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THIS WEBSITE IS NOT MONITORED 24/7! IF YOU ARE REPORTING A CRIME IN PROGRESS, PLEASE CALL 911 OR THE DISPATCH NON-EMERGENCY NUMBER AT 717-664-1180.  YOU CAN STILL REMAIN ANONYMOUS.

If you wish to make a police report, please go to your local police station or call dispatch at 717-664-1180 to speak with an officer.  We will not respond to report requests on this site.

To submit a tip, persons with information about cases or wanted persons should call their local police agencies or they may also call 911 in the case of an emergency.    Tipsters may also contact use using the web tip feature here on our site.    The Crime Stoppers 1-800 hotline and Text Tip capabilities are not currently available.

Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is it 100% anonymous?
        a. Yes, none of the information exchanged over the web tip system is logged so there is no way to track the originator of a web tip.   Tipsters may also call provide information about a case or wanted person to their local police agency and do not have to provide their names.   However, in order for Crime Stoppers to contact the tipster to receive a reward (if eligible), the Police Liaison must have a way to contact the tipster. 

2. What if the tip is related to an emergency or a situation where we need to find out who they are?
        a. If it’s clearly an emergency situation, direct them to call 911 immediately. Since the system is two way, you can converse via the text chat, but since its 100% anonymous they may choose not to provide any identifying information.

3. Can we issue a Subpoena to identify the tipster’s information?
        a. Since the tip originators information is not logged in the web tip system, there is no way to find that information out.   However, tipsters may provide their information if they so choose.

4. Can we contact the tipster again in the future?
        a. Persons providing tips through the web tip system on this site can only be contacted if they provide their name, phone number, e-mail address or other information that may help investigators communicate with them.   For the Police Liaison to contact the tipster about a reward (if eligible), the tipster must provide a way to contact them, but do not have to give their name.