In this edition of Crime Stoppers, we talk about resources apart from 911.Monroe County 911 deputy director of operations Greg Roney tells us more about 211, 311 and 988.Incidentally, investigators ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - When sharing a crime story on any of our newscasts, the Crime Stoppers ‘344-STOP’ phone number is often listed on the screen.

Crime Stoppers has served the Greater Baton Rouge area for over 40 years, ... (WAFB) - The phone number ‘344-STOP’ may accompany a crime story on any of the WAFB newscasts.

The Abilene Crime Stoppers president says each tipster is assigned a tip number, and even if they give their name, it’s never documented. “Nobody knows any names,” Jay said.