Crime Stoppers is asking your help to solve the following crimes. If you know something, say something. Even information that seems insignificant may be just what law enforcement needs to solve these cases.
St. Croix: In recent weeks, there have been various crimes on the island. Deliberate vehicle fires have been set in the Estate Concordia and Frederiksted areas, female minors have been sexually assaulted in the Mid-Island area, and adults have used 12- to 15-year old minors to commit burglaries in the Long Point-Carlton and Cane Carlton area. Please help law enforcement put these criminals in jail, where they belong.
St. John: On April 26 at Gift Hill School, the main office building was burglarized, with the business office and supply rooms being broken into. The suspect(s) entered by prying open the eastern door. Items stolen included a safe containing over $1,400, and a flat screen Toshiba Regza TV.
St. Thomas: On April 25 at about 9:10 p.m., police responded to a report of shots fired in the area of PMP basketball court. On arrival, police found that two males had been shot. One of the victims, Patrick Smith, died from his injuries. At least two men were seen running from the scene.
Help law enforcement solve these or any other unsolved crimes by submitting an anonymous tip at www.CrimeStoppersUSVI.org or by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Your tips are completely anonymous, and the stateside operators are bilingual. If a tip leads to an arrest or the recovery of stolen property, illegal drugs, or weapons, the tipster receives a cash reward to be paid according to their instructions.
Only anonymous callers to Crime Stoppers are eligible for these cash rewards. Our technology makes it virtually impossible for anyone to trace your tip back to you. To learn how it works, visit our website.
Crime Stoppers USVI is run entirely by volunteers and is financed by membership dues and sponsor contributions. To join us in the fight against crime, you can become a volunteer, or a dues-paying member. For details, please visit www.CrimeStoppersUSVI.org.
