Serving the High Plains
Serving the High Plains
Crime Stoppers and the Tucumcari Police Department are seeking the public’s assistance with information leading to the identification and arrests of the subject or subjects involved in a burglary in the 1200 block of Second Street in which firearms and jewelry were taken.
In early December, the suspect or suspects entered a home and stole a 20-inch necklace of turquoise stones, a 14-karat gold charm bracelet with charms of baby photos, gold horseshoes and a spinning “I Love You “ charm, two silver vintage diaper pins with engraved names, a 14-karat woven chain double-strand 18-inch necklace, a wedding band with an oval-shaped diamond, a ring with light blue sapphire surrounded by small pearls, a freshwater pearl ring with a gold band, a white turquoise ring, an amethyst oval stone with gold band ring, a æ-karat round-cut diamond on a thin gold pendant, a silver squash blossom necklace with three turquoise stones, two sets of valuable spurs, including one that features a unique brand, and a handmade hunting knife.
Also taken were 10 firearms, including a .22-caliber pistol, a .22 pump Winchester, a 30-30 Model 94 Winchester, a 30-06 Model 70 Winchester, a .243 Model 70 Winchester, a 30-06 vintage Springfield style military gun on a sports stock, a 16-gauge shotgun, a 20-gauge Remington 670, a .22 Remington and a .308 Ruger compact.
Anyone with information about the stolen items or the burglary is encouraged to call Crime Stoppers at 575-461-3507. All callers can remain anonymous. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $1,000 for information leading to the identification and arrests of the subject or subjects involved.