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Investigators believe one man is behind at least three burglaries at a Chattanooga CVS pharmacy and we need your help tracking him down. As always, there is Crime Stoppers reward cash waiting for the right tip. More>>
Here's a chance to put a stop to a counterfeit check writing scam pulled in at least seven states. More>>
Chattanooga Police and Crime Stoppers are searching for two men involved in a robbery at the Family Dollar on Rossville Boulevard. More>>
A man held up an East Brainerd pharmacy for pills. He was armed with a gun he thankfully did not use, but now he is on the run. Help us track this guy down before he strikes again and get yourself some reward cash in the process. More>>
Investigators think two people are responsible for smashing in the front window of a an East 23rd Street business in January. They just need your help to bring them to justice. More>>
Nearly three years after Antonio Taylor was shot and killed at a Juandale Trail home, his family is still looking for answers. To date, police have not been able to make an arrest. They hope for new leads with your help. More>>
Chattanooga Police want to stop a wave of car burglaries. We have one picture of the man detectives say is stealing cash and credit cards, and one picture of his van. If you can help identify him, a number of cases could be solved and you could earn up to a thousand dollars reward cash. More>>
Surveillance of person of interestWith six threats since October, UTC and Chattanooga Police are on alert. Investigators believe they are close to finding a suspect, but they could use your help. More than $10,000 in reward cash is on the table. More>>
Home security cameras may help bring two burglars to justice. They kicked in the back door of a home in Lookout Valley. Investigators have a good lead, but could use your help to identify the duo and put them in jail. As always, there is Crime Stoppers reward cash waiting for your good tip. More>>
January 31st marks 19 years since Billie Gene Barnes was found dead inside his vehicle on a Walker County, Georgia road. His family and police are still seeking answers about his murder. Crime Stoppers will pay for your good information, and protect your identity. More>>
They robbed a Chattanooga store at gunpoint, but incredibly clear surveillance video may be their undoing...with your help. Up to a thousand dollars is waiting in the week's Crime Stoppers case! More>>
Crime Stoppers and the Chattanooga Police Department are seeking information on the location of Anthony Michael Crowder. More>>
Crime Stoppers and the Chattanooga Police Department are seeking information on the location of Melvin Dewayne Owens. More>>
The trail has run cold on a burglary at a Soddy-Daisy hardware store. Police think the suspects were after cash, and they did some major damage to get it. Help us find them and get paid. More>>
Three men attacked another on his way to work. The bad guys did not waste any time spending what they stole from him. The trio was out looking for trouble in the pre-dawn darkness. Help us give them some, courtesy of the law...and get yourself paid in the process. More>>
All appeared to be well until this guy pulled a knife. Have a good look. Match his face and mannerisms with his fashion pairing of basketball shorts and a fedora. We may get our man and get you paid. More>>
This crime happened fast and, thanks to the location, the bad guys got away almost as quickly, hopping on the interstate and hitting the gas. As usual, we have pictures and if you can tell us who they feature, we have reward cash waiting. More>>
This guy did not know or simply did not care there were surveillance cameras rolling when he decided to toss and steal from the all-night laundry. He is ready for his close-up...are you ready for a payday? More>>
Theft and vandalism at the home of the Lookouts has police on the lookout for two suspects. They need to answer to someone and you need to get paid. More>>
A man did some major damage breaking into a local Sprint store. Police say he smashed a glass door to get inside, then waged war inside. Up to a thousand dollars cash is waiting if you can help with a positive ID. More>>
More than a month after the robbery of a Chattanooga convenience store, police still need leads. Two men roughed up store employees and forced them into a back room at gun point. Help us find them and lock them up before there are deadly consequences for anyone and earn yourself some honest cash in the process. More>>
Scary moments for a store clerk as he comes face-to-face with a bad guy and the barrel of a long gun. See if there is anything you recognize about our criminal this week and earn some free cash. More>>
Suspects in stolen car case from Fort Oglethorpe have been identified and warrants issued for their arrest thank to a call to the Crime Stoppers hotline. More>>
Gang of four breaks glass to get to Target electronics. If you can recognize them, you can get paid! More>>
Crime Stoppers is seeking information on the location of Brian Edward Gregory who is wanted for numerous warrants out of Hamilton County. More>>
Chattanooga Police are part of the nationwide hunt for a serial bank robber. He has hit 10 banks, so far, in 9 states from the west to the Atlantic coast to the southeast. More>>
A North Georgia car dealer may be more careful to whom they hands keys. In May, two men went for test drive and never came back. Have a look at these pictures, put an end to this duo's criminal ways, and earn yourself some Crime Stoppers cash. More>>
Someone made off with five utility vehicles from a Chattanooga dealership leaving very few clues behind. In this week's Crime Stoppers report, there are no pictures nor video, but the stolen vehicles are hard to miss. They are big, brand new, orange and white, and they could be your ticket to some free Crime Stoppers cash. More>>
It is odd that these crooks would pick a restaurant, after hours, on main street in a small community. But, perhaps most strange of all, they came locked and loaded. Fortunate, in this case, that no one confronted them. Now you can put them behind bars and get paid. More>>
A suspect featured in Crime Stoppers over the weekend is behind bars Thursday night. More>>
The TBI has awarded sixteen law enforcement agencies across the state of Tennessee with state appropriated grant money to use exclusively for Crime stoppers programs at the local level. More>>
Police say a fence was no deterrent for a man in flip-flops who wanted to break into vehicles at a Red Bank body shop. They are hoping security video and your good information can bring him to justice. More>>
One should not expect to find much in the way of cash when breaking into a sandwich shop, overnight. So, when this thug came up short, he lifted the only thing he could find: a donation jar. Help us get him behind bars, and get you some reward cash in the process. More>>
Chattanooga Police say a burglar caused major damage, breaking into and stealing from a Hixson Pike convenience store. Because surveillance cameras were watching his every move, it could mean a payday for you. More>>
In this weekend's Crime Stoppers, Chattanooga police are looking for a woman who they say wrote bad checks. More>>
Red Bank police are searching for whoever is responsible for stealing a boat from a Red Bank business last month. More>>
Crime Stoppers is putting out a call for help. Help us find the man who pulled a gun on convenience store clerk and made off with cash and cigarettes. More>>
Police are looking for a man who they say violated his probation and didn't show up for court.
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So many odd things about this Crime Stoppers case: odd location, odd choice of business for the criminal, odd choice of items to steal. The constant: help identify the bad guy, get paid. More>>
Crime Stoppers is seeking information on the location of Corey Dewon Birt who is wanted for violation of his condition of release for aggravated robbery that occurred in the local Chattanooga area. More>>
We say it every week: if you're going to commit a crime, be prepared to be caught on camera and then end up in our Crime Stoppers report.
Some kids didn't heed the warning, and were caught red-handed breaking into a private school. More>>
Rossville Police are trying to track down two men who held up a cell phone store. The manager believes the same duo or group has hit them twice. She says they look to be young, in their late teens to early twenties...and they are packing heat. Free money is waiting if you can help track them down. More>>
He was wearing cammo, but this punk was not hunting for bargains. He had a plan and got away with a lot of cash. If you can identify this week's Crime Stoppers suspect, you could profit from his misdeeds. More>>
Nearly a dozen vehicles have been vandalized on one of Chattanooga's newest car lots. The surveillance video may surprise you, as may the amount of damage this guy was able to do with a key. Have a look, help us out, and earn yourself some cash. More>>
This week in Crime Stoppers, police are on the case of a man who maced a Walmart shopper.
It was all for a purse, that he didn't even get away with. More>>
Elderly man pulled from his car and robbed. He believes it was two men, but it is a masculine-built woman whom police say used his cards and cash at a convenience store. Have a look and decide for yourself. Cash is waiting for the right tip in this case! More>>
Police are closing in on a bold jewel thief and his accomplice, but they need your help with that last key piece of information. The two men seem to have a fondness for pricey rings. One has been identified. Both are still on the run. Help us land them behind bars and a cash reward could be yours. More>>
"Finders-keepers" may work on the playground, but it is not codified law. This woman sees a purse on the ground, swipes it, empties it, then ditches the handbag in a nearby parking lot. Help us teach her a lesson before she passes her criminal ways down to the next generation. More>>
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