Suspect #1 is described as having a full dark beard and a ponytail.  Suspect #1 was wearing an orange ball cap, black pants, and a black shirt.

Suspect #2 is described as being significantly taller than #1 with multiple earrings in his right ear.  Suspect #2 was wearing a black “beanie” cap, blue bandana, black jacket, and black pants.

Both suspects held a heavy tobacco odor.  The suspects were in a four-door car, dark in color.

If you have any information on these suspects please contact the Millard County Sheriff 435-743-5302 or you can leave  an anonymous tip at www.millardsheriff.org.

On October 31, 2010 at approximately 4:15 pm Millard County Sheriff’s Office received a call stating suspects had attempted to abduct a 12 year old boy in the southwest area of Fillmore, Utah.  Suspects tried to grab him and pull him into the vehicle.  The boy was able to get away from the suspects.
There were three suspects:

Suspect #1 was wearing dark levis, grey long sleeve shirt.  He is approximately 5’11”, 160-170 pounds, stocky build.

There are no physical descriptions of the other two suspects.  However all suspects were wearing black beanie hats with eye holes cut out (homemade ski type masks).  There is no ethnic information available on any suspects.

The vehicle is described as a newer model dark maroon 2 door passenger car.  The vehicle has dark tinted back windows.   Vehicle is very clean and shinny and has a spoiler.  The steering wheel is described as being a chrome custom racing type.  Vehicle sits low to the ground and has black and silver spinner type wheels.

If you have any further information regarding these suspects and vehicle please contact the Millard County Sheriff’s Office at 435-743-5302 or you can give an anonymous tip on our website at www.millardsheriff.org.

UPDATE

Upon further investigation and interviews it appears the incident that took place in Fillmore on October 31, 2010 was an attempted assault.  There was no attempt to remove the victim from the area.  The Millard County Sheriff’s Office is still attempting to locate the suspects and the vehicle for further questioning.

The Millard County Sheriff’s Office responded on 10/29/10 to report of a kidnapping out of Kanosh, Utah that occurred at approximately 9:15 pm.  The female victim reported having been abducted outside her residence by two white males, both armed with handguns and knives.  Suspect #1 is described as having a full dark beard and a ponytail.  Suspect #1 was wearing an orange ball cap, black pants, and a black shirt.  Suspect #2 is described as being significantly taller than #1 with multiple earrings in his right ear.  Suspect #2 was wearing a black “beanie” cap, blue bandana, black jacket, and black pants.  Both suspects held a heavy tobacco odor.  The suspects were in a four-door car, dark in color.

The Sheriff’s Office is requesting help with information regarding this incident.  Information may be provided at (435) 743-5302 or anonymously via the Sheriff’s Office website: www.millardsheriff.org.

Investigators from the Millard County Sheriff’s Office are seeking additional information regarding an assault that occurred near Holden, Utah on March 20, 2007.

The assault involved the victimization of a 17-year-old female who was driving home from Delta, Utah on Highway 50 at approximately 10 P.M. on that date.  A rock was thrown through the victim’s vehicle window causing her to slow down.  Two unknown males pulled her from the vehicle.  According to the victim, the male suspects were conversing in Spanish and were dressed in hooded sweatshirts.  The victim sustained minor lacerations.

The victim described what she thought was a black or dark colored passenger car with a fin or spoiler on the rear of the vehicle parked near the scene as she approached.

Any information about this case or incidents with similar details from other jurisdictions is welcomed. Anonymous tips can be left by clicking here.

We are seeking information about a quilt reported stolen from a Delta area home Dec. 12, 2006. The quilt is a family heirloom of Dennis Cason, the pastor of the Grace Baptist Church.

If you have seen it, please contact the Sheriff's Office immediately. You can remain anonymous if you wish.

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