Daily Summaries

2025-11-03 06:00:27

  • Self-Inflicted Gunshot Incident

    • Type of Incident: Shooting, possible suicide
    • Location: 2869 Sharon Place
    • Time: ~09:35
    • Details: Multiple calls reporting a male subject who shot himself in the head. Law enforcement arrived, confirmed obvious death, and no further medical response was needed. Coroner was dispatched and arrived on scene.

  • Cardiac Arrest at North 3rd Street

    • Type of Incident: Cardiac arrest
    • Location: 1022 North 3rd Street (the buzz)
    • Time: ~13:38
    • Details: Male patient found unconscious and not breathing in front of a truck. CPR was initiated by first responders and law enforcement on scene. Medics arrived to continue care.

  • Fire - Illegal Burn Extinguished

    • Type of Incident: Illegal outdoor fire
    • Location: 2354 H. Henry Road
    • Time: ~17:52 - 18:01
    • Details: Large bonfire within 100 feet of a house reported. Firefighters responded and extinguished the illegal burn.

  • Two-Vehicle Crash with Injuries

    • Type of Incident: Motor vehicle accident
    • Location: Intersection of 7th and Patterson
    • Time: ~23:00
    • Details: Two-vehicle crash with airbags deployed. Patient complaining of neck and back pain. Code 2 response with law enforcement and EMS on scene.

  • Patient Assaulted at Emerson Park

    • Type of Incident: Assault
    • Location: Emerson Park, 301 South 10th Street near bathrooms
    • Time: ~16:22
    • Details: Female victim, 40 years old, assaulted during a fight, hit in the head. Suspect described with red hair and a beanie, accompanied by a pit bull. Law enforcement and EMS staged and responded.

  • Gas Line Strike with Leak

    • Type of Incident: Gas leak
    • Location: Midlands Village, 43532 Road Space 416-561 32 1/2 Road
    • Time: ~12:41 - 12:55
    • Details: A grass mower struck a gas line causing a leak at the meter. Fire and deputies responded. Excel Energy was notified and shut off the gas. No hazards reported, and incident was cleared.

  • Choking Infant

    • Type of Incident: Pediatric choking
    • Location: 1456 Bunting Avenue, Unit 3
    • Time: ~12:25 - 12:28
    • Details: 9-month-old female with partial airway obstruction possibly from a cracker, went in and out of consciousness. Response upgraded to code 3, fire and EMS dispatched.

  • Patient with Severe Back Pain and Diverticulitis

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergency
    • Location: 1724 Aspen Street
    • Time: ~06:53 - 06:54
    • Details: 49-year-old male conscious with severe lower back pain related to diverticulitis. Engine and ambulance responded code 2.

  • Multiple Falls with Unconscious Patients

    • Type of Incident: Falls and trauma
    • Locations:
      • Western Slope Memory Care, 2594 Patterson Road (~07:22)
      • Comfort Care Group Building, 445 Sandia Drive (~07:30)
      • Homeless Shelter, 2853 North Avenue (~01:04)
    • Details: Patients found unconscious or semi-conscious after falls, some with head injuries and bleeding. EMS and fire units responded with code 2 or code 3 responses.

  • Patient with Vertigo Episode

    • Type of Incident: Medical emergency
    • Location: 920 Grand Avenue, Unit 1103
    • Time: ~14:33
    • Details: 20-year-old female experiencing vertigo, conscious and breathing, transported code 2.

  • Assault and Disturbances in Multiple Locations

    • Type of Incident: Assaults and verbal disturbances
    • Locations and Details:
      • Fight at Downtown Suites, 104 White Avenue (~07:12)
      • Verbal disturbance at City Market in Clifton (~20:23)
      • Verbal altercation at Walnut Park Apartments (~17:19)
      • Domestic disputes and verbal fights at various addresses throughout the day
    • Law enforcement responded, with some arrests and transports to jail.

  • Vehicle Pursuit and Attempted DUI Stops

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle pursuit and DUI attempts
    • Locations: Various, including I-70 near Palisade and Highway 6 & 50
    • Details: Several attempts to stop suspected DUI drivers, some elusions reported. Law enforcement coordinated search and pursuit activities.

  • Animal Assistance Calls

    • Type of Incident: Animal control assistance
    • Details: Multiple requests for animal control to assist with dogs at medical calls or to search for lost animals in the area.

  • Other Notable Medical Calls

    • Patients with difficulty breathing, chest pain, vomiting, anxiety attacks, and altered mental status were frequently reported and responded to by EMS and fire units across the area.

  • Suspicious Persons and Welfare Checks

    • Numerous welfare checks, suspicious person reports, and calls for assistance involving potentially intoxicated or mentally distressed individuals were handled by law enforcement and EMS.

  • Fire and EMS Standby at Special Events

    • Standby and response units assigned to the Rimrock Marathon and other community events.

These highlights summarize the most significant emergency incidents from the provided radio traffic, focusing on emergencies and noteworthy events.