Cayman Crime Stoppers has launched an official appeal for anybody with information concerning the murders, robberies and other gun‐related crimes that have occurred recently to come forward and call their tips line, 800 TIPS. Cayman Crime Stoppers is facilitating a reward of up to $50,000 put forward by the Cayman Islands Government for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of any persons for murder, robbery or other gun‐related crimes.
Cayman Crime Stoppers Chairman, Eric Bush, is appealing to members of the public to call the Cayman Crime Stoppers tips line now if they have any information regarding these incidents. “The Cayman Crime Stoppers tips‐line guarantees callers’ absolute anonymity”, Mr. Bush said. He continued, “Calls are answered by our call‐centre in Miami and callers are never asked to disclose their details, so there is no way they can be traced or identified by name.” Cayman Crime Stoppers is able to offer a reward for information which proves valuable in solving a crime, and callers are given a unique code which they can use to make a claim. They never have to disclose their identity. The Cayman Crime Stoppers tips line is
800‐TIPS (that is, 800 8477).
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This is a great opportunity for the people of Cayman to participate in cleaning up this crime problem that impacts on all of us. Please come forward with any information so the police department knows they have the support of everyone on the island.
Can you invest in Crimestoppers? This must be about the safest 50,000 on the island! It seems to be safer than the dollars in banks.
I think monetary reward is definitely an excellent incentive that should motivate informers to step forward and provide vital information that will lead to arrest and conviction of the perpetrators of these heinous crimes. It certainly defies common sense that no one but no one knows who these thugs are? If it takes reward money to get criminals off the street and reduce the incidents their activity, then by all means lets do it!!! On the other hand, law enforcement should do all possible to protect the identity of those providing the information to prevent reprisal and retribution.