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If you have any information about these crimes or any person(s) involved, you are urged to call Pueblo Crime Stoppers at or submit a Web Tip .  You do not have to give your name.  PUEBLO CRIME STOPPERS will pay a cash reward of up to $1000 and you can remain anonymous.

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9/18/2008 - Sunflower Bank Robbery - 08-22053
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On 9/15/08 the Sunflower bank located at 1715 S. Pueblo Blvd. was robbed at approx. 4:47 p.m.  The suspect walked to the counter and handed the teller a note. The teller took the money out of the drawer and then placed the money on the counter. The male grabbed the money and ran out the bank. The suspect left southbound behind the Regency Square Shopping Center. The suspect was described as a white male in his 50`s, 5`6-5`7" tall, 170-180 lbs., white or blonde hair, and wearing a red baseball cap, gray zip up sweatshirt, blue jeans and dark sunglasses.


8/5/2008 - Criminal Mischief - Roselawn Cemetery
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Who’s Responsible?

 

Pueblo County Sheriff’s Department needs your help in attempting to locate the suspect or suspects involved in the massive property damage at Roselawn Cemetery located at 1706 Roselawn.

 

According to Sgt. Leroy Mora of the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Department, on 8/5/08 Deputies responded to Roselawn Cemetery in regard to a property damage. Upon their arrival Deputies found 86 historical head stones knocked over and damaged. The dollar amount of the damage to the head stones is reported to be in the range of $130,000.00. The Sheriff’s Department is hoping someone will come forward with information leading to the arrest of the individual or individuals responsible for the destruction of so many head stones. In additional to the Crime Stopper reward, Mr. Bob Rawlings, Publisher/Editor of The Pueblo Chieftain, has offered an additional $500.00 reward.  Pueblo Crime Stoppers is hoping that the additional $500.00 Mr. Rawlings has offered will help initiate a call from the public in order to bring justice to those responsible for the annihilation of the historical head stones.

 

If you have any information on this crime you are urged to call Pueblo Crime Stoppers @ 542-STOP (542-7867) or submit a tip on-line. Your information could earn you a cash reward!


6/16/2008 - Armed Robbery CR# 08-14821
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Police need your help in identifying the suspects seen in these photos. According to police reports the male and female suspects pulled into the Loaf ‘n Jug store at 1201 Pueblo Blvd. to get gas. As the male was pumping the gas the female suspect walked into the store and used the restroom. The two suspects then left in a tan colored sedan with the female driving. A few minutes later the male came walking into the store from the side of the building and stated he needed to us the restroom. The male suspect then walked up to the counter to purchase some cigarettes and then ran behind the counter, waiving a knife at the clerk, and demanded the money from the cash register. The male clerk was able to get away from the male suspect and later witnessed him jumping into the tan colored sedan and fleeing the area.

The male is described a dark Hispanic male with black hair combed back, wearing a blue Red Socks #34 jersey. The female was wearing a black tank top, camouflage pants and carrying a large gray purse. Both suspects appeared to be in their late 20’s early 30’s.


3/19/2008 - Theft 08-5717 & 08-5718
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Police need your help in identifying the male seen in this picture. According to Police reports on Monday, March 10th, this male entered a Liquor Store in the Mesa Junction area and asked the clerk if he could change four quarters for a dollar. When the clerk opened the cash register the suspect reached over and grabbed several twenty-dollar bills from the register and fled the scene. Minutes later the same suspect enters another Liquor Store on the south side of town and again asked the clerk to exchange four quarters for a dollar bill. Once the clerk opened the cash register the suspect again reaches over the counter and grabbed several twenty-dollar bills. After a small chase by the clerk the suspect was scene jumping into the passenger side of a dark blue or black SUV.

 

The suspect is described as a Hispanic male; in his early twenty’s wearing a dark blue sweatshirt, blue baseball cap with a white letter “E” and an unknown emblem on the brim, light blue jeans and white tennis shoes.



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