Can You Help Us Identify This Man?

UPDATE 9/23/2013:  The man in the pictures was identified!    Thank you to the community for sharing this information!


Detectives are asking for help to identify this man and vehicle in a recent Financial Exploitation incident.  

Anyone who can help identify him is asked to contact Officer David Rice at drice@wrga.gov or at 478-302-5393.

Information can also be submitted anonymously through TipSubmit by texting the tip to CRIMES (274637) and include keyword WRPD in the body of the text. More information about TipSubmit can be found at WRPolice.org. 

Detectives Seeks Identity Of Subject In Business Burglary

Detectives are asking for help in identifying a male suspect involved in a business burglary on September 3rd at 2129 Elberta Road.  

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Detective Shane Mann at 478-302-5381.  Information can also be submitted anonymously through TipSubmit by texting the tip to CRIMES (274637) and include keyword WRPD in the body of the text. More information about TipSubmit can be found at WRPolice.org.

 

Can You Help Us Identify This Entering Auto Suspect?

Detectives are asking for information about the identity of the male in the following pictures.  This male is wanted for questioning in reference to an entering auto incident in August.

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Detective Carder Gravitt at 478-302-5383.  Information can also be submitted anonymously through TipSubmit by texting the tip to CRIMES (274637) and include keyword WRPD in the body of the text. More information about TipSubmit can be found at WRPolice.org.

 

Submit Crime Tips Anonymously!

Warner Robins citizens can now send text and web tips to the Warner Robins Police Department through TipSubmit.

The Warner Robins Police Department and CrimeReports.com have joined together to provide this service which allows citizens to send anonymous tips by sending a text message from a mobile phone, through a mobile application or online.

Using TipSubmit, information can be received anonymously and securely replied to without giving away the identity of the tipster. The service was built specifically to allow text messaging informants to remain anonymous by encrypting phone information and Internet Protocol (IP) addresses by routing them through several secure servers.

The Warner Robins Police Department encourages everyone to report information about any non-urgent, illegal criminal activity. Examples would include information on unsolved cases, vandalism, theft, the sale and distribution of drugs or information about crimes that are being planned in the community and/or schools.

See Frequently Asked Questions 
 
 The program offers three different ways to communicate with law enforcement - 

1. Through standard mobile texting by typing 274637(CRIMES) in the "send to" field number and then type WRPD and the tip into the body of the text message


2. Access the TipSoft Web Form


3. Download the free mobile iPhone or Andriod app that allows users to submit photographs with the tip

Please share this post on Facebook or Twitter to get the word out about TipSubmit!

WRPD Launches MyPD Smartphone App

The Warner Robins Police Department is pleased to announce a partnership with WiredBlue to offer the agency’s “MyPD” smart phone application for iPhone and Android users.

The “My Police Department” or “MyPD” app was developed by WiredBlue in an effort to connect law enforcement agencies with their communities through the technology and convenience of a smart phone application.

The “MyPD” app features department contacts, access to the agency’s social media accounts, allow users to submit questions, and the ability to submit anonymous crime tips through the TipSubmit service.  The app offers other features that can be accessed through the “Features & Settings” button on the main screen. 

The app is not intended to use in emergency situations.  All emergencies or to request police assistance must be reported through 911. 

“MyPD” can be downloaded in the Android Market, iTunes, or the Amazon App Store for free. 

UPDATE: Detectives Seek Help Identifying Suspect

Can you help identify this person?

The Warner Robins Police Department Criminal Investigations Division is asking for help identifying a suspect in two incidents in October.

Please contact Detective Carder Gravitt at 478-929-1169 or submit information through the TipSubmit service.

UPDATE - 

Further investigation revealed the incidents are the result of Deposit Account Fraud.  Thank you for your help in sharing this post.

Anonymous Tip Helps Locate Stolen Car

Last Friday an anonymous person submitted a tip through TipSubmit stating there was suspicious activity at the apartments at 100 Robins West Parkway.  It referenced a gold Jeep and four males that were acting suspicious around the complex.

Officers were immediately sent to the area and found the vehicle.  A continuing investigation revealed the car was stolen out of Florida.  The car was towed and the victim was notified.

The males could not be located in the complex.  No arrests were made.

TipSubmit allows a person to remain anonymous by securely submitting crime information to the Warner Robins Police Department.


The program was successful earlier this year.  An anonymous person submitted a tip regarding suspicious activity around her neighborhood.  Officers were able to locate the car and make an arrest regarding a Felony Violation of Parole warrant and possession of marijuana. 


The program offers three different ways to communicate with law enforcement -

1. Through standard mobile texting by typing 274637(CRIMES) in the "send to" field number and then type WRPD and the tip into the body of the text message



2. Access the TipSoft Web Form



3. Download the free mobile iPhone or Andriod app that allows users to submit photographs with the tip

TipSubmit

Warner Robins citizens can now send text and web tips to the Warner Robins Police Department through TipSubmit.

The Warner Robins Police Department and CrimeReports.com have joined together to provide this service which allows citizens to send anonymous tips by sending a text message from a mobile phone, through a mobile application or online.

Using TipSubmit, information can be received anonymously and securely replied to without giving away the identity of the tipster. The service was built specifically to allow text messaging informants to remain anonymous by encrypting phone information and Internet Protocol (IP) addresses by routing them through several secure servers.

The Warner Robins Police Department encourages everyone to report information about any non-urgent, illegal criminal activity. Examples would include information on unsolved cases, vandalism, theft, the sale and distribution of drugs or information about crimes that are being planned in the community and/or schools.

See Frequently Asked Questions

 
 The program offers three different ways to communicate with law enforcement -

1. Through standard mobile texting by typing 274637(CRIMES) in the "send to" field number and then type WRPD and the tip into the body of the text message



2. Access the TipSoft Web Form



3. Download the free mobile iPhone or Andriod app that allows users to submit photographs with the tip

Please share this post on Facebook or Twitter to get the word out about TipSubmit!