2026-02-15 06:23:08
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Tractor-trailer/trailer fell off, blocking 24 Road
- Type of Incident: Traffic obstruction / disabled tractor‑trailer
- Location: 24 Road at F (north of intersection with G?), southbound lanes (reported near 24 Rd & F/Frank / 3‑Quarter Rd)
- Time: ~06:57–07:21
- Details: A trailer came off a truck and was blocking both southbound lanes. Caller reported the trailer’s air line snapped and the driver was unable to reconnect it; vehicles were getting by in spots. Tow being arranged. Units located and confirmed scene; 24 Road reopened later.
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Large police search / containment at 2951 Mesa — possible suspect under house
- Type of Incident: Major police search / trespass / possible shoplift suspect
- Location: 2951 Mesa Avenue
- Time: ~17:23–17:33 (active containment/search)
- Details: Multiple units established containment after reports a subject (Elgin Warren referenced) may have entered or been under the residence/crawlspace. Homeowner gave consent to check interior; units searched crawlspace/under house. Case number given (9637). Several units assigned to perimeter and follow‑up.
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Multiple attempts to locate suspected impaired/DUI drivers
- Type of Incident: Attempt to locate / suspected impaired driving
- Locations / Times / Details:
- Champion Express car wash (540 Warrior Way) — ~10:19: Caller reported a white SUV (plate returned to a 2004 Audi) whose driver appeared passed out, then was seen swerving on 31½ Road; plate checked/clear but call handled as attempt to locate.
- I‑70 (milepost area) / eastbound from MM24 — ~19:40: Report of a silver/blue Cadillac weaving, almost into oncoming lanes; added as attempt to locate.
- Multiple later broadcasts (21:40+) for a white pickup with trailer and other vehicles described as weaving on I‑70 — deputies/units searched several corridors.
- Overall: Several separate reports throughout the day of vehicles driving erratically; deputies canvassed area, multiple timed attempts/ALOs broadcast.
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Trailer/truck hub on fire (I‑70 exit 45, Cameo)
- Type of Incident: Vehicle fire (trailer hub)
- Location: I‑70, exit 45 (Cameo)
- Time: ~11:34–12:18
- Details: Semi pulling a gooseneck trailer reported hub fire on trailer passenger side. Engine and ambulance responded; fire was controlled/contained and trailer moved to safe location. Tow/mechanics coordinated; traffic control requested.
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Motor vehicle fire in St. Mary’s parking lot
- Type of Incident: Motor vehicle fire
- Location: St. Mary’s Hospital parking lot (M entrance)
- Time: ~21:41–21:34 (fire reported ~21:41; extinguished shortly after)
- Details: FD dispatched for reported vehicle fire; security/FD used extinguishers and fire was out. No injuries reported; unit advised owner/contact info in call notes.
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Dumpster fire between buildings (Patterson area)
- Type of Incident: Dumpster fire
- Location: Between buildings near Patterson (reported ~2686 Patterson / near life center/family medicine)
- Time: ~21:23–21:29
- Details: Fully involved dumpster reported; fire extinguished by crews. No exposures to nearby buildings; crews cleared.
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Vehicle into canal — South Broadway & South Camp Road
- Type of Incident: Single‑vehicle crash into canal (possible intoxication)
- Location: South Broadway & South Camp Road
- Time: ~22:50–23:00
- Details: Calls reporting a vehicle in a canal with a male seen climbing out; subject appeared intoxicated. Squad/EMS and deputies responded. Multiple area power outages reported after related incidents.
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Two‑vehicle, non‑injury crash — Hwy 1615 / Independent Avenue
- Type of Incident: Crash (minor, no injuries)
- Location: Highway 1615 / Independent Avenue (in front of Mesa Auto)
- Time: ~17:00
- Details: Black Honda and white Subaru Outback involved; both parties refused ambulance and online reporting. Patrol handled crash report.
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City Market (12th & Patterson) — disruptive/half‑naked male detained, transported
- Type of Incident: Trespass / altered mental status / EMS response
- Location: City Market, 12th & Patterson (2600 N 12th St)
- Time: ~07:41–08:14
- Details: Employee reported a male in bathroom since early morning, half‑naked, dyeing his hair, climbing shelves and putting food back — described as 25–30 y/o, ~6'3". Units detained male; EMS request and transport to St. Mary’s followed. Case numbers and follow‑ups entered.
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Child left in running vehicle at City Market (24 Road)
- Type of Incident: Child welfare / unattended child
- Location: City Market, 24 Road (east parking lot)
- Time: ~17:34–17:39
- Details: Caller reported a running vehicle with an 8–10 y/o in front passenger and an infant in back; vehicle was left running and unattended for at least 15 minutes. Plate provided and initial checks returned clear; RP later reported vehicle left northbound on 24 Road — units responded for welfare check.
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Possible cardiac/respiratory arrest at Sherwin‑Williams bus stop
- Type of Incident: Cardiac / unconscious patient (CPR started)
- Location: Sherwin‑Williams, 845 North Avenue (bus stop)
- Time: ~16:05–16:10
- Details: Passerby reported a male initially unresponsive and CPR was started; patient regained consciousness and was breathing but later became agitated. EMS and law responded; patient described as possibly intoxicated.
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Lower Serpents Trail hiker faint / Rescue
- Type of Incident: Wilderness/Trail rescue / medical
- Location: Lower Serpents Trail (third switchback from trailhead)
- Time: ~12:49–13:35
- Details: Hiker (~77 y/o male) reported faint and weak three switchbacks up; crews requested Rescue/SAR resources and indicated possible need for snowmobile depending on access. Ambulance/stage and coordinated resources responded; patient transported.
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Major police detention/search and other notable trespass/priority calls
- Type of Incident: Multiple enforcement incidents (trespass, theft, welfare checks)
- Locations / Times / Details:
- Alta (107 Grand Ave): intoxicated male in wheelchair trespassed (~09:23).
- Texas Roadhouse: trespass in progress, male previously trespassed (~16:37).
- Theft from auto / shoplifting attempts and multiple timed‑out trespass/follow‑ups throughout day (units handled by phone or on scene).
- Multiple welfare checks, mental‑health/suicidal calls and compliance transports handled through the day; several cold follow‑ups assigned for phone handling.
Notes/clarifications:
- Several timed‑out calls and follow‑ups were assigned to be handled by phone — not all incidents resulted in on‑scene arrests or transports. Many radio transmissions included routine CAD updates, unit status changes, and merges of animal/other calls; those routine items are omitted here.
- Power outage in the area late evening caused multiple alarm activations (some false) and contributed to several calls for darkness/outage, traffic‑signal failures, and alarm cancellations.
- Case numbers referenced on air include: 9550 (early City Market incident), 9556, 9626, 9637 (2951 Mesa search), 9648, 9660, 9665, 9689, 9694, 9697, 9699, 9701–9702, 9718, etc.