The McDonald's employee who recognized Luigi Mangione will not be getting a reward anytime soon.
There are two separate rewards the employee should be eligible for. NYPD was offering a $10,000 reward and the FBI was offering a $50,000 reward.
Both agencies have different policies when it comes to issuing money and there are a few steps the tipster needs to take.
"It's a little bit more tricky when it comes to other agencies that also want to supply money because it goes based off of their policy and how they determine whether or not the tip that came in was valid and if it did lead to an arrest," said Phoenix Police Sgt. Brian Bower.
After calling 911, the tipster should call Crime Stoppers to qualify for the reward and provide a reference number tied to the case.
For the FBI reward, the employee will have to wait for a conviction and - according to the FBI's website - the employee will need to be nominated by a U.S. investigating agency.
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