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Wanted / Missing

See Something, Say Something

The NYPD relies on its collaboration with communities and neighborhoods to assist police in finding people wanted in connection with a crime, or for questioning, or in locating a missing child or elderly person.

Wanted

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Help the NYPD to locate a person wanted for questioning or in connection with a crime. View the latest information on wanted suspects, including photographs, videos, and descriptions on Twitter at @NYPDTips. If you recognize a wanted person, or would like more information about the Crime Stoppers progam, visit the Crime Stoppers website or call 800-577-TIPS with your anonymous tip. Your information could lead to an arrest and indictment with a reward for you, and prevent further criminal activity committed by that person.

Missing Persons

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The Missing Persons Squad is part of the NYPD Detective Bureau. Cases are often prompted by an active Amber Alert for a missing or abducted child 17 years of age or younger, or an active Silver Alert for a senior citizen who might have Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or other mental disability. Cases may also focus on a person missing under suspicious circumstances, or a missing person who might be suicidal.

Please call 911 or notify the NYPD Missing Persons Squad as soon as possible to report that a person is missing because late notification can cause the loss of valuable time in conducting a search. There are no requirements to wait a specified amount of time before contacting the NYPD. The @NYPDMissing Twitter account features some of the latest information on missing persons in New York City.

If you know the whereabouts of, or have any information about, a person classified as missing, please notify the Missing Persons Squad at 212-694-7781. Favor de notificar a Missing Persons Squad 212-694-7781.