$30,000 Offered for Arrests in Deputy Killing Police in the town of Round Rock, Texas, just outside of Austin, are looking for the killer of a Deputy Sheriff on Monday. But at the current time according to the department, they have little to go on. But the area has rallied to help find the killer and together the towns people have raised about $30,000 in rewards. That money has now been offered for information leading to arrests in the cowardly fatal shooting of a Texas sheriffs deputy at his Austin-area home. In addition to the money raised locally, the Texas Crime Stoppers program announced Tuesday a $15,000 reward for information leading to suspects in the killing of Travis County sheriffs Sgt. Craig Hutchinson. Hutchinson was gunned down early Monday in Round Rock after using his law enforcement radio to report prowlers in his yard. Hutchinson, who was set to retire in September, later died of his wounds at a local hospital. Sgt. Craig Hutchinson who was on the force for 32 years, used his law enforcement radio to call for help shortly before 1:30 a.m., and responding officers found Hutchinson laying in the back yard of his home, Travis County Sheriff Greg Hamilton said during a Monday news conference. He was my field training officer, Hamilton said.So this is near and dear to me. This guy was a big teddy bear and everybody loved him. He was a gentle bear and he taught me everything I knowI loved that guy to death. The reward from Texas Crime Stoppers, operating within the office of Gov. Greg Abbotts Criminal Justice Division, joins $10,000 posted by the U.S. Marshals Service. A municipal judge and ex-sheriffs office employee, Judge Kevin Madison, pledged a $5,000 reward for information leading to arrests. Dozens of mourners prayed and held hands during a vigil Monday night for Hutchinson. If you have any information about this case, you are urged to contact any Austin area Police Department. The have assured us that you name will be kept confidential. Sgt Hutchinson has been described by co-workers and neighbors as a friendly, caring officer that went out of his way to help people. Fox News contributed to this story. 2016 R. L. Grimes 