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Derrick Tenorio is a 21 year old Navajo man from Steamboat AZ who was last seen on August 5, 2011 near Standing Rock, Arizona. Derrick Tenorio is listed in NCIC as an “Involuntary Missing Person”. He has family at Taos Pueblo and throughout New Mexico. Mr. Tenorio is the loving father of three, son and brother. His family is asking that anyone with information regarding Derrick’s whereabouts contact Taos County Crime Stoppers or the nearest Law Enforcement agency. |
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If you have any information on these or any other crimes,
please call 758-HALT (4258),
click on the 'Submit A Tip' button at the top of this page
or text your tip to 274637 keyword: TAOS.
Any information would be helpful.
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
2010 - NOVEMBER 18Between the hours of 1:30 PM and 10:45 PM on Thursday, November 18th, an unknown person forced entry into the mobile home on Space 13 at the Rillito Mobile Home Park also known as the Lavadie Trailer Park. The perpetrator or perpetrators stole items including a Flat Screen TV and DVD Player, Jewelry and Checkbooks.
The Taos Police Department is seeking any information regarding the individuals responsible for this burglary.
TPD Case # K10000134
Location: Space #13 at the Rillito Mobile Home Park (Lavadie Trailer Park),
530 Camino del Medio.
Date/Time of Occurrence: Between 1:30 PM and 10:45 PM on Thursday, November 18, 2010
Crime: Residential Burglary
Amount of Loss: $6,500.00
Items Stolen: Flat Screen TV, DVD Player, Diamond Ring, Two (2) Checkbooks
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.
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
2010 - SEPTEMBER 7Case # N/A
Location: Stakeout Drive, Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: September 7th, 2010
Crime: Burglary of a Residence
Amount of Loss: Undisclosed
Items Stolen: Men's gold Tag Hauer wrist watch, woman's gold Movado wrist watch, 16" to
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.
BURGLARY
2011 - JANUARY 3Taos County Sheriff's Office Case # AS11000053
Location: Habitat for Humanity ReStore, 16 State Road 522, El Prado
Date/Time of Occurrence: Between December 31st, 2010 and January 3rd, 2011
Crime: Burglary
Amount of Loss: $5,700.00
Items Stolen: Solar Equipment including 2-Trace Inverters, 2-Pulse PC-500 Charge
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.
CRIME OF THE WEEK
Village of Angel Fire Police Department
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.
Unsolved
INFORMATION WANTED
TAOS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
FELONY THEFT Between Friday, January 22nd and Friday, January 29th, 2010, persons unknown disassembled and removed six solar panels at the Kit Carson Electric Cooperative Solar Array at the UNM Klaur Campus.
The solar panels at the KCEC Solar Array are rated at 190 watts each and the estimated cost of the six solar panels to be approximately six thousand five hundred dollars ($6,500.00). With labor, the cost to repair and replace the Solar Panels is $9,157.69. The theft of the six solar panels from the KCEC Solar Array affect the energy generated by the other solar panels that were connected in series thereby affecting energy generation to the entire row of solar panels connected in series . The total energy loss per day and to date has not been determined at this time.
TCSO Case #
Location: Kit Carson Electric Cooperative Solar Array at UNM Klaur Campus
Date/Time of Occurrence: Between Friday, January 22nd and January 29th, 2010
Crime: Felony Theft and Criminal Damage
Amount of Loss: More than $9,000.00
Items Stolen: Six 190 Watt Solar Panels
Suspects: None
Information Sought: Any Information leading to arrest and conviction of driver.
Amount of Reward Requested: Standard Reward.If you have any information on this or any other crimes, please call 758-HALT (4258), click 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.
A Message to the Citizens of Taos County from the TCCS Coordinator:
During the late evening and night of May 20, 2011, three men were shot in the Colorado Road area of Tres Piedras. One man, 53 year old Jeff King died of his injury. He was murdered, plain and simple! The two other men were seriously injured, having been shot in the head. There is no apparent reason for these shootings, no rhyme, no reason! These crimes remain unsolved.
Taos County Crime Stoppers posted a request for information regarding these crimes on its website shortly after May 20th. To date we have received NO Tips regarding this incident. At this time we would like to redouble our efforts to solve this crime. We are issuing a plea to the citizens of Taos County for any information regarding these senseless acts of violence!
It is true that many small law enforcement agencies across this country have limited training and resources. However, there is NO excuse for citizens who have knowledge of a MURDER and the serious shooting of two other men to remain silent.
Please think about this, WHO AMONG US CAN FEEL SAFE IN OUR HOMES IF WE ALLOW MURDERERS TO REMAIN AT LARGE AND TO KILL AT WILL? There are citizens out there who know who committed these crimes! You can pass on this information ANONYMOUSLY to Taos County Crime Stoppers.
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CRIME OF THE WEEK
by TAOS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
BURGLARY AT 125 ESTE ES ROAD
On the afternoon of Thursday, July 7, 2011, between 12:30 and 2:30 pm, two or more unknown persons burglarized
the office of Lawrence S. Montoya Professional Surveyor located at 125 Este Es Road in Taos.
Among the items stolen was a Sentry safe containing many very important personal papers,containing many very important personal papers, computer software CDs, business papers and equipment.
TSO Case #:
Location: 125 Este Es Road, Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: July 7th, 2011, between 12:30 PM and 2:30 PM
Crime: Burglary
Amount of Loss: In excess of 40,000.00
Items Stolen: Sentry Safe, about 3' high by 2' wide (pictured above), a Pacific Coast Radio,
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.
CRIME OF THE WEEK
by TAOS POLICE DEPARTMENT
Bent Street & Martyrs Lane Burglaries Several Businesses in the Bent Street and Martyrs Lane area were burglarized during the early morning hours of June 29th, 2011. Entry was forced into the businesses of Open Eye Office, Michelle's, La Lana Wools, Mud and Flood Mountain Shop, Stephen Kilborn Gallery, La Chiripada Winery, Dwellings Revisited, and Taos Artisan's Gallery all had damages and losses.
TPD Case #: Several
Location: The Bent Street and Martyrs Lane area; Open Eye Office, Michelle's, La Lana
Date/Time of Occurrence: Early morning hours of June 29, 2011
Crime: Burglary
Amount of Loss: Over $3,500
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 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.
CRIME OF THE WEEK
by TAOS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
HOMICIDE & ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE Information is being sought in the homicide of one individual and the serious wounding of two others, somewhere in an area about 2 miles east of Highway 285 on Highway 64 in the Tres Piedras area on Colorado Road.
The shootings occured between the hours of 7:00 and 8:00 PM on Wednesday, May 18th, 2011. The two injured persons were airlifted to hospitals in Albuquerque and Denver, their condition is unclear at this time.
Taos County Under-Sheriff is seeking any information that may help to apprehend the person or persons who committed these shootings.
TSO Case #
Location: About two miles east of Tres Piedras
Date/Time of Occurrence: Between the hours of 7:00 and 8:00 PM on May 18th, 2011
Crime: Homicide and Attempted Homicide
Amount of Loss: A Life
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 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.
CRIME OF THE WEEK
by TAOS POLICE DEPARTMENT
COMMERCIAL BURLARY
At approximately 1:20 AM on Saturday morning, March 12th, two male individuals unlawfully entered the Walgreen's store here in Taos. Entry was made by breaking out a window in the front door. Once inside, one of the individuals climbed the gate to get into the liquor department. Once over the gate he threw three 30-packs of beer to his partner on the other side of the gate who then tossed some of the beer out through the broken window onto the sidewalk. Both suspects then exited the store through the broken window, picked up the beer and left the scene. 
One or both of these suspects may have sustained cuts to their hands or other parts of their bodies.
Attached is a video clip from the in-store security system which shows the two subjects inside the store. Please view this video and if you can identify one or both of these subjects, please call, e-mail or text Taos County Crime Stoppers.Approximately 14 minutes after the break-in at Walgreen's, one or more unknown subjects attempted to break into the Chevron station that is located just south of the Walgreen's store. It is believed that the perpetrators were frightened off by the business's alarm. The method of entry was the same at both businesses.
TPD Case # C11000091
Location: Walgreen's at 811 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: March 12, 2011 at 1:20 PM
Crime: Commercial Burglary
Amount of Loss: $7,000.00
Items Stolen: Beer and Broken Window
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.
CRIME OF THE WEEK
by TAOS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
COMMERCIAL BURLARY
The sign for
Master Rapid Eye Therapist
was taken sometime during the evening hours of April 17th and about 4:00 PM on April 18th, the business on lower Las Colonias. The sign is cut from 3/8" sheet metal and painted (black and red) to resemble a business logo. It was hanging from two steel chains welded to a steel rod, which was bolted to the standing post.
The post sits just outside of the front gate to a residence, which is also a registered place of business. Please see photo for further detail.
TSO Case #
Location: Lower Las Colonias, Taos
Date/Time of Occurrence: Between the evening of April 17th and 4:00 PM on April 18th, 2011
Crime: Commercial Burglary
Amount of Loss: $800.00
Items Stolen: Business Sign
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.
BURLARY OF AN AUTOMOBILE During the evening hours of Friday, March 11 or the early morning hours
of Saturday, March 12th one or more unknown Suspects broke into a silver 1998 Dodge Durango in the parking lot of the Mariposa Apartments. These Suspects tore the inner door panels off the vehicle in order to steal the door mounted speakers. They also stole a 10" flat screen TV which was mounted in the vehicle and a .223 caliber Deer Rifle with a dark wood stock, scope and an attached elk skin ammo pouch.TPD Case # C11000093
Location: Mariposa Apartments
Date/Time of Occurrence: Friday night, March 11, through early morning hours
Crime: Burglary of an Automobile
Amount of Loss: Undisclosed
Items Stolen: 10" flat screen TV from vehicle, 2-10" Exploder door speakers,
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.
Between 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM on Tuesday, February 22, 2011, four (4) residences in the Theodora Street and Valverde Road areas were burglarized. While two of the homes showed signs of forced entry the other two seemed to have been entered through unlocked doors. In two of the burglaries cash was taken and in the other two it does not appear that anything was taken. Items that are usually stolen such as electronics and jewelry were not disturbed. There are no suspects in
these cases at this time although some evidence has been collected
by responding officers. If you have any information regarding
these burglaries please contact Taos County Crime Stoppers at
the top of this page and filing a WebTip or by calling 758-HALT
(4258) or texting to 274637, keyword: TAOS. In either case, you
will remain completely anonymous.
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. |
Between the hours of 1:30 PM and 10:45 PM on Thursday, November 18th, an unknown person forced entry into the mobile home on Space 13 at the Rillito Mobile Home Park also known as the Lavadie Trailer Park. The perpetrator or perpetrators stole items including a Flat Screen TV and DVD Player, Jewelry and Checkbooks. The Taos Police Department is seeking any information regarding the individuals responsible for this burglary.
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. |
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