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Crimestoppers
Crime Stoppers March 14: Most Wanted
Jefferson County, Ala. - Have you seen Kiah Jumaane Cargill or Jumerill Fields? Click for details.
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Ten minutes after Brandon McGuire was killed, there was a retaliatory homicide down the road. But true justice for McGuire depends on someone getting the courage to make an anonymous call.
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Police say a man has found a way to quietly unlock unattended cash registers at Walmart stores and take the money inside.
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Have you seen William James Johnson or Harless Wendel Webster? Click for details.
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An unknown caller led police to a dead body. Now authorities are asking for fresh leads to help them find a killer.
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1.) Two men face murder charges after an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers. 2.) Deputies are looking for two men accused of trying to steal a classic pickup truck.
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Have you seen John Dean or Rodney DeWight Banks? Click for details.
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Someone shot David Leon Williams in an alley, and he died while running toward help. Crime Stoppers has cash, and protection, if you give a tip to the right people.
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1.) A man descends into a Mountain Brook pharmacy and makes an equally-dramatic escape. 2.) Video shows the latest suspect in a series of Air Jordan shoe thefts.
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Edward Jamel Hutchinson is wanted on outstanding felony warrants.
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A man was gunned down in the middle of the day on his own lawn. Someone knows who did it, and Crime Stoppers is ready to pay cash.
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Detectives need anonymous tips to help locate two men wanted in separate cases of theft.
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The mother of a homicide victim shares her story in an effort to get someone to speak up about whoever killed her son.
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If you know who killed a man over his shoes in Five Points West, a cash reward is offered, and you will remain anonymous.
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Trussville Police say a woman seen in a photo provided for a recent Crime Stoppers report is no longer suspected in any crime.
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Two new cases focus on stolen credit cards and, according to police, the shopping trips that followed.
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