Daily Summaries

• Hit and Run Crash on 24 Road and Patterson

  • Type of Incident: Traffic Accident - Hit and Run
  • Location: 24 Road and Patterson
  • Time: Around 12:38 PM
  • Details: A crash involving a tan Jeep and a black Toyota Corolla occurred. One driver reported a head injury but refused ambulance transport. Officers responded to assist.

• Suspicious Male Following Female at Eagle Run Park

  • Type of Incident: Suspicious Person
  • Location: Eagle Run Park
  • Time: Around 7:21 AM
  • Details: Female reported a white male in a gray hoodie and brown pants following her from the park to her car. The male was last seen crossing Cheyenne southbound. No weapons or intoxication suspected.

• Harassment Incident at Heritage Church

  • Type of Incident: Harassment
  • Location: Heritage Church, 2403 North 12th Street
  • Time: Around 9:05 AM to 9:23 AM
  • Details: A male subject was whistling, making obscene gestures, and trying to get the RP to come over. The male appeared possibly under the influence and had one hand in his pocket. Officers located the subject and cleared the scene.

• Trespass and Shoplifting at Tractor Supply

  • Type of Incident: Trespass / Shoplifting
  • Location: Tractor Supply, 2449 Highway 6 and 50
  • Time: Around 9:39 AM
  • Details: A white male shoplifter was at the register but was not detained. He left in a silver GMC Sierra. Officers attempted to locate and contact the suspect.

• Assault at Best Buy and Follow-up Foot Pursuit

  • Type of Incident: Assault
  • Location: Best Buy, 585 24 and a half Road, and nearby Picture Show parking lot
  • Time: Around 11:13 AM to 12:50 PM
  • Details: A female reported her boyfriend threw a rock at her head. The suspect fled on foot wearing a gray baseball cap, brown hoodie, and jeans, carrying groceries. Officers searched the area, eventually locating the suspect near Climb Credit Union.

• Electrical Smell and Smoke at Graff Dairy

  • Type of Incident: Possible Electrical Fire
  • Location: 581-29 Road (Graff Dairy)
  • Time: Around 10:19 AM
  • Details: RP reported a plume of smoke and electrical smell from an office door. Fire units and law enforcement responded; the building was evacuated with no active flames found. Fire was later canceled with no law enforcement needed.

• Highly Intoxicated Male at Stoker Stadium Bus Stop

  • Type of Incident: Public Intoxication / Medical Assistance
  • Location: Bus stop on west side near Stoker Stadium, 1201 North Avenue
  • Time: Around 2:37 PM to 2:45 PM
  • Details: A Hispanic male in his 60s with a gash on his nose was found urinating near the bus stop. He was highly intoxicated and requested ambulance assistance.

• Possible Overdose at 2854 and a half Hill Avenue

  • Type of Incident: Overdose / Medical Emergency
  • Location: 2854 and a half Hill Avenue
  • Time: Around 9:56 PM to 10:00 PM
  • Details: A 46-year-old male was found unconscious and agonal breathing, suspected overdose. EMS provided CPR and continued life-saving measures on scene.

• Suspicious Activity and Trespass at Walmart Rimrock Avenue

  • Type of Incident: Trespass / Suspicious Person
  • Location: Walmart Rimrock Avenue, 2545 Rimrock Ave
  • Time: Around 4:40 PM
  • Details: A white male in his early 30s wearing a brown trench coat was seen roaming and stealing beer. He was asking for money and considered intoxicated. Officers responded to trespass the individual.

• Home Burglary and Physical Altercation at 2978 Orchard Avenue

  • Type of Incident: Burglary / Assault
  • Location: 2978 Orchard Avenue
  • Time: Around 9:50 PM
  • Details: RP reported a male intruder in the garage leading to a physical altercation. The suspect fled on foot wearing a black shirt and blue jeans. No weapons involved; suspect refused ambulance transport.

• Vehicle vs Telephone Pole Crash at 1431 12 Road

  • Type of Incident: Vehicle Crash
  • Location: 1431 12 Road
  • Time: Around 4:34 PM to 4:38 PM
  • Details: Single vehicle collision with a telephone pole occurred, causing extensive damage and power outage. No injuries reported.

• Recreational Fire at 1087 East Grand Avenue

  • Type of Incident: Fire - Backyard Fire Pit
  • Location: 1087 East Grand Avenue
  • Time: Around 7:10 PM
  • Details: Firefighters responded to a backyard fire confirmed as a recreational fire in a fire pit with no hazards. No further action required.

• Multiple Medical Emergencies and Patient Transports

  • Numerous calls regarding falls, chest pain, seizures, and altered mental states were handled throughout the day by EMS and fire units across Grand Junction and surrounding areas including:
    • Patient with seizure at 260 Pitkin Avenue.
    • Chest pain at 3203 North 15th Street and 547 1/2 Wasatch Street.
    • Lift assists at various senior residences.
    • Altered mental state and overdose responses in multiple locations.

• Animal Control Incidents

  • Several reports of animals were logged including:
    • Deceased dog in the road at Patterson and West Indian Creek Drive.
    • Animal complaints at Sherwood Park and Washington Park.
    • Rabies tagged dog in custody being investigated for owner contact.

• Various Suspicious Persons and Trespass Calls

  • Multiple reports of suspicious individuals or trespassers at locations including:
    • Office building at 738-23 1/2 Road.
    • Dollar Tree at Rimrock Avenue involving shoplifting and trespass.
    • Homeless individuals found in unauthorized areas, including under staircases and near businesses.

• Traffic and Vehicle Stops

  • Numerous traffic stops and vehicle checks were conducted with warnings or clearances given. Some involved checking for restraining orders or warrants on vehicle occupants.

• Welfare Checks and Missing Persons

  • Welfare checks including a timed-out welfare check at the Columbine Motel.
  • Missing persons follow-ups and confirmations, some involving juveniles and adults.

This summary highlights the significant incidents and notable activities from the radio traffic, focusing on events likely to be of interest to the public. Routine calls, administrative communications, and non-emergency activities have been omitted for brevity.