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A local finance company was robbed earlier this month, and Victoria Police and Victoria Crime Stoppers need your help finding the people responsible. According to a press release, on April 4th, World Finance Corporation at 4102 N. Navarro in Victoria was robbed by 2 men, described by the clerk as possibly under 20 years old, about five foot seven inches tall, wearing hoodies and ski masks... Read

Can you help police solve a theft? If you can, Victoria Crime Stoppers may be paying you a cash reward. On January 22nd of this year, police say a one of 2 suspects pried open two cash registers at a local store. The suspect had a partner with him who was distracting store employees while the first suspect was opening the registers...

If you've ever bought a gift card, you know how they work. You choose the card and the amount the card is worth is added at the register when you pay for them. I wouldn't have imagined that they could be stolen very easily since they need to be handled by the cashier first but, that's exactly what happened in this week's Victoria Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week...

Have you ever had your vehicle broken into? It's no fun, believe me. It's bad enough if you were parked in a public place but, it's even worse when your vehicle was parked at your own home. That's the subject of this week's Victoria Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week...

This week, Victoria Crime Stoppers needs your help solving an attempted robbery of Big Vic's Truck Stop earlier this month. According to police, on March 3rd at around 1:40 in the morning, a black male in a hoodie attempted to rob Big Vic's on the Port Lavaca Hwy...

Victoria Crime Stoppers usually asks for your help solving a crime but this week, they need help finding a missing person. The Victoria Police Department is requesting information regarding the disappearance of Antonio Vela Jr.  Vela was last seen at a local business on June 15, 2017...

Have you ever received what turned out to be a counterfeit bill? I didn't think this kind of thing happened very often, especially with the security measures used on currency but, apparently it does. In fact, that's the issue at hand in this week's Victoria crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week...

Victoria Crime Stoppers needs your help identifying someone suspected of debit card abuse. According to police, on December 31st, a debit card was used at a local store without the owner’s permission.  The woman shown in the above and below pictures may be involved...

It's bad enough when you set your cell phone down on the counter at a store then walk out, only to realize you forgot it but, it's even worse when someone else sees it sitting there and, instead of turning it in, they decide to take it. That's the story with this week's Victoria Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week...

Victoria Crime Stoppers needs your help solving an aggravated robbery of a store. Police say on Dec 9th, a woman stole merchandise from a store located on the 4300 Block of N. Navarro St. During this incident, the woman injured an employee trying to prevent the theft, by hitting her with her car...

This week, Victoria Crime Stoppers is asking for your help solving a cold case. What started out as a missing persons case is now a murder investigation. 37 year old Linda Mae Singh, was reported missing in April 1984. In June of this year, investigators changed this case to a murder investigation, just over 33 years after Singh was first reported missing...

Burglary. When your personal space is invaded and your property that you worked hard for is taken, it sucks. There's nothing worse than not feeling safe in your own home. That's why it's important to catch criminals that are responsible for it, because it affects every resident...