Crime

Authorities are seeking help identifying suspects involved in a burglary and theft of a side-by-side vehicle in Union County. Crime Stoppers offers up to $2,000 for tips leading to an arrest.

Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Lee County Sheriff’s Department asked the public to help identify a person in a photograph linked to a Mooreville-area theft, and urged tips through the P3 Tip app.

Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Tupelo Police Department asked the public for help locating a suspect in a commercial burglary at The Fox’s Den on March 22.

CrimeStoppers of North East Mississippi said its 1-800-773-8477 tip line is temporarily down and urged people to use the P3 Tips app for anonymous tips.

Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Tupelo Police Department released photos of suspects in the April 28 shoplifting and are offering up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest, officials said.

Tupelo police said a man entered a woman’s vehicle and took her purse while she loaded groceries on March 8. Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi is offering up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest.

Tupelo police and Crime Stoppers are asking for help identifying a suspect in a vehicle larceny on West Main Street. Authorities believe a white male stole a leaf blower from a parked car.

Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Tupelo Police Department asked the public to help identify people involved in multiple credit card fraud incidents in and around Tupelo on March 13, 2026. The agency posted photos and offered up to $2,000 for tips that lead to an arrest.

Tupelo police and Crime Stoppers of North East Mississippi are asking for help after a March 12 burglary at a business on South Gloster Street. Surveillance footage shows a white man in a dark hooded sweatshirt and gray pants, authorities said.

Crime Stoppers of North East Mississippi and the Tupelo Police Department released descriptions of two men wanted in a Jan. 22 felony shoplifting. Officials are offering up to $2,000 for information that leads to an arrest.