Crime Stoppers Offers Rewards in the Case of 90-Year-Old Navy Veteran’s Murder
The city of Houston was left in shock after the tragic killing and carjacking of 90-year-old Navy veteran, Nelson Beckett. Houston police are currently investigating the incident, which took place outside an assisted living apartment complex in southwest Houston. The suspect shot Beckett and fled the scene with his car, later running him over.
As the investigation continues, Crime Stoppers has stepped in, offering a reward of up to $5,000 for any information leading to the suspect’s capture. But the support doesn’t stop there; Governor Abbott has added another $10,000 to the reward, bringing the total to $15,000.
In a statement released by Governor Abbott, he expressed his condolences to Beckett’s family and the Houston community, vowing to support efforts to bring the perpetrator to justice. The Texas Crime Stoppers hotline is open for anyone with information to come forward anonymously.
The tragic nature of Beckett’s death has spurred the city into action, with Houston Crime Stoppers emphasizing the importance of community involvement in solving such cases. The reward offered can make a significant difference in providing vital leads when information is scarce.
While police are currently questioning a suspect in connection with the case, no formal charges have been filed yet. The community is urged to report any tips or leads to the authorities through the Texas Crime Stoppers hotline or the Texas Department of Public Safety’s tip line.
How to Report Tips
If you have any information related to this case or the suspect involved, you can report it in two ways:
- Call the Texas Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-252-TIPS (8477)
- Submit a tip online through the Texas Department of Public Safety
By coming together as a community and providing crucial information, we can ensure that justice is served for Nelson Beckett and his family. Let’s stand united against senseless acts of violence and help bring closure to this heartbreaking case.