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Macon Regional Crimestoppers is a local non-profit serving the Bibb, Baldwin, Houston, Jones, Twiggs, Crawford, Monroe, and Peach regional areas. Through our deployed systems as well as the cooperation of local law enforcement agencies, citizens in our community have a safe, secure, and confidential means to report crimes. If a tip results in an arrest, a reward will be paid to you confidentially and anonymously!
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If you know the identity or the whereabouts of these wanted suspects please call Monroe County Sheriff's Office, Georgia at 478.994.7010 or submit an anonymous tip to Crimestoppers.
To Report an ANONYMOUS Tip:
☎️Call 478-742-2330 or 1-877-68-CRIME (27463).
🖱Click "Submit Tips" in the top bar of our website at www.crimestop.us .
📱 Tap "Submit a Tip" on our free app " Macon Crimestoppers" (available on IOS and Android)
‼️ALL TIPS MADE THROUGH CRIMSTOPPERS WILL BE AND REMAIN ANONYMOUS!‼️
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If you have seen or know the whereabouts of the wanted suspect, please help keep our community safe.
To Report an ANONYMOUS Tip:
☎️Call 478-742-2330 or 1-877-68-CRIME (27463).
🖱Click "Submit Tips" in the top bar of our website at www.crimestop.us .
📱 Tap "Submit a Tip" on our free app " Macon Crimestoppers" (available on IOS and Android)
‼️ALL TIPS MADE THROUGH CRIMSTOPPERS WILL BE AND REMAIN ANONYMOUS!‼️
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If you have seen or know the whereabouts of the wanted suspect, please help keep our community safe.
To Report an ANONYMOUS Tip:
☎️Call 478-742-2330 or 1-877-68-CRIME (27463).
🖱Click "Submit Tips" in the top bar of our website at www.crimestop.us .
📱 Tap "Submit a Tip" on our free app " Macon Crimestoppers" (available on IOS and Android)
‼️ALL TIPS MADE THROUGH CRIMSTOPPERS WILL BE AND REMAIN ANONYMOUS!‼️
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Do your part to help and " Make the Call " if you have any information related this this Missing Person notice.
478.742.2330, 877.68crime or www.crimestop.us
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An awesome example of serving the community.We are committed to helping keep all members of our community safe, especially individuals with autism and other disabilities who may need additional assistance during an emergency.
Recently, a child with autism was found walking alone. Our responders worked to identify him and reunite him with his family, but this situation reminded us just how important it is for families to complete a Residential Premise Form and submit a current photo of their loved one.
Had we already had his information and photograph on file, we may have been able to identify him and reunite him with his family much faster.
The Residential Premise Form allows us to provide first responders with important information, including:
✔ A current photograph
✔ Communication needs
✔ Likes, dislikes, and calming techniques
✔ Behavioral considerations and triggers
✔ Wandering or elopement concerns
✔ Emergency contacts and caregiver information
✔ Other information that could help us during an emergency
This program is supported by Logan's Law, and the information is reviewed every six months to help ensure it remains current.
Please do not wait until an emergency happens. If you have a child or adult loved one with autism or another disability, we encourage you to complete a form and provide us with a current picture. Having this information available can make a critical difference when every minute matters.
We also ask that you please share this information with family members, friends, caregivers, teachers, support groups, and anyone you know who has a child or adult loved one with a disability. Help us get this information into the hands of the families who may need it most.
📩 To complete a Residential Premise Form or learn more, please contact:
Captain Veronica Edens
📧 vedens@houstoncountyga.gov
📞 478-542-9911
A form and a picture may seem like a small thing, but during an emergency, they could help us identify your loved one and bring them home safely that much faster.
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Monroe County Sheriff's Office setting the example here !On Tuesday, July 21, 2026, Monroe County Sheriffs Deputies conducted a traffic stop at the 190 mile marker on Southbound I-75. The driver was pulled over for speeding, as he was going 86 miles per hour in a 70 miles an hour zone. A search was conducted and over nine pounds of ecstasy was found along with a handgun. Deconta Daniels and Marquisia Sutton, both of Atlanta, were arrested and charged with Trafficking Ecstasy. Daniels was also charged with Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon. Both are in the Monroe County Jail being held without bond.
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Every positive conversation begins by listening.
When we take time to hear our youth, we earn the opportunity to guide them with wisdom, encouragement, and respect.
Together, we can help today’s young people find confidence, purpose, and a brighter path for tomorrow.
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