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Crimestoppers launches "Flip-A-Felon"
KNSS News
Crimestoppers of Wichita-Sedgwick County has launched a new campaign called "Flip-A-Felon". It features 15 of the most-wanted suspects in the county, with warrants stemming from felony offenses, violent crimes, felony weapons warrants, and parole violations for violent-crime convictions.
For these 15 wanted suspects, the rewards have been increase to a minimum of $500 for tips leading to their arrests. To submit an anonymous tip, the website is wichitasedgwickcountycrimestoppers.com.
The phone number for Crimestoppers to make an anonymous tip is 267-2111.
