The Latest Breaking News from Crime Stoppers

Members of the public reported sightings while Frank James also called Crime Stoppers himself prior to his capture

NEW YORK — When one of the five tipsters in line to split a Crime Stoppers reward pointed out subway shooting suspect Frank James to police, a responding officer called out: “Hey, Frank.”

NEW YORK — Mientras la policía de Nueva York y las fuerzas del orden público recorrían la ciudad el miércoles en busca del gatillero del metro de Brooklyn, el fornido sospechoso disfrutó de algunas de las delicias culinarias de Manhattan.

NEW YORK — The accused Brooklyn subway shooter was held without bail Thursday afternoon after a federal prosecutor said the heinous attack where 10 straphangers were shot and another 13 injured sent a chill down the spine of every New Yorker.

NEW YORK — The accused Brooklyn subway shooter was held without bail Thursday afternoon at a brief hearing in Brooklyn federal court after prosecutors argued for his continued imprisonment in the “premeditated and carefully planned” rampage aboard a crowded N train.

A 29-year-old Kalgoorlie man who arranged to sell a high-powered rifle illegally has avoided an immediate prison term, just days after Crime Stoppers and WA Police launched a new campaign targeting illegal firearms.

Anyone who can assist police is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

An anonymous call to Crime Stoppers in January has uncovered shocking allegations of consistent and horrific child abuse in north Queensland.

People who have an unregistered firearm or firearm-related items will be able to surrender their weapons to a police station or selected gun shops anonymously and without penalty as an amnesty ramps up over coming weeks.