Crime Stoppers

A man missed the point of what the purpose of a convenience store is. Instead of selecting some items and paying for them, he told the clerk he wanted the convenience of taking all the money from the register.

Police have been unable to locate, identify, and arrest the suspect in a recent burglary at a local auto dealership making this ongoing investigation the Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week.

A man decides after shopping at a Grand Junction store to skip the check-out line and head straight out the door without paying for his items.

A man decided the best way to get a new pair of shoes was to go to the shoe store, find a pair that he liked and fit well, then run off without paying for them.

Corn Hole - or is that Cornhole - enthusiasts have a chance to compete against other lovers of the outdoor game, and raise some money to help Crime Stoppers of Mesa County while doing it.

An unbelievably dishonest woman found a someone's wallet and instead of trying to locate the owner or turn the wallet over to authorities, used the Visa card inside to purchase items at multiple stores.

A car theft spree earlier this year tops the Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week.

Thieves broke in to a local lawn care business and walked out with several items worth a lot of green.

A woman using a counterfeit bill to purchase items at a Grand Junction is one of several attempts over the last few months to pass counterfeit money around town.

A credit card stolen from a Clifton mailbox was used to buy items at a local store, making this the Crime of the Week.