On Sunday, March 15, 2026, Colorado Springs Police Department responded to a reported assault that occurred in or near the 300 block of North Tejon Street. Upon arrival, officers located an adult male suffering from serious injuries to his face. The victim reported that while walking back toward the Colorado College campus, he encountered a group of both male and female individuals. As he passed by, several of the male individuals from the group-initiated conversation with him. According to the victim, the encounter quickly escalated when the male individuals assaulted him without provocation, resulting in the injuries he sustained. 

Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers, with support from the Bank of Colorado, is offering a $3,000 cash reward for information on the identity of the assaulting person or persons.  If you share information with us, you will not be asked for your name or address.  Our call takers do not have access to caller ID.  You will remain anonymous forever.  You may also share information at our website, www.crimestop.net   Again, your identity will not be revealed.

​If you have information about the individuals who perpetrated the assault, please share that information at 719-684-6525.  You will remain anonymous and may qualify for a $3,000 cash reward.

Reissued on 7/1/2025

On July 6th, 2022, at approximately 10:47PM, the Colorado Springs Police Department received a report of a shooting at the El Morro Mobile Home Park, located in the 3600 block of El Morro Road. Upon arrival, officers located an adult male suffering from at least one gunshot wound. Officers and medical personnel provided medical aid to the victim, but he succumbed to his injuries. 

The victim was 19-year-old Santiago Calleros III of Colorado Springs, also known to the Hispanic community as rap artist "Lil Travieso.”  He leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter.  His loss is deeply felt across the community.

​Crime Stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for ANONYMOUS information leading to an arrest of a person/persons responsible for this horrible crime.  If you have information about this incident, you can share it and you will remain anonymous.  Should an arrest result from your information, you may qualify for a reward of up to $10,000.             

Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers announced today that the organization will begin to provide Downtown Partnership members Crime Stopper window signs to assist merchants and businesses in helping reduce crime in the area. The well-known “STOP” shield with the crime stopper phone number will begin to appear on windows and entrances throughout the downtown area.

“We are happy to share our STOP logo with downtown businesses. It acts as a deterrent to criminal acts like shoplifting, burglary, and assault,” said Don Addy, Chairman of the local Crime Stoppers non-profit. “Our program provides a phone number and website where citizens who witness or know of a crime can call and provide information and be totally anonymous and if an arrest occurs, we will pay a cash reward,” said Addy. 

Downtown Partnership has a robust security system provided to all downtown businesses. “We work every day to make Downtown a welcoming and enjoyable experience for all,” said Chelsea Gondeck, Executive Director of Downtown BID. “We see this partnership as an opportunity to continue to enhance our safety efforts for all Downtown patrons and further support our storefront businesses.” This additional partnership will further enhance downtown Colorado Springs as a desirable shopping location and place to do business.

​“We appreciate Crime Stoppers for what they do to help us serve our customers in a safe environment. We’re happy to display the Crime Stopper stop sign,” said Leah Riehl, co-owner of Terre Verde boutique in downtown Colorado Springs.

Pat Rigdon, former owner of Mary’s Mountain Cookies at 7 S. Tejon and former Colorado Springs Police Deputy Chief. “As a former police officer, I appreciate the value of Crime Stoppers in helping businesses operate safely. I commend the Downtown Partnership for this initiative,” said Rigdon.

Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers is a 501c3 non-profit organization that operates solely with volunteers and receives no funding from any government entity. Downtown Partnership is a 501c4 nonprofit organization, with a robust membership base of businesses, nonprofits and individuals representing the diversity of industries Downtown and citywide.

On July 31, 2024 and again on August 8, 2024, attempted or successful burglaries of firearms have been carried out in Colorado Springs at NFS Guns (3521 N. Carefree Cr.), SDS Guns (3902 Palmer Park Bl.), DCF Guns (4750 Peace Palace Pt.), and Spartan Armory (6130 Barnes Rd.). A significant number of pistols and rifles were taken during the burglaries and remain outstanding. 
Pikes Peak Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to arrest of the person or persons responsible for these crimes.  If you have information about these burglaries, call 719-634-STOP (7867) or log on to www.crimestop.net and complete the information form.   You will never be asked for your identity. You will remain anonymous forever.
“Detectives are working hard to identify the suspect(s).  We are asking for help from our community for any information or anything they may know about these crimes. I ask that you call Crime Stoppers if you have information that will help us,” said CSPD Chief Adrian Vasquez.
CALL 719-634-7867 if you have information about these crimes.

The vehicle picture below is suspected of being stolen and possibly involved with crimes.  Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $500 for information leading to the location of the vehicle.
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If you have seen this vehicle, or know of its whereabouts, call 719-634-7867 and share information.  You will remain anonymous.