Colorado Springs Police, following an anonymous tip to Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers, arrested juveniles in connection with vandalism at Venezia Park that occurred in September. The tip included videos of the vandalism in progress which helped CSPD identify and capture the vandals.

“We are grateful that an anonymous citizen came forward to give Crime Stoppers information that could be used to solve this crime. Crime Stoppers is a valuable public service for helping law enforcement agencies solve crimes,” said Don Addy, Chairman of PPACS. The reward was offered by PPACS on September 24, 2021, and had been doubled by a citizen contribution from “Hiking” Bob Falcone.

“PPACS is a valuable tool that helps us find suspects and we appreciate their help” said Commander Sean Mandel, head of Investigations for CSPD. “Citizens often have more information about crimes than we do, and having PPACS as a way for them to share that information anonymously is very helpful” he said.

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Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers (PPACS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit program financed by private contributions and managed by volunteers. For confirmation contact Don Addy at 719-684-6525 or daddy@crimestop.net

​For information about vandalism in public parks.
 
Colorado Springs journalist and outdoor recreation advocate "Hiking Bob" Falcone has added an additional $1,000 to the Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of persons responsible for vandalism to property, monuments, memorials and other structures in Venezia and other Pikes Peak area public parks. 
 
If you have information report it to Crime Stoppers at 719-634-STOP (7867) 
or visit www.crimestop.net  You will not be identified.  Qualified rewards will be paid in cash.

For information about vandalism in public parks.
 
Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of persons responsible for vandalism to property, monuments, memorials and other structures in Pikes Peak area public parks. 
 
If you have information report it to Crime Stoppers at 719-634-STOP (7867) 
or visit www.crimestop.net  You will not be identified.  Rewards will be paid in cash.

For Immediate release
$1,000 REWARD
For information about vandalism at Memorial Park

Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of persons responsible for vandalism to monuments and memorials at Colorado Springs Memorial Park, on August 14, 2021.

If you have information report it to Crime Stoppers and remain anonymous. Information that qualifies for the reward will be paid in cash.
Call 719-635-STOP (7867) or visit www.crimestop.net You will not be identified. 

On 8 June, Crime Stoppers and the Housing and Building Association (HBA) of Colorado Springs announced a partnership aimed at curtailing theft from local building sites.  Builders have witnessed a spike in theft at both commercial and residential building sites, which in turn has translated into added costs for homebuilders, home buyers and businesses, and also has led to significant delays in construction projects.  Through the Crime Stoppers program and tip line, the HBA is offering multiple $1,000 rewards for information that leads to the arrest of construction site thieves and vandals. 
 
Crime Stoppers provides a means for citizens to report information on crimes and remain anonymous. Through our tip line number, 719-634-STOP, or website www.crimestop.net, individuals with information on construction site theft, or any other crime, can report information to Crime Stoppers.  Crime Stoppers will ensure local law enforcement receives the information without ever releasing any identifying information on the tip provider. 
 
If you have information or witness suspicious activity at a building site, especially activity occurring between 7pm and 7am, please contact Crime Stoppers via the tip line or website.  You’ll remain anonymous and you can help reduce crime in our community, and in many cases, receive a monetary reward for doing so. Call 719-634-STOP.