UNION CITY, NJ – Union County Prosecutor’s Office and Union County Police Chiefs Associations have joined forces with Union County Crime Stoppers in a collaborative effort to combat car thefts and burglaries in Union County. This partnership aims to empower members of the public to anonymously provide valuable tips regarding these crimes. In an effort to incentivize citizen participation, Union County Crime Stoppers is offering rewards of up to $10,000 for information that leads to the arrest and indictment of perpetrators.
Union County Prosecutor William Daniel emphasized the importance of sending a clear message to criminals that car thefts and burglaries will not be tolerated within the community. By collaborating with Union County Crime Stoppers, individuals now have a secure and anonymous channel through which they can report crimes, ensuring that those responsible for such offenses are held accountable.
Union County Crime Stoppers operates by providing rewards of up to $10,000 for information that directly results in the arrest and indictment of criminal offenders. Tipsters can remain completely anonymous when reporting by utilizing either the twenty-four-hour hotline or the online submission form available on the Union County Crime Stoppers website.
Coordinated efforts between the Union County Police, Union County Prosecutor’s Office, and Union County Police Chiefs Association allow for the reception and management of all tips received through the Union County Crime Stoppers program.