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A radio, tools, ammunition, and a jacket were reported stolen from a pickup, in the Colorado City area, sometime between 7 pm, October 29 and 9 am, October 30. The reporting party states they parked the truck outside their residence in the evening and did not hear anything overnight, but when they went to leave for work the next morning the right door was open and trash was scattered on the ground. The reporting party told Deputy Anthony Garcia-Serna they may have left the truck unlocked.

On Monday, November 2nd at 7:38 am Deputy Chaz Bryant responded to a theft from an auto report in the area north of Pueblo. The property owner said a truck parked next to his office was broken into and tools were stolen out of it. Deputy Bryant observed the back window was broken out of a 2002 Ford 350 and pieces of the steering column ripped off where someone had tried to start the truck with a screwdriver.

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