Crime Stoppers

Here's what happens when you walk out of a store with a cart full of items you haven't paid for. You end up as the Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week.

The Grand Junction Police Department has received numerous reports of women's underwear and accessories being stolen from homes.

Two would be Grinches trying to steal someone's Christmas were caught on video and now the Mesa County Sheriffs Office would like to get these two off the streets before they spoil someone's holiday.

The Grand Junction Police Department is looking for a suspect who stole an Asus Tablet from the downtown branch of the Mesa County Public Library.

This week, the Grand Junction Police Department and Crime Stoppers is trying to solve a case that has literally hit a brick wall.

This week's crime of the week started with a thief breaking into a car and stealing a purse and wallet.

Spray paint is a wonderful product to keep things looking nice, until some criminal uses it to intentionally deface someone else's property.

Generally, people consider their valuables safe if they're locked up inside. For one Grand Junction resident, that precaution didn't keep a thief from breaking in and stealing an expensive mountain bike.

The thieves who stole a fishing reel and a pistol may have been thinking if the fish aren't biting, shoot them. What they weren't thinking is you're not supposed to take things from a store without paying for them.

Two hungry thieves felt that loading up on groceries without paying for them was proper behavior when in fact, it wasn't, making them the focus of Crime Stoppers.