St. Cloud Police are asking the public for help identifying someone connected to a property damage incident reported on November 1. Investigators have released a photo of the person through Tri County Crime Stoppers in hopes that someone recognizes them and comes forward with information.
According to WJON, the St. Cloud Police Department is looking to identify someone who was involved in the property damage case that happened on November 1, 2026. The outlet reports that Alicia Mages of Tri County Crime Stoppers has the photo posted online on the organization’s Facebook page, where anyone with information might be able to put a name to the face.
How To Submit A Tip
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers rather than the police department directly. The station’s report notes that tips can be submitted by calling 1-800-255-1301, online at tricountycrimestoppers.org by clicking submit a tip, or through the P3 mobile app.
Tri-County Crime Stoppers accepts information about unsolved crimes across Stearns, Benton, or Sherburne County, per the same account. The organization has its own guidelines for how those tips are handled once they come in.
Anonymity And Possible Rewards
Per Tri-County Crime Stoppers, tips can be submitted anonymously through its tip line, the P3 mobile app, or its secure online tip method. The organization specifically states that it does not accept tips through email or any form on its website, so those routes won’t work for anyone hoping to pass along information.
Tri-County Crime Stoppers also says a standard reward for a tip can be up to $1,000, according to its website. It is not confirmed whether a reward applies specifically to this November 1 case, so anyone considering reaching out should check directly with the organization for details.
