To be eligible for a reward you must contact Amarillo Crime Stoppers first
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK

In Custody
2-5-26 thru 2-11-26
***$300 Reward***
Viola Nicole Wheeler
BF 42yo
5-05" 120lbs bro eyes/blk hair
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Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon
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All the fugitives on this page had a warrant for their arrest at the time the post was made
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Crime of the Week
1-27-26
***UP to $1,000 REWARD***


​On Monday, February 2nd, APD officers were dispatched to a burglary at a tattoo parlor in the 3300 block of Wimberly. The suspect was seen on camera forcing entry into the building around 6am. Taken in the burglary was miscellaneous tattoo equipment. The suspect then left the scene on foot. If you have information on this case or know who the suspect is, call Amarillo Crime Stoppers at 806-374-4400. If your anonymous tip leads to an arrest, you could earn a reward up to $1,000. Tips can also be submitted by visiting amapolice.org or by using the P3 Tips App. Remember to "Say It Here" with Amarillo Crime Stoppers.
Weekly Stolen Auto Day
"SAD"
2-2-26
***UP to $1,000 REWARD***

Amarillo Crime Stoppers needs your help locating a white 2017 Dodge Journey for this week's "Stolen Auto Day". This vehicle was reported stolen from the 5200 block of Morning Dr. on Saturday, January 31st. The vehicle should display Texas tag TLX-9349 and the last six of the VIN are 578275. If you know the location of this vehicle or know who stole it, call Amarillo Crime Stoppers at 806-374-4400. You can also submit your anonymous tip at amapolice.org by using the P3 tips app. If your tip leads to the recovery and/or the arrest of the suspect you could earn a reward of up to $1,000. "Say It Here" with Amarillo Crime Stoppers.
The Program
The Amarillo Crime Stoppers program is funded by private donations and fund raising. NO TAX DOLLARS are involved. The reward money paid out by the program is from the fund raising and donations from concerned citizens and businesses. As always, we would like to thank the Amarillo community for your support.





