This week, we announced a near-doubling of award money for anonymous tips on murder cases that lead to an arrest. This increase will take the maximum allowable award amount for actionable tips from $5,000 to $9,500.
While Florida has enjoyed decades of declining crime rates statewide, some violent offenses are drastically on the rise in certain areas of our state. I am hopeful this increase in the award amount will incentivize more Floridians with knowledge about murders and homicides to anonymously come forward and work with us to solve crimes.
The Florida Association of Crime Stoppers has a record of successfully providing law enforcement with accurate tips leading to arrests in our state. Over the past year, thousands of citizens reported tips through Florida Crime Stoppers leading to more than 2,000 arrests.
This new reward increase is just the latest enhancement by my office, and Florida Crime Stoppers, to the statewide anonymous reporting program. In October of last year, I joined the crime-fighting organization to announce a statewide phone number for reporting crime anonymously—making Florida the first state in the nation to move to a uniform reporting phone number. Now, citizens are able to provide tips about unsolved cases from anywhere in the state by dialing ** TIPS (8477).
To learn more, click here.
If you know something that would help law enforcement bring a killer to justice, be brave. Call **Tips. The information you provide may help stop a killer, bring some closure to a family who lost a loved one or even prevent future homicides.
To learn more, click here.
By helping law enforcement solve homicide cases and put dangerous criminals behind bars, we will build a Stronger, Safer Florida.
While Florida has enjoyed decades of declining crime rates statewide, some violent offenses are drastically on the rise in certain areas of our state. I am hopeful this increase in the award amount will incentivize more Floridians with knowledge about murders and homicides to anonymously come forward and work with us to solve crimes.
The Florida Association of Crime Stoppers has a record of successfully providing law enforcement with accurate tips leading to arrests in our state. Over the past year, thousands of citizens reported tips through Florida Crime Stoppers leading to more than 2,000 arrests.
This new reward increase is just the latest enhancement by my office, and Florida Crime Stoppers, to the statewide anonymous reporting program. In October of last year, I joined the crime-fighting organization to announce a statewide phone number for reporting crime anonymously—making Florida the first state in the nation to move to a uniform reporting phone number. Now, citizens are able to provide tips about unsolved cases from anywhere in the state by dialing ** TIPS (8477).
To learn more, click here.
If you know something that would help law enforcement bring a killer to justice, be brave. Call **Tips. The information you provide may help stop a killer, bring some closure to a family who lost a loved one or even prevent future homicides.
To learn more, click here.
By helping law enforcement solve homicide cases and put dangerous criminals behind bars, we will build a Stronger, Safer Florida.
In The News
Rewards For Tips Upped As Murders Increase, CBS 4 Miami
After Increase In Murders, Florida Attorney General Nearly Doubles Reward For Tips In Homicide Cases To $9,500, WMFE Central Florida
Rewards for tips upped as murders increase in Florida, News4Jax
Ashley Moody urges Joe Biden to reinstate ICE operation targeting sex offenders, Florida Politics
Attorney General Ashley Moody Named as Co-Chair of Elder Justice Committee to Fight Abuse, Fraud, Space Coast Daily
Ashley Moody, lawmakers unveil legislation to address elder exploitation, Florida Politics
Protecting Floridians
Attorney General Ashley Moody, Sen. Danny Burgess and Rep. Colleen Burton announced legislation to strengthen senior protection in Florida. Attorney General Moody,…
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The National Association of Attorneys General named Attorney General Ashley Moody Co-Chair of the NAAG Elder Justice Committee. Established in 2018, the Elder Justice Committee strives to assist state attorneys general in combating elder abuse and fraud through educational programs and resource…
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Events
This week, Attorney General Ashley Moody announced a near-doubling in the amount of reward money for those who submit anonymous tips on homicide cases that result in an arrest. Attorney General Moody made the announcement at roundtable events in Orlando and Tampa, where law enforcement and legislative leaders participated in the crime-fighting discussions.
Attorney General Moody supporting the #EndIt movement to end human trafficking. As Chair of the Statewide Council on Human Trafficking, Attorney General Moody is committed to making Florida a zero-tolerance state for human trafficking. Click here to learn more about the #EndIt movement.