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Stockton Police Share “Who’s That Wednesday” Feature

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Published on October 22, 2026
Stockton Police Share “Who’s That Wednesday” Feature22 E Market St. — Unverified Market Street Location
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The department posted its recurring “Who's That Wednesday” feature to Facebook. The Stockton Police Department shared the feature.

How the Tip Line Works

Anyone with information can contact Stockton Crime Stoppers by phone, through the P3 Tips mobile app, or online. The organization says it will never ask tipsters for their name, phone number, address, or any other identifying information, and that those who do call in are instead given a code number to track the status of what they reported.

That anonymity is central to how the program is designed to function. Per Stockton Crime Stoppers, the only requirement for a tip to count is that it be submitted directly through the tip line, the app, or the website rather than through other channels.

Cash Rewards for Qualifying Tips

Stockton Crime Stoppers says anonymous tipsters may be eligible for a cash reward if their information helps law enforcement arrest or charge a felony suspect or fugitive.

Stockton police have leaned on the same public-appeal format for other unsolved cases, including a year-old armed robbery case the department publicized last year.