MESA COUNTY, Colo – Mesa County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested Jorge Robledo-Aispuro, 25, Thursday after an overnight crime spree involving stolen cars and theft.
Jorge Robledo-Aispuro, 25
MCSO Photo 9-3-20
At approximately 6:15 a.m., deputies were notified a red 1999 Chevy Tahoe was stolen from a residence on the 2800 block of Lexington Lane.
About two hours later, deputies located the stolen Tahoe along with a stolen trailer and other stolen property near where a second vehicle was reported stolen. Witnesses reported seeing a man push the broken down Tahoe from Highway 50 to the area of the 700 block of Siminoe Road, then proceed to steal a blue Ford F150 at a nearby residence.
Mesa County Sheriff’s Deputies alerted the Delta County Sheriff’s Office about the stolen Ford F150, possibly headed in their direction. A short time later, the F150 was spotted by Delta County Sheriff’s Deputies driving on Highway 50. When they attempted to pull the vehicle over, the driver fled at a high rate of speed. The vehicle came to a stop at the parking area of Escalante Canyon, in Delta County. Delta Sheriff’s Deputies were able to take the male, identified as Jorge Robledo-Aispuro, into custody.
Upon further investigation, deputies discovered additional crimes, including vandalism at a residence on the 200 block of Snyder Creek Road.
Robledo-Aispuro is facing the following charges:
2 counts of 1st Degree Aggravated Motor Vehicle Theft F4
Vehicular Eluding F5
1st Degree Criminal Trespass F5
Theft $5000-$20000 F5
Criminal Mischief $750-$1000 M1
Theft $750-$2000 M1
Obstructing a Peace Officer M2
Criminal Mischief $300-$750 M2
2nd Degree Criminal Trespass M3
Criminal Mischief less than $300 M3
2 counts of 3rd Degree Criminal Trespass
Driving Under Restraint
The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank community members who shared their home surveillance video on the Neighbors App. This information was able to help deputies identify additional crimes related to this crime spree. This is a perfect example as to why residents are encouraged to report all crime, no matter how small. It could be a key piece to solving a much larger crime.
Robledo-Aispuro is currently being held in the Mesa County Detention Facility. For the latest bond amounts, visit our website.
