The Weld County Sheriff's Office published a post titled “⭐Warrant Wednesday⭐.”
The announcement came as part of a Facebook post titled “⭐WCSO Warrant Wednesday⭐,” published by the Weld County Sheriff's Office on Wednesday. The post named Harris and asked anyone with information about his location in Weld County to come forward.
Conflicting Tip Line Numbers Surface
The Facebook post itself listed 970-304-6464 as the number for the public to call with tips, according to the sheriff's office post. Separately, the Weld County government's official most-wanted web page lists a different number, encouraging anyone with information on featured fugitives, or on any other person with a pending warrant, to call 970-304-6565.
A similar discrepancy appears with the tip email address. The sheriff's office Facebook post gave [email protected] as the email for submitting information, while the county's most-wanted page displays a differently formatted email for the same purpose. Both versions are presented here because the underlying source material does not resolve which is accurate.
What Happens If Someone Turns Themselves In
For people who believe they may have an active warrant in Weld County, the county's warrant-search page states, according to Weld County, that they may turn themselves in at the Weld County Jail, located at 2110 “O” St. in Greeley. The same page notes that individuals seeking more information about a pending warrant can contact the courthouse by calling (970) 475-2400 and pressing “0” to reach an operator.
No further identifying details about Donald Harris — including his age, any charges he may face, or when a warrant might have been issued — were included in the materials reviewed for this report. The sheriff's office did not provide a photograph or additional description of Harris in the post, and no information on an arrest or resolution to the search has been made available.
Weld County residents with information relevant to the case are encouraged to use the contact channels listed by the sheriff's office. As is standard with the department's Warrant Wednesday feature, the goal of the post was to keep the public informed and enlist help locating individuals wanted within the county.
