Multiple charges against three men highlight this week's Most Wanted list in Montrose.

Warrant Wednesday from the Montrose County Sheriff's Office presents three individuals who are wanted for failing to appear in court to face numerous charges. Authorities are hoping the public can help them find these three men.

Drugs, Auto Theft

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Montrose County Sheriff's Office via Facebook
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First up this week is 49-year-old Maximillian Alvarez, a Hispanic male who stands 5' 10" tall and weighs 220 lbs. Alvarez is wanted for failing to appear on charges of Motor Vehicle Theft, Possession of Paraphernalia, Driving Under Revocation, and Unlawful Display of License Plate Tabs.

Domestic Violence, False Imprisonment

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Montrose County Sheriff's Office via Facebook
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Next, we have 58-year-old Marc Leonardo Mendisco, a white male who stands 5'9" and weighs 180 lbs. Mendisco is wanted on charges of Domestic Violence, Second Degree Assault (Strangulation), and False Imprisonment.

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Criminal Mischief, Weapons, Domestic Violence

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Montrose County Sheriff's Office via Facebook
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Finally, we have 29-year-old Joshua Thomas Grierson, a white male who stands 6'2"  and weighs 209 lbs. Grierson is wanted for failing to appear on charges of Possession of a Weapon by a Previous Offender, Protection Order Violation, Domestic Violence, Criminal Mischief, and Obstructing a Peace Office - Multiple Warrants.

Information Wanted

Here is a chance for someone to earn some cash if the information they provide leads to an arrest. Anyone with a tip can contact the Montrose County Sheriff's Office at 970-252-4010 or Crime Stoppers at 970-249-8500. You can also use the mobile app P3 Tips or submit a tip anonymously on the website P3Tips.com.

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