Pueblo Police need your help in identifying the black male see in this photograph.

According to police report the suspect entered J B Robinson jewelry store located in the Pueblo Mall at approx 10:30 a.m. and asked to see their engagement rings. The male party looked at one ring and then asked to see one with a larger stone. The sales clerk then showed the suspect another ring with a larger stone. Upon receiving the expensive ring the suspect immediately turned and ran from the store.

The male suspect is described as a black male, in his mid 20’s, 5’11”, 200-210 lbs with short black hair, mustache and a chipped upper front tooth (left bicuspid). The male suspect was wearing a red and black “Jordan” tennis shoes, black shorts and a red and back matching shirt.

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.

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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

Police need your help in identifying the male seen in this picture. According to Police reports on Monday, March 10^th, 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.

On 12/1/07 at approx. 1:00 p.m. a Hispanic male walked into Top Dollar Pawn, 1101 W. 4^th St., with the pretense of buying a gold chain. After looking at several chains the suspect grabbed one from the clerk’s hand and ran out of the store. The clerk chased the suspect outside of the store and saw the suspect drive away in a small light blue vehicle with two other males and one female inside. A customer inside the store gave chase but was unable to obtain a license plate that came back to the suspect.

The suspect is described as a medium built Hispanic male, with dark short hair, and in his mid to late 20’s. In the photograph the suspect is wearing a long sleeve blue shirt, blue jeans and white tennis shoes.

Pueblo Police need your help in identifying a female suspect in a foiled bank robbery. On Wednesday, September 5th at approx. 2:40 p.m. a female walked into the Pueblo Government Agencies Credit Union, 720 N. Greenwood and attempted to commit a robbery.

The female suspect entered the Credit Union wearing a white shirt, faded jeans, a white baseball cap with a blue bill, a blue bandanna across her face, carrying a white plastic bag and wearing latex gloves. The female walked up to a teller and demanded all her money. While making demand the female suspect panicked and turned around and fled the bank.

The suspect is described as a Hispanic female, approx. 5`-2" tall, slender build, with light brown hair pulled back in a ponytail.

If you have information about this crime, you are asked to call Pueblo Crime Stoppers at 542-STOP (7867.)

Police need your help to solve a hit & run accident involving a wheelchair bound victim.

On 7/25/07 at approx. 11:54 p.m. Dominic Nevarrez, was traveling east bound in his wheel chair, in the 1500 block of E. 1st St. when he was struck by an unknown vehicle from behind. Mr. Nevarrez was transported to a near by hospital where he suffered serious bodily injury. The suspect vehicle fled the scene leaving Mr. Nevarrez lying seriously injured in the street. Officers are hoping someone witnessed the accident and have information regarding the suspect and the suspect`s vehicle.

If you have any information regarding this accident please call Pueblo Crime Stoppers. Your information could earn you a cash reward.

Pueblo Police need your help in identifying the suspects seen in these photographs. According to police reports the suspects enter convenient stores at different times. One will distract the clerk while the other two steal cartons of cigarettes and other merchandise.

Police are looking into these suspects as being involved in additional thefts totaling over thousands of dollars.

The suspects are described as being a Hispanic male approx. 5`7 short brown hair, wearing a dark colored jacked and a white baseball cap, the 2nd suspect is being a black male, approx. 5`11, 210 lbs, with mustache & short beard. The 3rd suspect is also a Hispanic male with a short goatee and described as being approx. 5`8` tall, 150 lbs. wearing a green & brown hunting jacket over a dark colored hooded sweatshirt. All suspects appear to be in their mid 20`s to early 30`s.

If you have any information on these 3 suspects please contact 542-STOP. Your information could earn you a cash reward.

Pueblo police need your assistance in identifying a male who is being sought in connection with a crime spree between February 16th and March 1st.

The suspect is believed responsible for a home burglary that occurred on February 16th in Pueblo`s East Side. The suspect stole a wallet, cash, keys and the victims white 2002 Honda Civic.

On February 20th the suspect broke into a vehicle in the Pueblo Mall parking lot and stole a car stereo, checkbook and a wallet.  The stolen Honda Civic was used as a getaway vehicle. 

The same day, the suspect tried to pass one of the stolen checks at the 1st Stop Store in the 2800 block of N. Elizabeth.  The cashier declined to take the check when photo ID did not match the suspect.
 
This suspect is believed to be responsible for several fraudulent credit card transactions, Theft from Merchant that occurred on February 27th, and a Hit & Run Accident on March 1st.  The wrecked, stolen Honda Civic was finally found abandoned in Mineral Palace Park on March 5th.

An image of the suspect was captured on surveillance tape and he is described as a Hispanic male with a short haircut, slight ponytail, wearing dark glasses.

If you recognized this individual, you are asked to call Pueblo Crime Stoppers at 542-STOP (7867).

Pueblo Police need your assistance in identifying a male who on December 12th, 2006 pulled out a knife and threatened a Pueblo Target Store security officer.

The suspect was seen concealing an assortment of CD`s and DVD movies from the Target Store. When the security office confronted the male at the front doors about the items, the crime turned from a shoplifting to an armed robbery.
 
The suspect is described as a Hispanic male, in his 20`s, with very short, almost shaven head.  He wore dark sunglasses, a black zip up sweatshirt and a black t-shirt.

Police believe someone in the community may recognize this individual. If you can help, please call Pueblo Crime Stoppers at 542-STOP that`s 542-7867.

Pueblo police need your help in identifying a suspect and his vehicle involved in a purse snatch on 12/11/06. According to police reports the victim was walking into a south side grocery store when a male suspect came up from behind her and grabbed her purse from her arm and took off running. The victim chased the male behind the building but lost sight of him behind the store.

The suspect was described as a tall slender Hispanic male in his late teens early 20`s, with short black wavy hair. The suspect was wearing a light blue Denver Nuggets Carmello Anthony #15 jersey, blue jeans and white tennis shoes.

The vehicle the suspect was riding in was described as a maroon late 90`s Chevy Lumina missing the left front hub cap. This vehicle was also seen driving around the parking lot of another south side grocery store prior to the robbery.

If you have any information on the suspect or vehicle please call Pueblo Crimes Stoppers @ 542-STOP. Your anonymous information could earn you a cash reward.

Pueblo Police are seeking information from anyone who may have witnesses a four-car accident that claimed the life of 19-year-old Taustin Chavez. The accident happened on Pueblo Blvd near Lucille Street and along the west side of Pueblo`s Elmwood Golf Course on February 25, 2006 at about 12:47 AM.

The accident investigation reveals that Taustin Chavez was driving south on Pueblo Blvd. when his blue Subaru Legacy sedan veered into north bound traffic and collided with oncoming traffic.

One of the drivers of a north bound vehicle reported seeing a group of people standing in the parking lot of the gas station or car wash when the accident occurred.  The group of people left the scene shortly after the accident and were never questioned or identified.  Police are seeking the names of anyone from that group of people or other witnesses to the accident.

Information about this accident can be called into the Pueblo Police Traffic Division at 553-2404 or to Pueblo Crime Stoppers at 542-STOP (7867).