Crimestoppers NM

Burglary (Auto)

On May 1, 2013 a suspect (shown above) burglarized a vehicle at Petroglyph Elementary School, went to Money Mart and cashed a check for $1028.36.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Hit & Run with Great Bodily Harm

On April 30, 2013 a motorcyclist was driving eastbound on Paseo Del Norte at northbound Frontage Rd on a green light, when a Chevy Suburban driving northbound Frontage Rd ran a red light.  

Motorcyclist hit the Chevy’s left quarter panel (damage on chevy.)  The Chevy continues to turn left on westbound onto Paseo del Norte, leaving the scene of a accident.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Robbery

Two male subjects (one shown above) are wanted for a series of Robberies in the NE part of Albuquerque.  The two males switch off and Rob Department Stores using a Hunting knife in all Robberies.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Aggravated Assault w/ a Deadly Weapon, Shooting from a Motor Vehicle

On February 24, 2013 Officers were dispatched to a shots fired call. Shortly after Officers were dispatched to the Giant gas station at 1524 Coors NW for shots fired. It was found two listed suspect fired 5 rounds from a motor vehicle (Blk Chevy trail blazer) at another vehicle. Victim fled in his white Cadillac to another Giant/Village inn where the suspects followed him and fired an additional shot.

Suspects:

 1. Hispanic Male 20-30 years of age, 5’6” 145lbs. brown Hair, wearing a Gray hoodie and blue jeans.

2. Hispanic Male 20-30 years of age, 5’8” 160lbs

brown hair, dark baseball cap wearing a black and white hoodie.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Fradulent Use of a Credit Card

In January of 2013 two subjects shown above entered Lowes and made three purchases using a stolen credit card.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Forgery, Fraud, Auto Burglary

Individuals forcefully entered the victim’s 2011 Chevy Silverado truck and took the victim’s purse. The individual’s used the stolen credit cards from the purse to purchase $2000.00 worth of merchandise.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Homicide

On June 21, 2012 the Albuquerque Fire Department responded to a house fire on the 1200 block of Willy’s Knight NE. The fire was determined to be arson. The body of a deceased male was located inside the residence. An investigation determined the manner of death to be homicide and not due to the fire.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Theft

In November of 2012 around 1440 hours a Hispanic male in his late teens to early 20’s walked into 417 Tramway Blvd NE and grabbed an envelope from the counter. The envelope contained a check made payable to the victim and $800.00 in U.S. Currency. The male then fled the scene. The suspect is described as being a Hispanic male, around 5’7’’ in height, 130 pounds, wore a grey t-shirt, blue jeans and had lines shaved through his eyebrows.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Residential Burglary

In late December of 2012 two male individuals forced their way into a NE Albuquerque home. They stole a computer monitor, bass guitar and a television. Surveillance footage caught the two suspects on video as well as a white two door sedan with a black hood. The first suspect is described as a bald male, around 30 to 35 years of age, 5’9’’ in height, has a slight build and a goatee. The second individual is described as a male around 17 to 19 years of age, 5’9’’ in height and has short brown hair.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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Homicide and Auto Theft

On January 24, 2013 a male suspect (shown above) asked for a ride from the Mana Mart convenience store in El Cerro Mission Los Lunas, NM. The suspect received a ride and after a short distance asked the driver/victim to stop. The suspect then exited the vehicle, stated something was wrong with the truck and asked the driver/victim to take a look at it. Once the driver got out to look at the truck, the suspect jumped into the driver seat and drove off. The victim attempted to stop the suspect, which resulted in him being dragged about 133 feet and then being run over. The victim later passed away from the injuries sustained. The vehicle stolen from the victim is a white 1996 Chevrolet single cab Silverado truck with a New Mexico license plate of KJM702. The male suspect is described as a Hispanic male, 5’8’’, 160 pounds, approximately 30 years old, has short black hair with a crew cut, has white acne patches around his cheeks and chin and speaks Spanish fluently.

If you have information on this crime, contact Crime Stoppers at 843-7867. Information leading to an arrest can earn you up to $1,000 cash reward and you will remain completely anonymous. For more information, contact Crime Stoppers 843-7867 or see us at www.crimestoppersnm.org.

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