Daily Summaries

2025-07-12 06:00:36

  • Vehicle Fire and Weed Fire at 2401 Whitewater Creek Road

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle fire potentially spreading to surrounding brush
    • Location: 2401 Whitewater Creek Road
    • Time: Around 09:04-09:40
    • Details: A vehicle was reported on fire with flames visible near a house and risk of spreading to nearby brush. Fire units made contact with the property owner; no active burning found at the owner's location. Additional brush fire units were dispatched. Fire was eventually reported out and units began mopping up.

  • Two-Vehicle Crash at Highway 6 and 50 / G. George Road

    • Type of Incident: Traffic accident, injury reported
    • Location: Intersection of Highway 6 and 50 and G. George Road
    • Time: Around 16:02-16:22
    • Details: Crash involved a gray Toyota 4Runner and a white Ford pickup. One male patient (about 60 years old) suffered lacerations to arm and head. Vehicles were not blocking traffic. Ambulances and fire units responded code 3. Tow trucks dispatched for both vehicles.

  • Two-Vehicle Crash at Riverside Parkway near Highway 340 Overpass

    • Type of Incident: Single vehicle crash with injury
    • Location: Riverside Parkway near Broadway Overpass
    • Time: Around 15:36-15:50
    • Details: Elderly female driver in a small gold Nissan Altima reportedly went the wrong way, went over a median, and collided with a barrier. Ambulance and fire units responded code 3. Patient conscious and breathing.

  • Hit and Run Incident near 19 Road and Iron Drive

    • Type of Incident: Hit and run crash involving property damage
    • Location: 19 Road and Iron Drive
    • Time: Around 02:52
    • Details: Skid marks and vehicle debris observed; no injuries reported. Vehicle likely involved in crash left the scene.

  • Verbal Domestic Disturbance with Panic Attack and Pregnancy

    • Type of Incident: Verbal domestic dispute with medical component
    • Location: 3312 Swanview Lane
    • Time: Around 11:37
    • Details: Female (33 years old, 7.5 months pregnant) was having a panic attack during a verbal dispute. Separated from male party. EMS staged with law enforcement on scene.

  • Large Fight Report with Possible Knife at Orchard Mesa Cruisers

    • Type of Incident: Disturbance / fight report
    • Location: Orchard Mesa Cruisers, near 26-92 Highway 50
    • Time: Around 01:20-01:21
    • Details: Large fight reported with possible knife mention. Subjects involved had been drinking. Some left the scene, remaining parties separated.

  • Brush Fire Near Wendy’s at 3207 I-70B

    • Type of Incident: Brush fire
    • Location: Behind Wendy’s, 3207 I-70B
    • Time: Around 05:01-05:18
    • Details: Brush fire approximately 30 by 30 feet started by a 40-year-old white male, last seen heading toward bridge. Fire department and law enforcement responded. Fire extinguished.

  • Multiple Welfare Checks and Mental Health Related Calls

    • Several welfare checks for subjects with mental health concerns including:
      • Suicidal subject at 483 Cedar Glenway (female, took muscle relaxers, last reported unresponsive)
      • Suicidal subject at 667 Teresa Court (female with red marks on neck, having suicidal thoughts)
      • Welfare check on confused female at Oasis Nails, 3225 I-70B
      • Multiple calls involving intoxicated or altered individuals needing medical evaluation or transport to detox.

  • Trespass and Suspicious Person Reports

    • Trespass at Fruita Welcome Center: Male in men’s bathroom refusing to leave, described as white male mid-30s, with neck tattoos.
    • Suspicious persons reported at various locations including near train tracks behind DMV, and a male trespassing on roofs at LeMaster Motel.

  • Animal Control Calls

    • Multiple animal-related calls dispatched, including loose dogs reported at various locations such as 9th and South Avenue and Horizon Drive.

  • Other Notable Incidents

    • Assault reports including a male assaulting staff at Frontier Regional Center, with ambulance staged code 3.
    • Reports of intoxicated individuals requiring transport and assistance at locations including Motel 6 and detox centers.
    • Fire department responded to a gas line hit at Revere Road and McHenry Avenue.
    • Numerous traffic stops and checks, with some DUI attempts and follow-ups.

This summary highlights the key notable events, including accidents, fires, medical emergencies, and unique incidents from the reported radio traffic.