoppers relies on tax deductible contributions from the public in order to operate the administration of the program.
Callers can remain anonymous and are eligible to receive a cash reward if the information given leads to an arrest or grand jury indictment of a felony offender.
Crime Stoppers is comprised of diverse, active and dedicated community representatives. Crime Stoppers provides a method for local law enforcement to receive information on crimes. These efforts increase tips, which in turn increase arrests in our community.
This Program began in 1977 from the efforts of Local Police Departments and the Cuyahoga County Chief's of Police Association. Our Program now operates as an independent organization which is housed under the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department.