You may also report your information by downloading the P3TIPS  app to your phone and be able to solve local crimes while on the move.  

​​The APP is available for APPLE and ANDROID users. 

​​​​​P3Tips.com

​​​​​(If you do not have access to a computer or smart phone, you may call 1-866-411-8477 to provide your tip)

CLICK ON THE P3TIPS.com LINK ABOVE TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT A CRIME IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD - ANONYMOUSLY.  IF YOUR  

TIP LEADS TO AN ARREST AND INDICTMENT,YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A CASH REWARD FROM $250! TO $10,000!

​​(depending on the nature of the crime committed)

 Crime solvers of montgomery County, MD

​​Christina Miles received her Master of Science in Criminal Justice in 1994 from The American University. She began working for the Montgomery County State’s Attorneys Office as a Legal Assistant in 1994. In 2000, she became the Director of the Family Violence Division for the State’s Attorneys Office and currently holds that position. In 2009 she was involved in the development and opening of the Montgomery County Family Justice Center, a collaboration of public and private agencies, to include, the State’s Attorneys Office, County Police, County Sheriffs, County Health and Human Services, as well as many other victim service providers. The Family Justice Center is a “one stop shop” for victims of domestic violence and their families, where they may receive multiple services in one location.

Alexia Kent McClure is a principal with the Rockville based law firm, Stein Sperling PC. With over twenty years as a member of Stein Sperling’s commercial litigation team, Alexia has established a reputation for exceptional results from crafting and implementing strategic, creative approaches. Alexia is passionate about using the law to help people who have been wronged, and loves working with her clients to create a strategic plan to drive towards their goals. Alexia wants those who need her assistance to know they are “on the right side of a good lawyer.” In addition to her thriving commercial litigation practice, Alexia also serves as outside general counsel to national organizations that need regular guidance regarding governance, best practices, contracting, employment, and other legal matters. Making the most of her strong finance background, insurance law experience, and keen business sense, she works collaboratively with core leadership to facilitate compliance with new and changing laws, positioning to avoid litigation unless necessary, and helping these organizations continue to grow and prosper. Alexia represents a broad range of commercial, non-profit and individual clients in her commercial litigation practice. Her experience runs the gamut from complex business dispute matters to construction law, elder law and estate litigation. She is keenly focused on assisting vulnerable people who have been taken advantage of due to age, disability, or gender. Alexia has extensive experience navigating the complex challenges of obtaining emergency relief in business, family and elder law settings. On a personal note, Alexia is a former triathlete – and current duathlete – who twice competed in St. Anthony’s Olympic distance triathlon, including raising money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. She loves spending time with her husband and children.

Richard Potocek, CPA, MBA, CFE is a forensic and dispute services consultant with more than 30 years of experience in fraud investigations. He founded and is the president of Greystone Advisory Group, a litigation support firm focused on due diligence, internal corporate and forensic accounting investigations. Mr. Potocek has worked in the private sector as a director with Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP in the areas of corporate and financial investigations and litigation support, and in the public sector as assistant director for the U.S. House Appropriations Committee's Surveys and Investigations staff. In both positions he supervised investigations focused on financial management and the identification of instances of waste, fraud, inefficiencies and weaknesses in internal controls, giving him expertise in a wide variety of governmental and private industries. Before his assignment to the Appropriations Committee, Mr. Potocek was a special agent with the FBI for over 24 years where he spent most of his career investigating federal white collar crime cases to include mortgage fraud, securities fraud, bankruptcy fraud, and corporate and financial institution fraud. His last position with the FBI was the Unit Chief of the FBI's Internal Audit Staff.​​

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