Rewards

We pay all rewards anonymously.

We pay cash rewards of up to £1,000 if the information you give to Crimestoppers leads to one or more people being arrested and charged.

We don't pay rewards simply for the recovery of stolen property.

Did you know...?

Less than 2% of people who could claim a reward actually do so

How do you claim a reward?

When you call us, we will give you a code. This will be the only way of identifying you anytime you ring back or collect the reward. If you are interested in collecting a reward, you will be asked to contact us again at a later date, to find out if the information you have given has led to somebody being arrested and charged.

Once a suspect has been charged, you will be told that the amount of the reward needs to be confirmed by the Chairman of the local Crimestoppers Board of Volunteers. This may take a few days. Once this has been confirmed, you will be then asked to name:

  • The branch of a bank where you can collect the reward
  • The date when you want to collect it

On the agreed date, all you need to do is to go to the bank branch, quote your code and you will be given your cash reward. You will not be asked to sign anything or to provide any proof of your identity.

To give information anonymously to Crimestoppers now, call 0800 555 111 or fill out our anonymous online Giving Information Form.

Andrew Mark SNELGROVE

Criminal

Offence: Violence

SNELGROVE is accused of attempted murder on 24th June 1999.

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