Anyone with information about criminal activity, wanted fugitives, or any crime is asked to contact SWFL Crime Stoppers. Crime Stoppers lets you call in a tip without giving your name.
NO Caller ID. NO Recorded Lines. NO Tracking.
The people of our community have the power to SPEAK UP and STOP CRIME, 100% ANONYMOUSLY, by phone and online. SWFL Crime Stoppers encourages community involvement in solving crimes which will provide a safer place to live, work, and play.
If the information you provide is helpful and leads to an arrest, the recovery of weapons, narcotics, stolen property or the capture of a wanted fugitive, you could be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $3,000. In addition, we are now offering increased rewards of up to $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest in a cold case.
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- Home
- About Us
- Annual Reports
- Bureaus & Departments
- Agricultural Crimes Unit
- Aviation Unit
- Civil
- Civilian Support Unit (CSU)
- Communications
- Community Response Unit (CRU)
- Corrections Bureau
- False Alarm Reduction Unit
- Traffic Unit
- Internal Affairs
- Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC)
- K-9 Unit
- Lee County Gun Range
- Marine Unit
- Narcotics Unit
- Patrol Bureau
- Public Information Office
- Records
- Sheriff’s Youth Activities League
- SWFL Crime Stoppers
- Victim’s Advocate
- CALEA
- Command Staff
- LCSO History
- Memorial
- Mission/Vision/Motto
- Sheriff Carmine Marceno Bio
- Community Programs
- Active Shooter Response
- Animal Cruelty Task Force
- Cell Dogs
- Crime Prevention Programs
- Citizen Survey
- Citizens Academy
- Community Outreach Centers
- Crime Prevention Tips
- HR218
- LCSO Explorer Program
- Nan’s Ranch
- ReUnite
- Safe Students, Safe Schools
- Sheriff’s Youth Activities League
- SWFL Crime Stoppers
- Teen Driver Challenge
- Youth Boxing Program
- Public Interests
- Accessibility Statement
- Animal Abuser Registry
- Bus Stop Safety Issues
- False Alarm Reduction Unit
- CIGNA Coverage Transparency
- Cold Case Podcast
- Community Assistance
- Crime Mapping
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- LCSO History
- Lee County Gun Range
- Reports and Requests
- School Threat & Safety Conversation Guide
- Sex Offenders Search
- Sex Predator Relocations
- Search
- Volunteer
- LCSO Fallen Deputy Memorial
- Home Front Heroes
- Careers
- Contact Us