Daily Summaries

2025-09-12 06:00:35

  • Crash Blocking Intersection at North 1st Street and Grand Avenue

    • Type of Incident: Two-vehicle crash
    • Location: North 1st Street and Grand Avenue
    • Time: Around 13:40
    • Details: A silver Chevy Traverse ran a red light and collided with a black Ram truck, blocking southbound 4th and westbound Grand Avenue. No reported injuries, and tow trucks dispatched to clear the vehicles. Traffic lanes were temporarily closed.

  • Burglary in Progress at 2210 North 17th Circle

    • Type of Incident: Burglary in progress
    • Location: 2210 North 17th Circle
    • Time: Around 08:20
    • Details: Three subjects (two males, one female) were unlawfully inside a home after legal eviction. The female was identified as Darian Hughes, accompanied by her boyfriend Wyatt, both described as white and in their early 30s. Subjects were acting erratically and possibly under the influence of drugs. Law enforcement attempted contact and coordinated a response with multiple units. No forced entry was observed; entry possibly gained through an open slider door.

  • Vehicle vs Pedestrian Crash at North Avenue and 28 1/4 Road

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle vs pedestrian crash
    • Location: North Avenue and 28 1/4 Road
    • Time: Around 21:47 to 21:48
    • Details: A 69-year-old female pedestrian was struck by a vehicle. She was conscious, breathing, and believed to have a broken hip. Emergency services responded with a code 3 response.

  • Medical Emergency: Cardiac Arrest at 1811 North 5th Street

    • Type of Incident: Cardiac arrest
    • Location: 1811 North 5th Street
    • Time: Around 09:21
    • Details: A female patient fell, hit her head, and was found not breathing and unconscious. CPR was in progress upon arrival of EMS and law enforcement. Patient showed signs of breathing with the eyes open but snoring and having secretions from the mouth.

  • Trespass and Disturbance at 10 Federal Storage, 575 West Gunnison Avenue

    • Type of Incident: Trespass and loitering
    • Location: 10 Federal Storage, 575 West Gunnison Avenue
    • Time: Morning hours, ongoing during shift
    • Details: A male subject locked himself inside a storage unit and refused to come out. The subject was suspected of living in storage units rented under different names. Law enforcement was called to trespass the individual as storage units are not for habitation.

  • Suspicious Vehicle and Possible Drug Use at Homeless Shelter

    • Type of Incident: Suspicious vehicle and drug use
    • Location: Homeless shelter, 2853 North Avenue
    • Time: Afternoon
    • Details: A 1997 Ford Explorer was parked near the dumpster with subjects suspected of smoking meth inside. Attempts to contact the reporting party were unsuccessful.

  • Hit and Run and Assault at Golden Gate Gas Station, 399 29 Road

    • Type of Incident: Hit and run and assault
    • Location: Golden Gate gas station, 399 29 Road
    • Time: Around 13:33
    • Details: A hit-and-run crash occurred where the other driver returned and physically assaulted the reporting party. Both parties remained on scene without intoxication or weapons. The injured party refused ambulance transport.

  • Weapons Assault at City Market, 2770 Highway 50

    • Type of Incident: Assault
    • Location: City Market, 2770 Highway 50 (Orchard Mesa)
    • Time: Around 21:00
    • Details: A female assaulted a security officer. The suspect fled to a dark gray SUV and was last seen leaving the scene. No weapons were involved, and law enforcement is investigating.

  • Fire Incident: Foam Insulation Fire at 2259 Logos Court

    • Type of Incident: Fire
    • Location: 2259 Logos Court
    • Time: Around 16:33
    • Details: A fire involving foam insulation threatened a box van, trailer, and barrel containing pesticides and chemicals. Firefighters responded and managed the situation. No structures were threatened.

  • Brush Fire near Mountain Island Ranch on Little Dolores Road

    • Type of Incident: Wildland/Brush fire
    • Location: Mountain Island Ranch vicinity, Little Dolores Road
    • Time: Afternoon and evening
    • Details: A wildfire, likely caused by lightning, was reported on BLM land near a locked gate. Fire crews and BLM coordinated access and investigation. Smoke was visible from the road, but containment efforts were ongoing with limited access.

  • Multiple Medical Emergencies

    • Numerous medical calls including falls, seizures, breathing difficulties, allergic reactions, and mental health crises were handled throughout the day. Notable calls include:
      • A 75-year-old female fell with a possible hip injury at Monument Studios.
      • A 34-year-old male having a panic attack at the retreat at Harbor.
      • A 21-year-old female suicidal with razor blades at 1456 Bunting Avenue.
      • Several lift assists for elderly patients.
      • A 42-year-old male experiencing stroke symptoms at 512 Sandstone Street.
      • A 34-year-old male having a seizure at Ascend Classical Academy.

  • Traffic Complaints and Suspicious Activity

    • Multiple reports of erratic and impaired drivers were logged, including a box truck weaving on I-70 and a gray Nissan Altima driving erratically on Patterson Road.
    • Suspicious people and vehicles were reported at various locations such as Walmart, Texas Roadhouse, and residential areas involving possible trespassers and homeless individuals.

  • Assault and Disturbance Calls

    • Several verbal and physical altercations were reported, including a domestic dispute where a female was spitting and swinging at a male at 1410 North Avenue.
    • A verbal disturbance with a male and female yelling at each other at Stone Mountain Drive.
    • A fight involving multiple females at Lincoln Park Golf Course was reported but dispersed before law enforcement arrival.

  • Miscellaneous

    • Ongoing welfare checks, trespass enforcement, animal control calls, and noise complaints were frequent throughout the day.
    • Several calls involved individuals refusing to identify themselves and multiple arrests related to warrants and failure to appear.
    • A notable incident involved a male with a firearm threatening family members at 3004 and a half Allendale Drive; the male fled in a red SUV.

This report summarizes the notable events and unique incidents from the provided radio traffic, omitting routine and administrative communications.