Daily Summaries

2025-11-15 06:00:38

  • Semi-Truck Trailer Crash on I-70 Eastbound Near Mile Marker 228

    • Type of Incident: Traffic accident
    • Location: I-70 eastbound near mile marker 228, Utah side
    • Time: Approximately 05:32
    • Details: A semi-truck trailer crashed on the eastbound side of the median. Unknown injuries reported. The driver was contacted, not injured, refused ambulance, and the vehicle was not blocking traffic. Utah Highway Patrol was notified.

  • Theft in Progress at Denny’s, I-70B

    • Type of Incident: Theft and trespassing
    • Location: Denny’s, 3205 I-70B
    • Time: Around 06:30 to 06:50
    • Details: Male subject refused to pay for food and was rude to employees. No weapons or intoxication observed. Subject described as white male, 5'2", medium build, wearing green jacket, black pants, and backpack. He left toward Wendy’s and was later trespassed from Denny’s.

  • Welfare Check for Female Threatening Self-Harm (Paige Bauman)

    • Type of Incident: Welfare check / mental health
    • Location: 620-25 ½ Road, Apartment 26
    • Time: Early morning around 06:40-07:00
    • Details: RP from regional center requested check on Paige, an employee with autism, who texted about cutting her wrist. Officers made phone contact and initiated welfare check. Subject was upset about work placement and requested in-person response.

  • Female Screaming in Middle of Road at Colorado Avenue and Glendale Way

    • Type of Incident: Possible drug influence / mental health disturbance
    • Location: 3095 ½ Colorado Avenue, walking southbound on Canyon Trail
    • Time: Around 08:14-08:31
    • Details: Female, described as white, late 30s, wearing red hoodie and blue jeans, was screaming in the street and threatened RP. Possibly under influence or having a mental health issue. She was eventually detained and taken into custody.

  • Domestic Disturbance and Assault at 1017 Park Street

    • Type of Incident: Assault
    • Location: 1017 Park Street
    • Time: Evening around 19:43-19:50
    • Details: RP’s girlfriend was assaulted—struck in back of head, punched in stomach, and threatened with a knife during an incident possibly occurring near Dollar General. Suspect described as white male, ~20 years old, wearing cowboy hat, white button-up shirt, and blue jeans, fled in a white/black/blue car. Victim was with RP at the address.

  • Possible Felony Menacing with Gun at 27 ¼ Road Dam

    • Type of Incident: Felony menacing with a firearm
    • Location: Near 27 ¼ Road Dam, desert area
    • Time: Late evening around 23:28-23:30
    • Details: RP and boyfriend left a bonfire where boyfriend was jumped and a gun was brandished by unknown males. They fled the scene in a 1996 red F-150. Investigation ongoing.

  • Robbery at Best Buy, 585 24 ½ Road

    • Type of Incident: Armed robbery
    • Location: Best Buy, 585 24 ½ Road
    • Time: Around 18:56-19:00
    • Details: Suspect stole items and pulled a 9mm handgun when employee requested receipt. Suspect described as white male, 6’2”, heavy build, baggy gray t-shirt, purple pants, carrying red and white bag. Suspect fled the scene.

  • Numerous Welfare Checks and Mental Health-Related Calls

    • Welfare checks for individuals threatening self-harm or showing altered mental status occurred throughout the day, including:
      • Mental health crisis at Timbers Motel (suicidal patient).
      • Multiple welfare checks for subjects with mental health or altered mental state concerns at various addresses (e.g., Glendale Way, 2900 block of D and a half road).
      • Suicidal and overdose threats involving subjects with history of mental health issues, some with autism.

  • Multiple Medical Emergencies and EMS Responses

    • Numerous EMS calls for falls, difficulty breathing, chest pain, seizures, vomiting, and other medical issues.
    • Notable incidents include:
      • 42-year-old female vomiting blood (Code 3) at 3062 D Road.
      • 81-year-old male stroke symptoms at 548 East Valley Drive.
      • Elderly patients with falls and injuries at various locations.
      • Several patients transported from St. Mary’s Hospital for follow-up or home care.

  • Vehicle and Traffic-Related Incidents

    • Traffic complaints including speeding and reckless driving.
    • Attempts to locate possible DUI drivers on I-70 and in the area, including a silver Chevy Tahoe and a silver Ford Bronco with erratic driving.
    • Non-injury vehicle crashes at various locations including a minor crash at the roundabout at Redlands Parkway and Broadway.

  • Suspicious Activity and Trespassing

    • Multiple calls for suspicious persons at locations such as Little Book Cliff Apartments, Two Rivers Convention Center, and J&M Aquatics.
    • Homeless subjects setting up camps near Scallywags field.
    • Trespass enforcement at locations including Wendy’s and the homeless shelter.

  • Child Welfare Concerns

    • Reports of children left alone or wandering:
      • 5-6-year-old child left home alone at 437 Mark Drive.
      • Juvenile male walking alone near 29 Road and North Avenue, later found with adult.

  • Noise Complaints and Disturbances

    • Noise complaints at 2951 Mesa Avenue for loud music.
    • Verbal disturbances and fights at various locations including Redlands Upholstery and McDonald's.

  • Animal Calls

    • Injured deer with broken legs reported near Molina Baptist Church.
    • Lost and found dogs reunited with owners.
    • Animal-related calls forwarded to Animal Control or CDOT as appropriate.

This summary highlights the most significant events from the radio traffic, including accidents, crimes, medical emergencies, and public safety concerns in the Grand Junction, Colorado area.