This week, the Victoria Police department is asking for our help in solving a burglary of several vehicles, and abuse of a credit card.
On the morning of January 20th several vehicles parked in the 4100 block of N. Navarro where broken into and items were stolen. Later that afternoon two Hispanic males were caught on a Bank’s security camera using a debit card that had been stolen. Suspect details are posted below.
When it comes to protecting our fair city and solving crimes, the Victoria Police Department does a tremendous job but sometimes they can use some assistance. That's where Victoria Crime Stoppers and you, average citizen, come in.
Crime Stoppers is asking for your help in solving the forgery of a check taken in a burglary.
It’s Tuesday once again, and while that means we still have a few days until we get to the weekend, t also means another opportunity to help out the Victoria Police department and maybe even be rewarded for your efforts.
It's that time of week once again when local law enforcement asks for your help locating a wanted person.
It's time once again to help out the Victoria Police department, and in doing so, maybe get a little something for your efforts. Here's the scoop:
You may have information that could help solve a crime, and you might even be rewarded for your efforts, thanks to Victoria Crime Stoppers.
Victoria Crime Stoppers and the Victoria Police Department need help to identify the person responsible for a burglary.
It's time once again to help out the Victoria Police Department in locating someone with an outstanding warrant for his arrest, and in doing so, you may get an award of up to $1,000!
You...that's right, you Mr. or Mrs. ordinary citizen, can help fight crime and possibly earn $1000 just for doing so! This week, Victoria Crime Stoppers and the Victoria Police Department need help to identify the person responsible for a theft and credit card abuse.
It's time to give our local law enforcement a hand in solving a couple of burglaries, and in doing so, you just might reap the rewards, to the tune of $1,000!
This week, Victoria Crime Stoppers and the Victoria Police Department need help locating a wanted person, and if you have information that helps, you could get paid $1000!
Victoria Crime Stoppers and the Victoria Police Department need help to identify the person responsible for an aggravated robbery.
On March 2nd, Police responded to the Stripes lconvenience store at 302 N. Navarro in reference to an aggravated robbery. At approximately 12:20 a.m. a Hispanic male wearing a white long sleeve shirt with the front pulled up over his face entered the store. The male displayed a weapon and demanded money for the clerk. The suspect was unable to open the cash drawer so he fled the location with the drawer.
As average citizens, we may not have a cape and tights, but we can still help fight crime, and maybe even get a little reward for our efforts. How? Simply by helping Victoria Crime Stoppers and the Victoria Police Department identify the person responsible for a burglary.
