The Weld County Sheriff’s Office is once again turning to its weekly “Warrant Wednesday” spotlight, this time asking residents to help track down Ramon Acosta‑Martinez, who is named in an active warrant. In the latest reel, deputies lay out how to send in tips, remind viewers that criminal charges are only allegations at this stage, and strongly suggest people pick up the phone instead of launching an amateur manhunt in the comments section.
In the video, the sheriff’s office names Acosta‑Martinez and runs through the contact options for anyone who might have information: the email address [email protected], the main line at (970) 350‑9600, and the dedicated tip line at (970) 304‑6464, according to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office on Facebook. The post closes on a familiar legal note, stressing that “all charges are merely accusations” and that every defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.
Local arrest logs and county warrant page
Public booking records list multiple prior Weld County jail entries for a person named Ramon Acosta‑Martinez, including arrest dates in late September 2024 and release reports extending into 2025, according to Weld County Sheriff’s Office arrest reports. The county’s warrant search tool notes that anyone with an active warrant can turn themselves in at the Weld County Jail at 2110 O Street in Greeley and that the Combined Courts Clerk’s Office on 10th Street can also accept voluntary surrenders, per the Weld County warrant search page.
How residents can report tips safely
The sheriff’s message is straightforward: if you think you have a lead, take it directly to investigators, not the comment thread. The reel points viewers to the official tip channels and notes that information can be shared confidentially by email or phone. Anyone who believes they have seen Acosta‑Martinez is urged to contact the listed numbers or the tip email instead of approaching him, a safety precaution the department underlines in its video and accompanying post.
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