Crime Stoppers

I was shocked to see how many people are wanted right now in Grand Junction. These people are wanted for crimes ranging from kidnapping to murder to theft.

Most shoplifters stick to stealing items that don't bring a lot of attention to themselves. This duo, actually one, in particular, didn't keep that mind during an attempted heist in Montrose.

Crime never sleeps in Mesa County and neither does Crime Stoppers, still looking for suspects in several Grand Valley crimes.

Put this on the list of things that annoy people the most. A woman hit another vehicle in a Grand Junction parking lot and never bothered to stop and leave her information.

The Mesa County Sheriff's Office is attempting to locate a person believed to have pointed a gun at a Deputy on Saturday (February 4) at a Clifton store.

Most of the time when a criminal is caught on camera, it's not always the best quality or from the best angle making it more difficult to identify the perpetrator. This guy wasn't so lucky.

A man browsing in a downtown Grand Junction antique store hatched an idea to steal items from the store.

The Montrose Police Department is attempting to find the driver and vehicle involved in a hit and run accident Friday (January 20).

Getting your photo taken can be awesome. But, if the photographer is someone you don't know who follows you, then takes your picture for no obvious reason, it can be very freaky.

Usually, you have to check-in to a hotel before you can check-out. Two men decided to skip the first part and check out of a Montrose hotel with the businesses cash.