Crime Stoppers

We like to think Grand Junction is a friendly and welcoming city. However, there are some, like this thug, who spoiled that when he assaulted and robbed an elderly man.

Here's how someone can ruin an awesome day. Park and lock your vehicle and head out for some fun on one of Western Colorado's trails. When you return, someone has broken out a window and stolen your stuff.

A man walked into a Grand Junction store and walked out with drugs he didn't pay for and the Grand Junction Police Department needs your help locating him.

Most of us wouldn't even consider using a credit card that didn't belong to us. Sadly, these people aren't like us.

The Mesa County Sheriff's office needs help to locate three suspects who are believed to have been involved in several thefts from vehicles.

With all of the technology available, is it really possible to remain anonymous when reporting criminal information through Crime Stoppers? The answer is yes, and here's how.

The Grand Junction Police Department works diligently to keep the city safe and provide help whenever and wherever needed. Part of having a safe city means we as citizens can sometimes help the police locate criminals.

One or more crooks made the decision to take power tools used by youth involved in the Partners Western Colorado Conservation Corps, limiting their ability to continue their community work.

Here's a criminal who gets the award for bad luck. He breaks into a parked car and steps out with nothing more than two cans of gasoline.

Whether these thieves were planning a big party or were just incredibly hungry doesn't really matter. What does, is they broke into a restaurant cooler and stole several thousand dollars worth of food and beverage.