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1/20/2010 - Theft From An At-Risk Adult 10-001258

On 01/20/10 Pueblo Police Officers were sent to 1322 E. 8^th St., Safeway on a theft. Upon arrival an 80-year-old female reported that a heavy-set, bald, Hispanic male in black pants and a black shirt followed her from inside the store into the parking lot. As she was preparing to load her groceries into her vehicle the male approached her and asked to use her cell phone. As she was telling him she did not have one the male grabbed her purse from inside the shopping cart and ran off.

The suspect then got into an older model black Chevy truck that was waiting in the area with another Hispanic male inside and drove off at a high rate of speed. The truck did not have license plates on it. The victim lost several pieces of personal ID as well as credit cards and a checkbook

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8/13/2009 - Theft 09-16622

Pueblo Police need your help in identifying the two suspects seen in this photograph.

On August 13, 2009 Corporal Richard Valencia responded to Pueblo Community Health Center located at 310 Colorado Ave regarding a theft. Upon his arrival he contacted the victim, Rebecca Martinez, who stated sometime between 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. someone stole her wallet while working at Pueblo Community Health Center.

Ms. Martinez stated she did not realize her wallet had been stolen until later that day she received a call from her credit card company advising her that there was some suspicious activity on her account.

Ms. Martinez stated she later discovered her credit cards had been used at several different businesses such as Loaf N Jug, Wal-Mart, Sonic, and McDonalds. The photo seen here are from the south side Wal-Mart where the suspects purchased two I-pods valued at $558.48 with the stolen credit cards.

The female appears to be in her mid twenties, wearing a low cut shirt, blue jeans, white shoes, and has a pair of sunglasses on her head. She appears to be around 5-5 to 5-9 tall and around 100-130 lbs. with brown hair.

The male is wearing a white t-shirt with a square emblem on it with black jeans and white shoes. He appears to be around his mid twenties around 5-5 to 5-9 tall with black hair and a medium build.

The total amount used on Martinez’ credit cards was over $1,545.00.

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