City of Logansport, Indiana

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Cass County Crime Stoppers was incorporated on July 2, 1986.

 

This program is a nonprofit organization.

 

Cass County Crime Stoppers, Inc. was founded to promote community welfare and lessen the burden on the government of Cass County by assisting all the law enforcement agencies operating in Cass County, Indiana. This organization aids in the apprehension and conviction of criminals by making funds available for use in offering rewards. Crime Stoppers also helps develop a community offensive against crime by motivating members of the public to cooperate with the various police units in the county and other law enforcement agencies.

 

Cass County Crime Stoppers operates with the assumption that someone other than the criminal has information that can help solve a crime. Crime Stoppers also relies on the belief that stopping crime is the end result of citizens assisting law enforcement.

 

If you have information about a crime or the location of a wanted person, contact Cass County Crime Stoppers 24 hours a day at 574-722-STOP. If you are calling from out of the area, you may call collect. You DO NOT have to give your name or phone number and you are eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.00. Crime Stoppers does not have caller i.d.

 

 

Information may also be mailed to the following address:

Crime Stoppers is comprised of a Board of Directors and a coordinator who is a law enforcement officer. The Board approves rewards, raises funds, and promotes the program. Crime Stoppers' success depends on cooperation among citizens, the media, and law enforcement.

 

Rewards are available when information given results in an arrest or conviction of a person or persons responsible for a crime. Information provided is forwarded to the appropriate law enforcement investigator. In turn, the investigator will advise Crime Stoppers if the information assisted in an arrest in the case.

 

Information already known by law enforcement will not qualify for an award.

 

Amounts of rewards are based on the following, but not limited to: