Pueblo Police are currently investigating a homicide where a 28-year-old male stabbing victim was dropped off in front of the Parkview Medical Center (400 W. 16^th St.) and later died.

If you have any information on this homicide you are urged to call Pueblo Crime Stoppers @ 542-STOP (542-7867) .  12-016601

Pueblo police detectives continue to investigate an unsolved homicide and need information from witnesses or anyone having information about the shooting. The shooting occurred shortly after 1:00 AM on Saturday, September 20th, 2003 in the parking lot of a Sandwich Shop in the 700 block of N. Main Street. When officers arrived at the scene, they found 25-year-old Courtney Chinn bleeding from a gunshot wound to his midsection. Courtney Chinn died the next day from the injuries. Witnesses told the officers that Chinn had been in The Anchor Inn prior to the shooting. While Chinn was in the parking lot, the suspect walked up and shot Courtney Chinn at close range. The suspect then ran west on 7th Street and disappeared around the corner. A dark color low-rider was seen leaving the area moments later. The suspect is described as a dark-skinned Hispanic man, 5’-4” tall, medium build with short dark hair and mustache. The suspect was wearing a blue pullover sweatshirt, blue jeans and white tennis shoes.     03-21798

Pueblo Police Detectives are still looking for tips and information regarding the murder of Derrick Wagner.  On 03-11-03 at approximately 12:46am Officers were dispatched to 2113 Aztec in reference to a shooting.

Officers arrived on scene and discovered Derrick Wagner suffered a single gunshot wound and was not responsive.  Wagner was transported to the hospital and succumbed to his injuries.  According to a witness, the doorbell rang and when the door was answered, three black males were at the door and one had a pistol.  The males had their faces covered and entered the residence demanding money.  Inside the residence a confrontation occurred and Wagner was shot.  The suspects fled in an unknown direction. 

The Police Department have several people whom would be considered persons of interest but have yet to develop the necessary evidence to bring charges against these individuals.  We need the communities help solving this homicide.  CR# 03-5318