The Weld County Sheriff's Office identified Crisantos Vasquez-Victoriano.
The appeal came as part of a recurring feature the office calls “WCSO Warrant Wednesday,” according to a Weld County Sheriff's Office Facebook post. The county's Most Wanted listing provides identifying details for Vasquez-Victoriano and lists a charge.
The office also pointed residents toward its tip line at 970-304-6464 and said tips can also be submitted by email at [email protected].
Separate Contact Number Listed on County Website
A Weld County webpage dedicated to its most-wanted fugitives lists a different number, 970-304-6565, for people with information on listed fugitives or anyone with a pending arrest warrant, according to a Weld County Most Wanted page snippet. It is not clear how that number relates to the two contact numbers shared in Wednesday's Facebook post, and residents seeking to report information should note that discrepancy before reaching out.
Those looking to do their own research can check the county's Weld County Warrant Search tool, which allows the public to look up active warrants directly. The sheriff's office also maintains a Search Active Warrants page and publishes regular Weld County Jail Reports for residents tracking local law enforcement activity.
Presumption of Innocence Noted
As with its other warrant announcements, the sheriff's office emphasized that an arrest warrant is not a conviction. The agency stated that all charges are accusations, and that a defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
The county's October 2026 Most Wanted listing identifies the charge as “Failure to Appear - At-Risk Assault 3-Knowing/reckless Inj.” Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the sheriff's office through the numbers or email address it has provided.
