Daily Summaries

2025-11-01 06:00:26

  • Vehicle vs Pedestrian Accident

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle vs pedestrian crash
    • Location: D. David and 1/2 Road and Cottonwood Lake Drive
    • Time: Approximately 07:22
    • Details: A 14-year-old female pedestrian was struck by a vehicle. She was conscious, breathing, and talking on scene. Injuries unknown but likely more shock than injury. Transported code 3.

  • Semi-Truck Rollover

    • Type of Incident: Single vehicle rollover
    • Location: I-70, mile marker 15 westbound
    • Time: Around 12:09
    • Details: A tan GMC pickup truck hauling a trailer rolled over. Airbag deployed. Three occupants were out of the vehicle, no injuries reported. Ambulance on scene. State Patrol arrived and took command.

  • Three-Vehicle Crash with Injuries

    • Type of Incident: Motor vehicle crash
    • Location: Patterson Road and North 7th Street
    • Time: Around 14:29
    • Details: Three-vehicle crash blocking westbound lanes near the mall. Unknown injuries initially; law enforcement on scene. Truck 6 and ambulance 6 responded. Investigation ongoing. Later identified as a two-vehicle MVA with all occupants out.

  • Shooting Incident

    • Type of Incident: Shooting with multiple injuries
    • Location: 470 Cottonwood Lake Drive
    • Time: Around 23:51
    • Details: Multiple subjects shot; at least two injured with tourniquet applied to leg. Suspect location unknown. Law enforcement and EMS staged nearby. Victims transported to hospital. Crime scene established, investigation ongoing.

  • Cardiac Arrest

    • Type of Incident: Cardiac arrest
    • Location: 2494 Lake Park Court
    • Time: Approximately 19:52
    • Details: 62-year-old female found unconscious with ineffective breathing. CPR initiated on scene. Ambulance and fire units responding code 3. Patient stabilized and transported.

  • Structure Fire (Smoke Report)

    • Type of Incident: Smoke investigation / possible fire
    • Location: Kudrowski Court and River Road
    • Time: Around 18:13
    • Details: Reports of smoke coming off the roof of a house; no flames seen. Fire department units responded and found no fire, possibly an agricultural burn nearby. Units cleared scene.

  • Obvious DOA

    • Type of Incident: Death on scene (DOA)
    • Location: 3848G Georgia and a quarter road
    • Time: Around 10:05
    • Details: 63-year-old male found deceased in basement by family member. Coroner and law enforcement notified.

  • Vehicle vs Animal Crash

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle collision with animal
    • Location: I-70 westbound, mile marker 43
    • Time: Around 20:45
    • Details: Two vehicles collided with an animal blocking lanes of traffic. State Patrol notified. Ambulance and fire units dispatched. No confirmed injuries.

  • Suicidal Subject Calls and Responses

    • Multiple incidents involving suicidal individuals requiring staging and law enforcement presence, including:
      • Hampton Inn, 205 Main Street, room 341: Suicidal male intoxicated with low blood sugar, law enforcement and EMS response.
      • 547 North 26th Street: Female suicidal caller disconnected after threatening self-harm; law enforcement and EMS staged.
      • Timbers Motel, 1810 North Avenue, unit 8: Female reportedly attempted overdose by taking blood pressure meds; mental health involved.

  • Numerous Medical Emergencies

    • Multiple calls for falls, chest pain, breathing difficulties, seizures, and other medical issues across Grand Junction and surrounding areas. Patients ranged in age from teens to elderly, many conscious and breathing, some transported code 2 or 3.

  • Miscellaneous Incidents

    • Burglary alarms and panic alarms at various locations, mostly false or accidental.
    • Noise and party complaints, with some large gatherings and intoxicated individuals.
    • Animal complaints including injured dog and loose animals.
    • Several verbal disturbances, assaults, and trespassing calls, often involving intoxicated subjects.
    • Traffic stops for suspected impaired or reckless drivers.
    • Several hit-and-run vehicle incidents with ongoing investigations.

This report highlights the most significant and unique events captured in the radio traffic, focusing on accidents, fires, serious medical calls, and notable law enforcement incidents.