[Press Release] Los Santos County Sheriff's Department Launches New Bounty Program to Combat Criminal Activity

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[Press Release] Los Santos County Sheriff's Department Launches New Bounty Program to Combat Criminal Activity

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News Release
February 23rd, 2025

  • Los Santos County Sheriff's Department Launches New Bounty Program to Combat Criminal Activity
  • Blaine County: The Los Santos County Sheriff's Department (LSSD) is proud to announce the launch of a new Bounty Program, designed to empower the public to assist law enforcement in combating criminal activity. This initiative, led by the Sheriff's Investigation Bureau (SIB), invites informants to provide credible and actionable intelligence on stash houses and other criminal operations in exchange for potential rewards.

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    How the Bounty Program Works

    The Bounty Program offers financial rewards to individuals who provide detailed, verifiable information that leads to successful raids and seizures of illegal contraband, including narcotics, weapons, and other illicit items. Rewards will vary based on the quantity, type, and severity of the contraband seized.

    To qualify for a reward, submissions must meet the following criteria:
    • Credibility: Reports must include verifiable evidence supporting the information provided.
    • Effectiveness: The information must lead to the approval of a search warrant by investigators.
    • Results: The resulting search must uncover and seize illegal substances, weapons, or other contraband.
    Warning: Filing False Reports is a Crime

    The LSSD emphasizes that submitting false information or fabricating evidence is a criminal offense. Violators may face charges under the San Andreas Penal Code, including:
    • Section GM-12: Providing False Information to a Police Officer.
    • Section GF-24: Perjury.
    Penalties may include fines of up to $4,000 and possible imprisonment.

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    How to Submit a Report

    Individuals with information about criminal activity, including gang-affiliated stash houses, can confidentially submit their reports using the official LSSD form. The form requires detailed information, including:
    • Your Information: Full name, phone number, address, and other contact details.
    • Stash House Information: Property address, descriptions, and how the information was obtained.
    • Evidence and Descriptions: Affiliations, suspect details, vehicle information, and any supporting media (photos, videos, etc.).
    • Disclaimer: A signed affirmation that the information provided is true and obtained through lawful means.
    All submissions will be reviewed privately and securely by the Sheriff's Investigation Bureau, Gangs and Narcotics Division.

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    A Message from Assistant Sheriff Oscar Black, Director of the Sheriff's Investigation Bureau
    "This initiative ensures credible leads that assist investigations and enhance public safety by requiring proper documentation. This programme strengthens community collaboration, assisting law enforcement in bringing offenders to justice and maintaining a safer state for all."
    For more information about the Bounty Program or to submit a report, visit LSSD Bounty Program.


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    For Information, Contact:

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    Deputy Sheriff II Tim Sutton
    Community Relations Deputy, Sheriff's Information Division
    Los Santos County Sheriff's Department

    Sheriff's Information Division
    Los Santos County Sheriff's Department
    Procopio Promenade 1, Paleto Bay
    Los Santos, SA, 909
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