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Nicholas Kaloi

In June 2026, CSPD patrol officers were dispatched to a local hospital for a cold assault. Officers contacted the victim who had multiple facial injuries and other injuries that required them to be admitted to the hospital. The victim also reported they had been strangled, and the suspect stole a firearm. The suspect was identified as Nicholas Kaloi. 

The Violent Offender Fugitive Task Force has been working the apprehension of Kaloi but has been unable to locate him. 

Kaloi is described as a white male, bald head, hazel eyes, 5-7, 160. Kaloi is possibly armed with the stolen handgun. Kaloi has tattoos on both arms and chest.

If you have information regarding the above fugitive or any serious crime, please call CRIME STOPPERS at 719-634-STOP (719-634-7867) in Colorado Springs or 719-542-STOP (719-542-7867) in Pueblo. You will not be asked for your name, and you may earn up to $1,000 in CASH for information provided to CRIME STOPPERS. ANONYMOUS FOREVER!​
YOU CAN HELP PREVENT CRIME
Many Crimes Are “Crimes of Opportunity.”
Don’t Give Criminals a Chance to Act.
Follow These Tips:
PREVENT BIKE THEFT
  • Always lock your bike to a secure post or fence.  Remove the seat if possible when leaving it for an extended period. 
  • Use a heavy-duty lock. Cable locks are easy for a thief to cut.  
  • Take a picture of your bike(s) for future reference in case of theft.
  • Record the bike serial number & keep it in a safe place.
  • When parked & locked, remove items from luggage racks or bags.  
BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS. STAY ALERT.
  • Who is around you? Are they watching you?
  • Are you able to tell emergency personnel where you are?
  • When shopping, keep your valuables close at hand. (purses, gym bags, packages, etc.)
  • do not display a lot of cash when paying.
  • Always lock your car when not occupied. Never leave your car with the engine running.
  • Do not leave valuables in your car visible from the outside. Lock items in the trunk or under the seat before you reach your destination. 
  • When home, keep your garage door closed, especially overnight. Don’t leave keys in the car.
PREVENT PURSE SNATCHING
When shopping, always carry your purse closed, never open.  Carry it in front of you, not over your shoulder. Carry your house keys and vehicle key/fob in a separate location, such as your coat or jacket pocket

Never leave your purse unattended in a shopping cart or on a counter, even for a moment.

Beware of strangers sparking up a conversation.  This could be a method to distract you from someone who will grab your purse or wallet.

When transferring your purchases to your car, put your purse in the car first and securely out of reach of windows or another door.
BE WARY OF PHONE SCAMS
Phone scams can feel threatening and urgent. Rather than give into the demands of the caller, hang up the phone. Call a family member, accountant, attorney, or utility directly. Verify what the caller has said before taking any action.
Common phone scams include:
  • The caller announces that you won the lottery.
  • A law enforcement officer tells you that you have to pay bail for a family member.
  • A hospital calls asking you to pay for a family member's emergency operation.
  • The IRS claims that you owe back taxes and if you don't pay over the phone, they will seize your property.
  • A utility company claims you have unpaid bills, and your services are due to be cut off.
  • A person calls posing as a grandchild and asks for help with a financial problem.
BE WARY!
BE WARY OF INTERNET SCAMS
  • NEVER agree to buy gift cards unless you initiate the purchase
  • Watch for fake shipping confirmations.  Contact the vendor yourself to check on a shipment.
  • Be wary of a note saying your identity has been stolen.  Check it out independently of the note.
  • Don’t return a phone call to a number you have not asked for or do not have in your directory.
  • NEVER give your Social Security number or PIN (Personal Identity Number) to anyone who asks for it.  Only provide it if you are SURE it is safe.
  • Nobody gives away money.  Don’t fall for claims that you have won a prize or gift.  
BE WARY.  ALWAYS
STOP ROAD RAGE
Road rage is dangerous to everyone.  It can be caused by several things.  
  • Tailgating
  • Sudden lane change in front of another car without signaling
  • Speeding faster than surrounding traffic
  • Driving too slow for the conditions
  • Failing to signal turns 
  • Failing to dim oncoming headlights
  • Lane blocking by large vehicles
  • Vehicles failing to yield to the right-of-way
  • Impaired drivers
If committing any of the above, stop aggressive driving.  If encountering any of these acts carefully avoid the aggressor or violator.  Let them pass and continue driving safely.

DON’T BE A ROAD RAGE VICTIM OR INSTIGATOR
If you have information about a crime or a wanted person, call Crime Stoppers at:
719-634-7867 or CONTACT US.
YOU CAN REMAIN ANONYMOUS AND MAY QUALIFY FOR A REWARD.
Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
We are not funded by any government entity.  You can help us with a DONATION.
ANONYMOUSLY
Report A Crime
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Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards for anonymous tips that lead to the felony arrest of suspects or wanted felons, the recovery of narcotics, stolen property and cash. If you wish to submit a tip, call 719-634-STOP (719-634-7867) or click the button below. ​
 Claim A Reward

To claim a reward, persons assigned the following code numbers must contact the Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers office at (719) 444-7866 Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. or Thursday from ​11 a.m. to 3 p.m.  Note: we are closed on holidays.
Updated 9/9/26

277-M31126 (P3 8861071) 
277-M31096 (P3 8851129) 
277-C30652 (P3 8726101)
277-C30938 (P3 8811656) i
277-M30736 (P3 8750394)
277-M30827 (P3 8777871)

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Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers exists to aid in reducing the crime rate in the Pikes Peak Region – El Paso and Teller Counties in Colorado - by helping law enforcement agencies solve crime and bring fugitives to justice.  Crime Stoppers is NOT funded by any government or public agencies.  It is a 501c3 non-profit organization that operates through donations and volunteers. 

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