SHOOTING AT
A DWELLING OR OCCUPIED BUILDING

Between 10:30 and 10:45 PM on March 2nd, unknown suspects in a small dark colored car fired several shotgun rounds at the front of Taos Stereo and TV/Pro Musicians' Supply, breaking three (3) windows, damaging the building and endangering several occupants of the building.

Taos Police Department Case # C10000018
Location: Taos Stereo and TV/Pro Musicians' Supply
at 125-A Camino de la Merced in Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: March 2nd, 2010 at about 10:40 PM
Crime: Shooting at a Dwelling or Occupied Building
Amount of Loss: More than $3,500.00
Suspects: None at this time
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of perpetrators
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.

LARCENY / THEFT

The Red River Marshal's Office is requesting assistance in locating the stolen utility trailer (described below). The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the trailer is 16VPX162872371063 and it has been entered in the NCIC database.

Red River Marshal's Office Case # 1001020
Location: Red River, NM
Date/Time of Occurrence: Between January 5th and January 26, 2010
Crime: Larcency/Theft of a Utility Trailer
Amount of Loss: $3,500.00
Item Stolen: 16' "Big Tex" black pipe utility trailer with a wood floor, a toolbox mounted on the front (may have been removed since the theft) and a spare tire mounted on the right front side. The words, "BIG TEX" appear on both sides of the trailer.
Suspects: None at this time
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of perpetrators
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.

The State Police and the Taos Police Department have recovered numerous items they believe to have been stolen. These items were recovered during traffic stops of known burglary suspects or from persons with suspicious property which these persons could not account for.

The police agencies are asking for any citizen that has recently been burglarized to make a police report so that the recovered items may by identified and returned to the rightful owners. The police have construction tools, jewelry, household electronics and other property.

To make a claim for any recovered item, the owner must be able to prove ownership. The owner must supply proof with receipts, serial numbers, or a photo inventory list to make identification possible and have the property returned.

Take time now to make sure that you can provide proof of ownership for all of your possessions. Proof can be provided with sales receipts, a written list of inventory items with descriptions and serial numbers, photos or videos of your property items. The rightful owner must be able to identify their own property from that of their neighbors.