“I want to say thank you for all of your hard work and the great product you’ve created. As a Detective with the Harker Heights Police Department, I was assigned a case for investigation. Using your system, I was able to locate two stolen musical instruments, a $2,600 value, and secure them within 5 hours of getting this case. Needless to say, the business owner was very happy.”

Det. Benjamin Duiker
Harker Heights Police Department
Texas

“This is the 3rd time that LeadsOnline has helped me solve my case! My victim reported a residential burglary during which a gold class ring was stolen. I searched LeadsOnline and found the ring! I made an arrest and I was able to get the ring back for my victim. Thank you LeadsOnline!”

Det. Mariola Skonieczna
Hanover Park Police Department
Illinois

“With your website, I was able to catch two criminals who stole four nail guns worth over $1,200 from a local business. They have been going all over the suburbs of Chicago and doing the same thing. In addition to my two cases, I was able to help two other agencies solve their cases. Thank you for everything you do. This is the best investigative tool that police agencies have!”

Det. Mariola Skonieczna
Hanover Park Police Department
Illinois

“LeadsOnline has helped me again! I was investigating a theft during which a ring was stolen. I had a suspect that denied committing the theft and almost got away with it…until I saw the transaction on LeadsOnline where he sold the ring! The ring was worth about $5000.00. Thank you for everything that you do for us in law enforcement. This system is amazing.”

Det. Skonieczna
Hanover Park PD
Illinois

“LeadsOnline is a vast improvement over what we were doing before… we’re recovering stolen property and it just keeps getting better. Your tech support team is top notch.”

Det. Rick Whaley
Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office
Tennessee

“Earlier this year we took a residential burglary in which the victim had seven of his beloved guitars taken. The victim is a musician and music industry professional who is very attached to his guitars. All of them were custom and worth thousands of dollars, not to mention the sentimental value to the victim. Fortunately for him, LeadsOnline came through again as a valuable investigative tool. The day after the burglary, I began investigating the case in the same way I do all of my cases. First, I checked LeadsOnline for the stolen property. Instantly, I was able to see that the suspect in the case took three of the guitars to separate businesses in our area, along with some stolen electronics. I was able to get holds placed on them immediately, and through the businesses, I verified the suspect information they had on file. Using the investigative leads that came from LeadsOnline, I was able to find the rest of the guitars at another area business that wasn’t on LeadsOnline. I talked to them about the success we have finding stolen property and solving burglaries through LeadsOnline. I was assured by their store manager that getting signed up for LeadsOnline was definitely in their future!”

Det. Adam Wiley
Guilford County Sheriff’s Office
North Carolina

“I had a residential break-in case where over 70 pieces of jewelry were taken, as well as some tools. I had no physical evidence and very little to work with. Following up with the victim, I was able to get a serial number for an air compressor. With a LeadsOnline hit at a business, I developed a suspect. I was able to recover over 50 pieces of the stolen property for my victim. I put the primary suspect on my watch list and a few months later, he was developed as a car theft suspect in another district at my agency. I saw where he sold more jewelry in Oklahoma and we were able to link the jewelry to another break-in. Needless to say, LeadsOnline has been great for us.”

Det. R.D. Seals
Guilford County Police Department
North Carolina

“I placed a subject on my person of interest watch list in LeadsOnline. Through some transactions I observed he was selling multiple items of lawn equipment within a one month time period. I continued to monitor his transactions and located a stolen blower and edger at a business in Orlando, Florida.”

Det. Jack Gunter
Groveland Police Department
Florida

“I was investigating a theft of tools out of a shed and was able to track down one of the items at a business that the victim had a serial number for. I checked the previous history of the suspect and located the remaining tools, which they had sold at three other businesses. All the tools were recovered and the suspect was charged.”

Det. Matt Ryan
Grove City Police Department
Ohio

“Our agency had recently gotten LeadsOnline and I had just completed my tutorial with customer support. I grabbed my first case and ran the serial number of a stolen computer monitor from a commerical burglary. Instantly, I got a hit and identified a suspect in the case! I had been checking this item through another system we have, but could never locate the item. Without LeadsOnline, there is no telling how long it would have taken for me to find this and solve my case.”

Det. Christopher Reider
Greenville Police Department
South Carolina

“There was a larceny of electronic equipment, iPads and iPhones. Using LeadsOnline, I was able to locate one of the stolen iPhones within 10 hours of it being stolen. It was traded into a local ecoATM. Thanks to the quick locate, I was able to retrieve the property and warrants will be forthcoming.”

Det. Stanley Styron
Greenville Police Department
North Carolina

“I used LeadsOnline to recover a video game system that was stolen eight to nine months ago. The property recovery actually led to locating a suspect, and later closing a breaking and entering case in a high crime area.”

Det. Christopher Dawson
Greenville Police Department
North Carolina

“With the help of LeadsOnline, I was able to recover a stolen cell phone, return it to the owner and make an arrest!”

Det. Adam Smith
Greenville Police Department
North Carolina

“I was assigned a case involving a stolen cell phone. I then queried leadsonline.com and located the stolen cell phone on the NCIC hit list. Case Solved. Thanks leadsonline.com!”

Det. John Alexander
Greensboro Police Department
North Carolina

“Solved two cases yesterday! A burglary and a theft. Thanks LeadsOnline, what a great tool!”

Det. Ronald Chittum
Greenfield Police Department
Indiana

“I received a partial hit on three cell phone numbers. The IMEI number was put in as the serial number. LeadsOnline caught this and sent the alert. After investigating further, I found that the three cell phones were the ones that were stolen. This is an amazing system that really is a great tool for law enforcement.”

Det. Ronald Chittum
Greenfield Police Department
Indiana

“We recovered two stolen GPS units that had been sold to a pawn shop by the same person outside of our jurisdiction. These units were taken over several nights when numerous vehicles were broken into. Just by searching the surrounding area for pawned or sold GPS units, we were able to develop a suspect and recover property from several of the thefts.”

Det. Randy Ratliff
Greenfield Police Department
Indiana

“During the month of January, LeadsOnline has started my year off right. I have solved two cases sitting at my desk typing in some names, numbers, and items. I have solved two theft cases, one being of several guns and multiple power tools. LeadsOnline is one of the best tools we have in our arsenal today. Last year I solved a crime before the report was even put on my desk. Any time I get a theft report, the first place I start is LeadsOnline. If you are not using LeadsOnline, you are hindering your ability to solve multiple crimes in your area. Thank you, LeadsOnline.”

Det. Brian Hartman
Greenfield Police Department
Indiana

“A burglary was reported to our department and the victim was a long-time state level politician. He reported the theft of thousands of dollars worth of sound equipment and related electronics. These items were located the next day with information provided by LeadsOnline. The suspect, a career criminal with outstanding warrants from a neighboring state, was apprehended two days later. All stolen items were returned to the owner.”

Det. James O’Malley
Greene County Sheriff’s Office
Indiana

“About a month ago, we took advantage of the LeadsOnline 30 day free trial. Previously, I would contact the business and have them gather information for me. They were always helpful, but turnaround time was poor, and I always had to ask for assistance. We took full advantage of the trial period, made several arrests and recovered victim’s property. I inquired about LeadsOnline from a cost standpoint and was really pleased at how little the cost for our department would be. I had no problem presenting this to our Sheriff, and he immediately got us on board. We have recovered numerous stolen items, family heirlooms, etc. and made several felony arrests. Our entire department is very pleased with our newest tool in our fight against crime.”

Det. James O’malley
Greene County Sheriff’s Department
Indiana

“A complaint was made to the Grant Parish Sheriff’s Office of a theft and burglary where four antique tractors were taken from a property, plus several items from the residence on the property. Less than one hour after receiving the complaint, a check through LeadsOnline revealed two of the tractors being sold to a scrap yard in Alexandria, Louisiana. The next day, another tractor was located at another scrap yard — and the fourth tractor was located at a third scrap yard. My search also found a High School ring from the complainant being sold at a Pawn Shop. The complainant didn’t know the ring was stolen, so she was very surprised and thankful to get the ring back. At the start of the investigation I had four suspects, to date one has been arrested, two warrants have been issued and one pending.”

Det. Doug James
Grant Parish Sheriffs Office
Colfax, Louisiana

“I was able to recover approximately 40 different stolen items that had been sold to multiple stories in three different cities. Without LeadsOnline, this would not have been possible.”

Det. Jeff Erwin
Grand Prairie Police Department
Texas

“In July, detectives were able to solve a theft of lawn equipment within minutes of getting the report. The items were found with the help of LeadsOnline. The victim supplied the serial numbers for the items stolen, and a match was found on LeadsOnline.”

Det. Marvin Braden
Grainger County Sheriff’s Office
Tennessee

“I was working a case involving a burglary of items valued at $16,000. There were no suspects at the time, but we entered the serial numbers into LeadsOnline. The next day, several of the items that were stolen were sold in another county. I placed the items on hold at the business. The next morning I checked LeadsOnline and found the remainder of the items were sold at a shop in yet another county. I found all the items that were stolen, and as a result, I charged three individuals with this burglary thanks to LeadsOnline.”

Det. Josh Pettiecord
Grainger County Sheriff’s Department
Tennessee

“We have a lot of Larceny’s in this small town, LeadsOnline has made solving these case’s a lot easier. Just this past week I was able to retrieve stolen property that was sold in the next county over. Case solved and property returned to rightful owner.”

Det. Jamal Odom
Graham County Sheriff’s Office
North Carolina

“In April, I checked LeadsOnline for any recent NCIC hits. I saw that an iPad that had been reported stolen during a forced-entry burglary and had been sold to an EcoATM machine. I was able to return the stolen property to the original owner, and an arrest was made for Theft by Receiving Stolen Property and Theft by Deception. The interview with the person who sold the item solidified my probable cause, and arrest warrants are out for the person who committed the burglary. Without LeadsOnline, the property would never have been found, and the case would remain unsolved.”

Det. Nicholas Lawson
Glynn County Police Department
Georgia

“An acquaintance was allowed to stay with the victim and was alleged to of taken multiple items from the residence. A LeadsOnline search was done on the suspect who was found to of pawned a stolen Barnes & Noble tablet, which belonged to the victim. The tablet was later recovered, and the suspect was arrested and pled to three years in the Arizona Department of Corrections.”

Det. Thomas Pocknell
Glendale Police Department
Arizona

“Due to NCIC reporting guidelines several items with serial numbers never get entered into the national database, and therefore have a slim chance of getting recovered. With this being known, I began running every stolen item with a serial number reported to our agency through LeadsOnline. Since beginning this, we have recovered over $20,000 worth of our victim’s stolen property from 30 different cases. Out of the 30 cases, so far 12 people have been arrested. Some of the other cases are still actively being investigated and hopefully will lead to additional arrests.”

Det. Joanne Lockhart
Gilbert Police Department
Arizona

“I recovered six stolen items using LeadsOnline. These items were taken during two vehicle break-ins at a local hospital parking garage. We identified the suspect using hospital surveillance video and confirmed his identity using LeadsOnline. The suspect was charged and arrested.”

Det. R.J. Severs
Germantown Police Department
Tennessee

“Our offender was permitted to reside with our victim where upon he stole the family’s possessions and sold them to various businesses. We utilized LeadsOnline to locate those businesses and we were able to reclaim some of the victim’s possessions. We were also able to use surveillance footage from one of the businesses to link our offender to the crime. With this information we were able to obtain an arrest warrant and track the offender’s whereabouts based on the businesses he was frequenting at the time.”

Det. Sarah Sullivan
Geneva Police Department
Illinois

“In January, our agency took a theft report where our victim reported five items of jewelry missing from her bedroom. During my interview with the victim, she disclosed that she had an HVAC serviceman in her home around the same time she believed the jewelry went missing. She trusted the serviceman and never would have suspected him to steal from her. After obtaining the serviceman’s name, I searched him on LeadsOnline. During the search, I located a ticket from a business that listed the serviceman as the selling party. The ticket included a photograph of the jewelry, a picture of the serviceman during the transaction, and a photograph of his Illinois state identification card he presented. The serviceman sold our victim’s jewelry to the business for $450, about a half hour after he was in her home. The retail value of the jewelry was approximately $1,500. The jewelry was recovered and an arrest warrant for residential burglary was later obtained and successfully executed.”

Det. Clinton Montgomery
Geneva Police Department
Illinois

“I was able to locate several items from a burglary using LeadsOnline, and thus was able to apprehend the suspect and charge him with possession of stolen property (felony). The items were sold the same day of the burglary. The recovered items totaled $806.”

Det. Daniel Patrick
Gautier Police Department
Mississippi

“I was able to locate some stolen coolers that were sold to an out of state business by using LeadsOnline as a research tool. I was able to recover the items, get them to their proper owner, and build a solid case against those responsible for the theft. I, on behalf of my entire department, feel that LeadsOnline is an invaluable tool that assists our agency in the research and investigation of criminal activity. Keep up the good work maintaining the site!”

Det. Christopher Brown
Gautier Police Department
Mississippi

“I was assigned a case regarding the theft of several pieces of gold jewelry which included a wedding band. Through LeadsOnline, I was able to locate and recover the wedding band from a nearby pawn shop just five days later. Thanks for all you do!”

Det. Becky Thibodeaux
Gautier Police Department
Mississippi

“Utilizing LeadsOnline, I was able to recover a stolen 46-inch plasma flat screen TV!!”

Det. Cody Lee
Gatesville Police Department
Texas

“I was assigned a case involving the theft of an Xbox 360 game system with controllers. The victim reported that her sister and her sister’s boyfriend had been babysitting her kids while she was at work. When the victim returned home her sister and sister’s boyfriend had company over at the house. She went to bed in her bedroom and unknowing to her, her sister and sister’s boyfriend left the home, leaving the male company in the house. When the victim woke up the following morning, she discovered that her kids’ Xbox 360 was missing along with her Ford truck, a cell phone, and a ladies diamond ring. After calling the police to report these items missing, she realized she still had the box that the Xbox 360 game system came in. The serial number was still on the box. After checking leadsonline.com and entering the serial numbers, there was a match for an Xbox 360 being pawned in Hammond, Indiana. The suspect’s information matched the identity of the male who was left in the house. Felony charges for Theft were filed against the suspect.”

Det. JerVean Gates
Gary Police Department
Indiana

“On our agency’s first day connected with LeadsOnline, I was able to locate stolen property in two cases. In both cases, I was able to charge the suspects as well as retrieve and return the stolen property to the victims. One case in particular was a B&E of a Place of Worship.”

Det. Michael Macdonald
Fuquay Varina Police Department
North Carolina

“By using LeadsOnline to run certain types of tools that were being stolen from a business, we were able to identify the suspect who sold those tools. Once we identified him, he became a suspect in three store thefts. The suspect will soon be arrested and charged with theft in some cases and a CBI case in another! I love this system.”

Det. Casey Furge
Ft. Wayne Police Department
Indiana

“I was assigned a Burglary and Break/Enter to a home and storage building. A Craftsman lawn mower was taken sometime between 1/21/10 and 2/2/10, when the thefts were discovered. I checked our local pawn shops for this date range for a Craftsman mower and found where one had been pawned on 1/27/10 (not the season for push mowers). I was able to determine it was in fact the mower of my victim, an elderly man. I was able to interview the person who pawned the mower and the results were a full confession to more than $1,000 of additional property that was taken — that the victim didn’t even realize. In addition, an additional suspect was identified and also gave a confession. One is now serving 10 years and the other 20 years, thanks to finding my mower using LeadsOnline. Thanks for a great Law Enforcement tool.”

Det. Jeff Carter
Ft. Smith Police Department
Arkansas

“LeadsOnline alerted me to an NCIC hit on a stolen Rolex watch. I was able to do a NCIC check on the watch and it came back stolen during a residential burglary out of Sunnvale DPS. The suspect was a known probationer and known for drug and theft related crimes. I contacted the investigating officer and informed him of the location of the watch. The officer said he had a possible suspect in mind, and when I told him the Rolex was sold to a pawn shop in Oakland and I had the seller’s driver’s license number and photograph the Sunnyvale officer was able to confirm his suspect was involved in the burglary. All this information was forwarded to Sunnyvale for additional follow up with their case. Thanks again LeadsOnline.”

Det. Jacob Blass
Fremont Police Department
California

“A larceny report was made by the complainant and his mother. His brother is a crack/ heroin user and stole property from the home and turned it into several Michigan pawn shops. The family did find all the property before it was reported to this department. I am happy to report when I entered the suspect name into LeadsOnline, I got three hits in our city. The search bought back the property from all three stores, and the suspect has been written up for two separate Larceny charges.”

Det. Tim Westphalt
Fraser Department of Public Safety
Michigan

“A business was burglarized in Franklin Park, and items that were reported stolen included laptop computers and power tools. A couple days after the burglary, the business provided a serial number for one of the stolen laptops. A LeadsOnline search showed that the laptop was sold approximately 40 miles away. An inquiry of the suspect who sold the stolen laptop revealed that he had also sold numerous other items stolen during this burglary. The investigation continued and it was found that this same suspect was committing residential burglaries. In total, several thousands of dollars’ worth of proceeds was recovered from the Franklin Park case and multiple residential burglaries from three other jurisdictions. Felony charges were approved against the suspect.”

Det. Thomas Ferris
Franklin Park Police Department
Illinois

“We had a case involving the breaking and entering of a residence where a cell phone was stolen. Luckily the victim had the serial number and we recovered the item by using LeadsOnline. We didn’t have any suspects until searching LeadsOnline. Great tool.”

Det. Wayne Daniels
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
North Carolina

“I checked LeadsOnline for a generator I was missing and located it. This missing generator helped two agencies clear 8 break-ins.”

Det. Dean Woody
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
North Carolina

“Recovered six of seven items taken in car break ins. Suspects were charged with 26 counts of 1st degree criminal trespass and 14 counts of theft. Suspects will also be charged with false information to a pawn broker. Thanks for all of your help.”

Det. Thomas Davis
Fountain Police Department
Colorado

“A victim called to report a theft that occurred at her residence. The complainant gave info on the contractors who were recently at her house. Once she provided the names of the persons of interest and a description of the gold/diamond tennis bracelet valued over $35,000, I let LeadsOnline do the rest. When I interviewed the suspect and produced copies of all the transactions, the suspect confessed and the item was recovered. The victim was thankful to get the customized tennis bracelet back!”

Det. Cornell Wiley
Fort Wayne Police Department
Indiana

“During my investigation, I was talking to LeadsOnline, and I learned about Mark McClish’s Statement Analyzer that will automatically analyze a statement to reveal deceptive statements. I tried it on a statement from my suspect, and when I went back with that intel, I asked more questions and got a confession. He not only confessed to the case I was working on, but he also confessed to several other unsolved burglaries. Thanks so much, the victims are very thankful. It’s so good to see a victim smile when you recover their property. Thanks!”

Det. Cornell Wiley
Fort Wayne Police Department
Indiana

“On February 7, 2012 I received a crime stoppers tip giving information about a couple scrapping air conditioner parts. I ran both names through LeadsOnline and found not only were they scrapping a large amount of copper, but they were also pawning a lot of car stereos. One of the stereos pawned was reported stolen to my department. On February 13, 2012, we began to follow this couple and caught them breaking into cars. An interview with the female helped solve cases going back to June 2011… This was all thanks to finding the stolen stereo on your site.”

Det. Scott Tegtmeyer
Fort Wayne
Indiana

“I used LeadsOnline to locate stolen property from a burglary case I worked!!”

Det. Lee Mccabe
Fort Smith Police Department
Arkansas

“While speaking with an 80-year-old victim, I ran the suspect’s name through LeadsOnline. I found where the suspect had pawned the victim’s deceased husband’s wedding ring. The victim and I went to the pawn shop, and she was able to recover the ring. I had a felony warrant for the suspect by the end of the day.”

Det. James Melson
Fort Smith Police Department
Arkansas