Submit a Crime

We Depend on our submitting detectives and officers to keep us updated when they make an identification or close a case. 

Detectives should notify their call takers when making a submission, as the media does use this site as a source of information and they may call for additional information or wishing to feature a case.

We do not currently mark identifications for violent crimes, but we have a private note area for keeping track of new information for those cases. We will flag the identification of nonviolent criminals.

The IP address of submitting parties is recorded, and a person making a false entry could be construed to be making a false police report.

Please leave us feedback if you have difficulty making a submission at submit@CTFinancialCrimesMostWanted.com. We continue to try and streamline the submission process and to make it easier for our participating investigators.

NOTE:  Approximately every four months a 'NAG' Reminder will automatically be forwarded to the e-mail address(es) entered in the submission advising of any open case(s) and requesting that the posted case be reviewed to keep the web site current and accurate.
  
Please leave us feedback if you have difficulty making a submission. We continue to try and streamline the submission process and to make it easier for our participating agencies.
 
Submitting agencies should notify employee's within their own agency when making a submission. Media does use this site as a source of information and may call for additional information or wishing to feature a case.   

***This page is reserved for Law Enforcement Agency Use Only***   
If you are not a law enforcement officer, leave this page immediately!!  
All access attempts are logged and IP address is recorded.

Submitting agencies agree to notify the web site when a suspect is identified and/or when a suspect is arrested. 

Case submission process:
Scan in the photographs or other available identification information. PNG or JPG format is encouraged, as it is the most efficient way of sending photographs.

Fill out the information form below with details of the crime, please include a more detailed description of suspect(s), address where offense occurred, etc.  Do not worry about  formatting, spelling, etc., the information will be reviewed and restructured.  For identified suspect(s) please include DOB, description, last known address, etc.

Attach the photo files using the file browse button. If there is a problem uploading photo(s), attempt to e-mail the photo(s) to web site manager at submit@CTFinancialCrimesMostWanted.com after you have completed your submission.

Submit the case using the submit button.

We do not post composite/identikit sketches, but do post artist renditions. Online case submission forwards case information directly to the web site managers who maintain the site. The web site is updated each weekday. For an urgent posting, please follow up the submission with an email to submit@CTFinancialCrimesMostWanted.com. If unavailable, request that one of the web site managers be paged. 

Again:  If you are not a law enforcement officer, leave this page immediately!!  

The IP address of submitting parties is recorded, and a person making a false entry could be construed as making a false police report.  

Go to FAQ's for help in submitting tips, etc.