Each Monday, Crime Stoppers of the Lowcountry and The Post & Courier will feature suspects sought by Law Enforcement Offices in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester Counties. Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of these individuals is encouraged to call Crime Stoppers at 554-1111 or 1-800-452-1111.

Crime Stoppers Behind the Bars is an extension of Crime Stoppers. Tips come from incarcerated individuals housed in the Charleston County Detention Center. Inmates use payphones with a direct number to Crime Stoppers(115) or through hand written letters sent anonymously to Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers of the Lowcountry participates in the annual Day of Caring by promoting the "Giving Victims A Voice" program.  Crime Stoppers of the Lowcountry coordinates with local Law Enforcement agencies to identify unsolved crimes in which the possibility of an arrest being generated has been diminished. Volunteers and Board Members canvass areas specific to these unsolved crimes, going door to door with pamphlets detailing the crime in the hope that renewed interest may be the only means of giving the victim a voice.

While construction site theft is not the most common type of theft, it is one of the most costly. Contractors are regularly losing building materials, tools and expensive equipment. Because of the nature of construction work, sites are especially vulnerable to pilferage, both by on-site workers and by criminals who recognize an easy opportunity. A builder’s options are limited, but there are some steps you can take to make your site more theft resistant.

Without giving a name, a student with information about a serious crime may tell what they know, remain anonymous, and be eligible for a reward. Campus Crime Stoppers is a community project supported by voluntary contributions of money, goods, or services. These concerted efforts keep the Campus Crime Stoppers program functional, providing reward monies and basic operating materials.

Gun Stoppers is intended as an added incentive for students to make sure our schools are safe.  Students are encouraged to report suspicious activities to school officials.  Recent literature suggests one of the most effective means of detecting firearms / weapons on campus is receiving anonymous tips from students.  When a student carries a weapon to school, someone usually knows.

Crime Stoppers of the Lowcountry and it's Media Partners use the local airways to broadcast news, information, and upcoming events that helps keep the public informed. Please visit some of our Media Partners: