Michael Lobato

DOB: 2/6/1980 Height: 5' 5" Race: Caucasian/Hispanic Build: Eyes: Hazel

Sex: Male Weight: 150 lbs. Complexion: Medium Nationality: Hair: Black

Scars, Marks:

CAUTION: SEX OFFENDER
Should be considered armed & dangerous and an escape risk.

Joseph Martinez

DOB: 7/4/1980 Height: 6' 3" Race: Caucasian/Hispanic Build: Eyes: Brown

Sex: Male Weight: 200 lbs. Complexion: Dark Nationality: Hair: Black

Scars, Marks:

CAUTION:
Should be considered armed & dangerous and an escape risk.

Marcos A. Valencia (aka: Little Creepers)

Age: 24 Years Old Height: 5' 10" Race: Caucasian/Hispanic Build: Medium Eyes: Green

Sex: Male Weight: 175 lbs. Complexion: Medium Nationality: Hair: Brown

Scars, Marks: Masks on right shoulder.

CAUTION:
Should be considered armed & dangerous and an escape risk.

Carlos R. Aragon

DOB: 8/27/1979 Height: 5' 6" Race: Caucasian/Hispanic Build: Stocky Eyes: Brown

Sex: Male Weight: 160 lbs. Complexion: Med. Dark Nationality: Hair: Shaved/Brown

Scars, Marks: Tattoo "THUG' on right arm

If you know the whereabouts of this person, please call 758-HALT (4258) or submit a tip at the top of this page.

COMMERCIAL BURGLARY

Sometime after the last Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Sunday, June 6th, an unknown subject or subjects stole the collection from the 10:30 AM Mass. The Taos Police Department is seeking any information regarding this theft and the person or persons responsible for it.

Taos Police Department Case # F10000049
Location: Our Lady of Guadalupe, 205 Don Fernando Rd, Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: Late afternoon of Sunday, June 6th, 2010
Crime: Burglary/Larceny
Amount of Loss: More than $2,000.00
Items Stolen: Cash and Checks
Suspects: None at this time
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of perpetrators
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.

If you have any information on this or any other crimes, please call 758-HALT (4258), by clicking on the 'Submit A Tip' button at the top of this page or texting your tip to 274637 keyword: TAOS.
Any information would be helpful.

COMMERCIAL BURGLARY

At about 9:30 PM on Thursday evening, June 3rd, two male subjects forcibly entered Taos Pharmacy and stole hundreds of prescription narcotic medications. The Taos Police Department is looking for any information that would lead to the arrest and conviction of those responsible.

Taos Police Department Case # F10000028
Location: Taos Pharmacy, 622 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: June 3rd, 2010 at about 9:30 PM
Crime: Commercial Burglary
Amount of Loss: Hundreds of Pills
Items Stolen: Controlled Narcotic Medications
Suspects: None at this time
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of perpetrators
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.

If you have any information regarding this Burglary, please contact Taos County Crime Stoppers. You will remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward.

BURGLARY OF A HOME

During the evening hours of June 29th, 2010, unknown persons forced their way into a home in Angel Fire and stole two black Sharp brand LCD Televisions. There are no suspects in the case and the investigation is ongoing..

Angel Fire Police Department Case # 1007-1149
Location: 60 Via de Maria, Angel Fire
Date/Time of Occurrence: June 29th, 2010
Crime: Burglary of a Home
Amount of Loss: $6,800.00
Items Stolen: Two (2) Sharp LCD Televisions
Suspects: None at this time
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of perpetrators
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.

If you have any information on this or any other crimes, please call 758-HALT (4258), by clicking on the 'Submit A Tip' button at the top of this page or texting your tip to 274637 keyword: TAOS.
Any information would be helpful.

ARMED ROBBERY

On Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 just before 8:30 PM, a male subject entered the Diamond Shamrock gas station brandishing a hatchet and demanded the cash from the clerk. The lone robber escaped in a white car with tinted windows. Fortunately, no one was injured.

Taos Police Department Case # E10000164
Location: Diamond Shamrock Gas Station, 1332 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: May 25th, 2010 at 8:24 PM
Crime: Armed Robbery
Amount of Loss: $300.00
Items Stolen: Cash
Suspects: None at this time
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of perpetrators
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.

If you have any information regarding this Robbery, please contact Taos County Crime Stoppers. You will remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward.

SHOOTING INTO A DWELLING

Just before midnight on Friday, May 21st, 2010, numerous shots were fired into a residence at 1241 Lamento del Coyote in Taos. At least one round penetrated several rooms of the home and lodged in a bedroom closet. Two small children, a teenager and their parents were in the home at the time. Fortunately, no one was injured.

Taos Police Department Case # E10000135
Location: 1241 Lamento del Coyote, Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: May 21st, 2010 just before midnight
Crime: Gunshots fire at/into Dwelling
Amount of Loss: N/A
Items Stolen: N/A
Suspects: None at this time
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of perpetrators
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.

If you have any information regarding this Shooting, please contact Taos County Crime Stoppers. You will remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward.

DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY / BURGLARY

Over the last 4 or 5 days, unknown persons have broken into 5 different establishments that serve food. In most cases very little was taken however the destruction of property was significant. The Taos Police Department is looking for any information which will lead to the arrest and conviction or those responsible.

Taos Police Department Case # C10000112, C10000124, C10000134, C10000136,
Location: Taos Diner II, Ancianos Senior Center, Taos County ARC, Taos Diner & Gutiz
Date/Time of Occurrence: March 18th through March 21st, 2010
Crime: Burglary and Breaking & Entry
Amount of Loss: $3,200.00
Items Stolen: Mostly Destruction of Property and Cash
Suspects: None at this time
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of perpetrators
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.

G R A F F I T I

During the night time hours of March 18 - 19 unknown persons spray painted Graffiti on various public building around the Town of Taos. The Taos Police Department is looking for any information that will lead to the arrest and convection of those involved in these crimes.

Taos Police Department Case # C10000114
Location: Taos Police Department at 107 Civic Plaza Drive; HRDA at 1335 Suite E, Gusdorf Road; and Taos Center for the Arts at 133 Paseo del Pueblo Norte
Date/Time of Occurrence: March 18th through 19th, 2010
Crime: Unauthorized Graffiti
Amount of Loss:
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.