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Sheriffs' Office - Crime of the Week

CRIME STOPPERS SILENT WITNESS
CRIME OF THE WEEK

WEEK OF 08/13/2010 THROUGH 08/20/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is attempting to locate the following two people for questioning in an attempted homicide that occurred on June 2, 2010 at 609 East Prosser. Eduardo Reyes Mejia born November 11, 1991 and Guillermo Gonzales born June 3, 1993.

If you have information about this or any other crime, call Crime Stoppers Silent Witness at 638-TIPS or e-mail tips@crime-stopper.net. You will remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.00. The caller I.D. system is not installed on the Silent Witness Phone Lines. Silent Witness is an affiliate of Crime Stoppers International. Web page www.crime-stopper.net

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 07/30/2010 THROUGH 08/06/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to an attempted arson at Arp Elementary 1216 Reiner Court. At approximately 9:15 p.m. July 9th, several punctured containers of roofing contact cement were used to set a fire approximately five feet from the north side of the building.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

CRIME STOPPERS SILENT WITNESS
CRIME OF THE WEEK

WEEK OF 05/21/2010 THROUGH 05/28/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to the theft of construction equipment from a site on I-25. Sometime between 9:00 p.m. May 7 and 6:00 a.m. May 10 a Volvo brand forklift attachment was stolen from the construction site at I-25 and Speer Road. The attachment has the number 1815 welded on its side.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

CRIME STOPPERS SILENT WITNESS
CRIME OF THE WEEK

WEEK OF 05/07/2010 THROUGH 05/14/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to a vehicle burglary that occurred on the I-80 service road east of County Road 143. Between 9:40 p.m. April 24 and 12:30 a.m. April 25 a 1971 Chrysler New Yorker was burglarized. During the burglary an Interstate 31 series battery was stolen, and the vehicle sustained $3,500 in damages.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

CRIME STOPPERS SILENT WITNESS
CRIME OF THE WEEK

WEEK OF 04/23/2010 THROUGH 04/30/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to several cases of vandalism that occurred on Dallas and Julianna Roads in South Fork Subdivision. Between 6:00 p.m. April 21 and 5:30 a.m. April 21, numerous vehicles were vandalized on Dallas and Julianna Roads resulting in several thousand dollars worth of damage.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

CRIME STOPPERS SILENT WITNESS
CRIME OF THE WEEK

WEEK OF 04/09/2010 THROUGH 04/16/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to the burglary of a business in the 6500 block of Woods Road. At approximately 1:25 a.m. March 26, the owner of a business located in the 6500 block of Woods Road interrupted a burglary in progress, and two male suspects left in a tan 90's model Chevy Suburban.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

CRIME STOPPERS SILENT WITNESS
CRIME OF THE WEEK

WEEK OF 03/12/2010 THROUGH 03/19/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to the burglary of Tatooine Electronics. Between February 4, and February 18, Tatooine Electronics located in the 6500 block of Hinesley Road, and the 4300 block of I80 service Road was burglarized, among the items stolen was a HP Spectrum Analyzer.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

CRIME STOPPERS SILENT WITNESS
CRIME OF THE WEEK

WEEK OF 02/26/2010 THROUGH 03/05/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to the destruction of a John Deere tractor. Between 2:00 and 2:30 the morning of January 28, person or persons unknown took a John Deere model 9400 tractor for a joy ride at a construction site located near mile marker 5 on I 25, resulting in damage in the amount of $150,000.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

WEEK OF 02/12/2010 THROUGH 02/19/2010

The Laramie County Sheriffs' Office is seeking information related to an aggravated burglary that occurred in the 1400 block of Lampman Court. Between November 2, and December 10 2009 a residence in the 1400 block of Lampman Court was entered, among the items stolen was a Springfield Armory model XDM920 9mm semi-automatic handgun.

Deputy Raymond Nelson

Silent Witness Crime Stoppers

The Silent Witness Crime Stoppers program combines the efforts of a private organization operated by volunteers with those of city and county law enforcement agencies to solve crimes in Cheyenne.The program was begun in Cheyenne in 1982 after a police staff officer learned of the Crime Stoppers program in Albuquerque. This program pays rewards to citizens whose anonymous tips assist law enforcement in solving area crimes.Originally 100 businesses, organizations and individuals contributed funds to start Silent Witness of Cheyenne, Inc. Many continue to do so today; without private donations Silent Witness could not operate, since no public monies are provided.The local board is composed of twenty members representing business, government, education and the news media in addition to law enforcement. The board is responsible for fund raising and paying rewards as well as serving as a liaison between law enforcement and the community. The board has the backing of various civic organizations.Silent Witness Crime Stoppers serves the community as a whole by enabling crimes to be solved which might not otherwise be solved without the information provided to law enforcement by private citizens. The community benefits through the return of stolen property as well as by the arrest and incarceration of burglars, drug dealers and other criminals. Additionally, citizens are encouraged to be aware of possible illegal activities in their neighborhoods.Silent Witness Crime Stoppers is a deterrent to crime in Cheyenne, making the city a better place in which to live. It also encourages citizens to be aware of possible illegal activities, and provides a way for individuals to assist in solving crimes without having their names known.Many crimes have been solved from information provided by concerned individuals. Recovery of stolen property, arrests of burglars, drug dealers and other criminals are a direct result of information provided by private citizens.Silent Witness Crime Stoppers is YOU!! Rewards are paid. Call 638-TIPSThe rewards are funded by private donations and contributions. Without these private donations Silent Witness could not operate. No government monies are used. No money is used for paid employees.Your support is needed and appreciated. For your donation, we will send you: