The Nassau County Police Department has turned to social media in their ongoing efforts to apprehend wanted individuals in the region, turning the spotlight onto felony and misdemeanor offenders who have eluded court appearances or violated the conditions of their release. In a recent post branded with the hashtag #NCPDMugShotMonday, the department shared images and details of these sought-after subjects, each one having previously been arrested for the crimes shown and subsequently dodging their legal responsibilities. The post urges anyone with information to come forward, offering various confidential means of contact, and emphasizing the anonymity provided to tipsters.
The Facebook post plainly details the various avenues one might employ to relay any pertinent information, including direct messaging and anonymous calls through Crime Stoppers.
Community members who possess knowledge concerning these fugitives are guided to either message the Nassau County Police Department or place a call, with the option to file their reports without the revelation of identity; a deliberate design to encourage unhesitant cooperation from potential informants. Supporting this endeavor, Crime Stoppers, known for aiding in the protection of informant anonymity, can be reached at 1-800-244-TIPS, or through their website, providing a digital tip sheet for those more inclined to online interactions.
