Daily Summaries
2025-09-03 06:00:31
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Vehicle Fire with Explosions
- Type of Incident: Vehicle fire
- Location: 760 Rood Avenue, Rio Grande Federal Credit Union area
- Time: 13:22
- Details: A motorcycle and a Ford Explorer were on fire with the motorcycle reportedly exploding. No structures threatened and no injuries reported. Fire units responded and established a TAC-1 channel for the incident.
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Active Home Invasion with Multiple Suspects
- Type of Incident: Home invasion with firearms
- Location: 432 Morning Dove Drive
- Time: Around 04:08
- Details: The caller reported that her boyfriend's son and three others broke into her house with guns. They were locked in a bedroom and unsure if suspects remained on scene. Suspects fled on foot; descriptions included a white male (29 years old, heavy build), one female, and two other males. Law enforcement and fire/EMS responded.
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Domestic Assault and Threatening Incident at Classical Academy
- Type of Incident: Suicidal juvenile and domestic disturbance
- Location: Edison Classical Academy, 54531 Road
- Time: 07:22 - 07:38
- Details: A 12-year-old student was suicidal, had a rusty nail but no intent to use it. Staff had contacted parents with no success. EMS and law enforcement responded, with co-responders cooperating.
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Suicidal Male with Knife Threat and Hostage Situation
- Type of Incident: Suicidal male with knife and potential hostage situation
- Location: 2143 Broadway
- Time: 11:59 - 12:51
- Details: Male subject was suicidal, threatening to burn the house down using a gas stove. He had locked himself in the garage; children were present but later exited the house safely. Law enforcement made contact, and the male was eventually outside. Fire and EMS staged and responded code 3 due to severe bleeding concerns.
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Motor Vehicle Crash with Injuries
- Type of Incident: Multi-vehicle crash
- Location: 1st Street and Patterson Road
- Time: 12:00 - 12:16
- Details: Three-car crash with multiple people complaining of neck pain. EMS and fire on scene; one transport occurred. Law enforcement searched for a third driver who had entered a nearby store.
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Bicycle vs Vehicle Crash
- Type of Incident: Vehicle-bicycle collision
- Location: 9th Street and Chapita Alley
- Time: 14:31 - 14:34
- Details: A 45-year-old male bicyclist was struck and was in and out of consciousness with possible head injury. EMS and law enforcement responded.
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Motor Vehicle Fire and Traffic Control
- Type of Incident: Vehicle fire with traffic control needs
- Location: 760 Route Avenue
- Time: 13:23 - 13:40
- Details: Fully engulfed motorcycle fire with additional vehicle fire nearby. Firefighters requested traffic control assistance to secure the scene.
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Hit and Run Incident
- Type of Incident: Hit and run traffic collision
- Location: 5th Street and Pitkin
- Time: 13:29 - 15:13
- Details: A hit and run was reported involving a maroon-red Dodge truck hitting a black Nissan Frontier. No injuries were reported. The suspect vehicle was last seen southbound on 27 Road.
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Scooter Theft with Toy Gun Threat
- Type of Incident: Theft with weapon threat (toy gun)
- Location: Monument Ridge Townhomes, 2680 B-Boy and a Half Road, Unit 34D David
- Time: 17:08 - 17:18
- Details: A juvenile suspect pointed a toy gun and pushed a child during a scooter theft. Two suspects were described and law enforcement requested additional units for search.
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Medical Emergencies and EMS Responses
- Numerous EMS responses occurred throughout the day for conditions including difficulty breathing, seizures, strokes, falls, allergic reactions, and altered mental status at various locations such as:
- 529-32 1/2 Road (56-year-old female with chest pain)
- 1842 North 7th Street (15-year-old male unconscious, vomiting)
- Solstice Senior Living, 601 Horizon Place (69-year-old male possible stroke)
- 2857 North Avenue (20-year-old male seizure)
- Candlewood Trailer Park (assault patient with chest pain)
- 1326 21 1/2 Road (91-year-old male possible stroke)
- 516-31 1/2 Road (87-year-old female fallen)
- Multiple lift assists and transports to/from St. Mary’s Hospital and other facilities.
- Numerous EMS responses occurred throughout the day for conditions including difficulty breathing, seizures, strokes, falls, allergic reactions, and altered mental status at various locations such as:
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Welfare Checks and Mental Health Incidents
- Welfare checks were conducted for individuals possibly intoxicated, suicidal, or with altered mental status at locations including:
- 957 Alberta Avenue (elderly female with dementia walking on road)
- 29 Mile and Permits (domestic disturbance escalating)
- 57533 Road (verbal disturbance involving family members)
- 2143 Broadway (suicidal male with knife)
- 1804 Rood Avenue (suicidal subject threatening self-harm)
- Various juvenile welfare and suicidal calls with EMS and law enforcement co-response.
- Welfare checks were conducted for individuals possibly intoxicated, suicidal, or with altered mental status at locations including:
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Suspicious Activity and Trespassing
- Multiple suspicious person and trespass calls were handled including:
- Coin and Card Shop, 2851 1/2 North Avenue (male sleeping by garbage can)
- Homeless shelter, 2853 North Avenue (trespass male sleeping outside)
- Vandalism and suspicious individuals at various addresses
- Individuals reportedly going through trash or mailboxes
- Report of a suspicious package at Eddy Apartments with 9-11 written on it; left outside and no one had ordered it.
- Multiple suspicious person and trespass calls were handled including:
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Animal Control Calls
- Several calls for loose or locked-in-vehicle animals were dispatched, including:
- Loose dogs in the area of 3045 Mohawk Avenue
- Dog locked in a vehicle at Primary Care Partners, 3150 North 12th Street
- Stray dogs reported and taken into custody by animal services
- Several calls for loose or locked-in-vehicle animals were dispatched, including:
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Traffic Complaints and Hazards
- Reports of:
- A vehicle blocking lanes on various roads, including a semi-truck blocking eastbound lanes near construction
- A male running around screaming in underwear (mental health concern)
- Speeding vehicle (black Mercedes) unable to be stopped
- Reports of aggressive or erratic driving and road rage incidents
- Reports of:
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Fire and Gas Odor Investigations
- Responses to:
- Report of gas odor inside a residence at 42432 Road, Inwood Trailer Park
- Smoke checks related to permitted agricultural burns near I-70 mile marker 59 and other locations
- CO alarm activations at residential locations including 1900 North 5th Street and Candlewood Trailer Park
- Responses to:
This summary highlights the notable incidents and provides key details suitable for public information while omitting routine administrative and non-notable activities.