• The Mysterious Disappearance of Eric ‘Paul’ Akridge in Keystone Heights on May 3, 2021

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    The Mysterious Disappearance of Eric ‘Paul’ Akridge in Keystone Heights on May 3, 2021

    Eric “Paul” Akridge went missing in Keystone Heights, FL on May 3, 2021, after telling family he feared for his life.

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    Army Veteran Byron Walker Killed on Maidstone Cove Road

    On Thursday, May 23rd, at 9:45 pm, JSO Officers were dispatched to 10500 Maidstone Cove Rd. In reference to a man that was shot several times…

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    Gabriel Devoe Gunned Down in Arlington Apartment Complex

    On November 2nd, 2022 at 7pm, JSO officers were dispatched to 2929 Justina Rd in reference to a person shot…

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    Army Veteran Byron Walker Killed on Maidstone Cove Road

    On Thursday, May 23rd, at 9:45 pm, JSO Officers were dispatched to 10500 Maidstone Cove Rd. In reference to a man that was shot several times…

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    Enhanced Reward up to $25,000 Gabriel Devoe Gunned Down in Arlington Apartment Complex

    On November 2nd, 2022 at 7pm, JSO officers were dispatched to 2929 Justina Rd in reference to a person shot…

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    Enhanced Reward Up to $33,000 Rafael Rodriguez-Ortiz Found Dead at 460 Lane Ave South

    On the morning of Oct.13th, JSO officers were dispatched to 460 Lane Ave South , Knights Inn, in reference to an unresponsive man…

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  • No Names. No Faces. No Hassles.

    First Coast Crime Stoppers
    Your Safety, Our Mission

    Callers can remain anonymous and are eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $3000 if the information given in the tip leads to an arrest.

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    Army Veteran Byron Walker Killed on Maidstone Cove Road

    On Thursday, May 23rd, at 9:45 pm, JSO Officers were dispatched to 10500 Maidstone Cove Rd. In reference to a man that was shot several times. The man died later at the hospital. Police identified the victim as 41 year old Byron Wesley Walker.

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    Enhanced Reward up to $25,000 Gabriel Devoe Gunned Down in Arlington Apartment Complex

    On November 2nd, 2022 at 7pm, JSO officers were dispatched to 2929 Justina Rd in reference to a person shot. Upon arrival they discovered 23 year old Gabriel Devoe on the ground with several gun shot…

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    Enhanced Reward Up to $33,000 Rafael Rodriguez-Ortiz Found Dead at 460 Lane Ave South

    On the morning of Oct.13th, JSO officers were dispatched to 460 Lane Ave South , Knights Inn, in reference to an unresponsive man. JFRD arrived and pronounced the man deceased. Police identified the man as 35…

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No Names. No Faces. No Hassles.

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Callers can remain anonymous and are eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $3000 if the information given in the tip leads to an arrest.

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At First Coast Crime Stoppers, we believe in the power of community. Every tip, no matter how small, can make a significant difference in keeping our neighborhoods safe. Your anonymity is our priority, and your courage to report can help prevent crime and bring justice to those who need it most. Together, we can create a safer environment for everyone in the First Coast. Join us in the fight against crime—because when we work together, we all win.

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Note from the Tip Coordinator

To ensure eligibility for a cash reward, all information or leads regarding criminal activity must be submitted directly through the First Coast Crime Stoppers program. Tips sent through other platforms — including social media, law enforcement agency websites, third-party apps, or through direct contact with law enforcement personnel — will not qualify for reward consideration.

First Coast Crime Stoppers utilizes a secure, anonymous tip submission process that is specifically designed to protect the identity of the reporter and verify information for reward eligibility. Only those tips received through our official channels — including our website, mobile app, or dedicated tip line — are reviewed under the terms of our reward program.

We strongly encourage anyone with information about a crime to submit their tip through the proper First Coast Crime Stoppers reporting methods to ensure it is eligible for a monetary reward.

Tips that lead to an arrest are eligible for cash rewards of up to $7,500 in human trafficking cases, up to $5,000 in active/cold case homicides, and up to $3,000 in all other illegal offenses.

Check The Status Of Your Tip

At First Coast Crime Stoppers, we recognize that many tipsters want to know the status of the information they’ve submitted. To protect confidentiality and anonymity, we do not have access to personally identifiable information about tipsters, nor do we track individuals who submit tips.

If you submitted a tip and received a tip number, you must use that tip number when checking back with our program. To check the status of your tip:

  1. Call our Tips Coordinator at (904)-398-3775 on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 10:00am and 3:00pm EST. Be sure to provide your unique tip number when prompted.
  2. Visit the official First Coast Crime Stoppers website at www.fccrimestoppers.com and use the “Check Tip Status” feature at the top of the webpage.
  3. Visit www.P3tips.com and follow the on screen instructions to check the status of your tip.
  4. Download the P3 Tips App and use the “Check Tip Status” feature within the mobile app.

Please understand that updates may be limited due to ongoing investigations and confidentiality requirements. We appreciate your help and continued support in making our community safer.

2,984

Number of Tips in 2025

188

Number of Arrests in 2025

484

Number of Cases Cleared in 2025

$109,450

Value of Rewards Approved in 2025

$1,537,151

Value of Narcotics/Property/Cash Seized in 2025

Success of First Coast Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers Makes The First Coast Safe

FCCS encourages citizens of the First Coast to safely, securely, and anonymously submit information about person(s) committing crimes. The FCCS program allows First Coast residents to safely report crimes anonymously without fear of retaliation and encourages the development of responsibility.

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The FCCS program wishes to allow every citizen of the First Coast to experience safety in their lives and enjoy life to its fullest extent. No matter if an individual lives in the inner city of Jacksonville or in the rural areas of Baker County, FCCS wants EVERYONE to take control of their community and reduce crime as much as possible.

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66,059

Number of Tips Received

4,693

Number of Arrests Made

3,735

Number of Rewards Approved

$2,034,555

Value of Rewards Approved

$20,588,742

Value of Narcotics/Property/Cash Seized

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