Daily Summaries

2026-04-05 06:00:35

Notable incidents

  • I‑70 rollovers (two separate incidents)

    • ~07:35–07:50 — Semi rollover, I‑70 westbound near MP 24: semi on its side; units from Station 31 and ambulance responded. One female (approx. 30 y/o) conscious, bleeding from the hand; law enforcement on scene. (dispatch and fire/EMS entries reference the same MP 24 semi rollover.)
    • 17:15–17:22 — Single‑vehicle rollover on I‑70 (reported by State Patrol/Garfield): tan SUV rolled multiple times near MP ~68–69; occupants reportedly conscious and breathing with minor scrapes. Garfield/State units advised; local units monitored.

  • Two‑vehicle ditch crash — 21 Road & I‑Road (~11:03–11:16)

    • Two vehicles ended up in a ditch; one patient (25‑year‑old female) conscious & breathing. Multiple EMS units requested; ambulances/squad dispatched. Troopers were notified and responded.

  • Patterson / Manatee Heights collision and hit‑run with injuries (~15:26–15:50)

    • Initial crash: two‑vehicle rear‑end with occupants complaining of chest and neck pain; ambulances dispatched (code 3 → downgraded to code 2 as appropriate).
    • Follow‑up: hit‑and‑run with a gray Toyota parked on Manatee Heights; RP reported female with a cut/goose‑egg on head and male bleeding behind ear — EMS on scene.

  • Possible shots fired — Green Acres Mobile Home Park (~20:47)

    • Multiple callers reported gunshots/explosions in the area; units (county PD/LE) were routed to investigate. (Call prioritized as “priority shots” — follow up by patrol.)

  • Reported break‑in / “gun” threat at Horizon RV Park / nearby trailers (~00:52 / overnight)

    • RP reported someone yelling “I’ve got a gun” and attempts to break into a trailer (Horizon RV Park, space referenced). Law enforcement staged and units responded; fire/EMS staged as requested.

  • Burglary / forced entry calls worth noting

    • 2962½ Texas Avenue — audible front‑door burglary alarm; officer drove by and later the owner confirmed occupant safe.
    • 2841½ Hall Avenue — report of forced entry / male on bike breaking into trailer; suspect last seen riding a mountain bike; units/searches were initiated.

Other incidents of interest

  • Trespass / storage unit: ~10:20 — Gorillas Storage (3038 SWB unit 522): property manager reported a female sleeping in a unit, intoxicated, refusing to leave; blue Chevy S‑10 described; deputies responded for trespass.
  • Assault report at Dollar Tree (Clifton) ~16:46 — caller reported a male hit a female; initial response by deputies and units checked area; later updates indicated limited/no physical contact and conflicting statements.
  • Juvenile disturbances / attempted fights — several parks and shopping‑center locations throughout the day (Longs Park, Sonic/Hobby Lobby area, etc.); some large groups reported, some de‑escalated before contact.
  • Code‑6 / warrants and detentions — multiple custodial detains occurred (examples: Safeway Broadway contact leading to three code‑6 detains; several officer‑safety/warrant checks). Several units requested warrant confirmation/transport to jail.
  • Identity theft / theft follow‑up — an identity‑theft booking referenced (“Second Coast 6… identity theft, bond $5,000”) — follow‑up by PD.
  • Multiple instances of reported erratic / possibly impaired drivers (several I‑70 and local calls). Several plates were run and some vehicles located; many were cleared or resulted in warnings/summonses.

Fires / brush / smoke reports

  • Midday brush/smoke near Corn Lake and around Highway 6 & 50 area (12:49 onward)
    • Multiple agencies (Clifton/Lower Valley) canvassed; crews responded to small smoldering fires/controlled burns and investigated a visible column of smoke. Units checked access via Corn Lake nature preserve and confirmed one small smoldering area; larger controlled burns noted near Hwy 6 & 50.
  • Multiple fire/EMS medical responses noted through day (seizure, falls, chest pain, transports). Several inter‑facility transports to St. Mary’s Hospital.

Animal / unique calls

  • Multiple animal calls throughout the day (stray dogs, cats). Notable items:
    • ~09:19–09:30 — Several calls about cats: deceased cat reported; other cats taken to ER vet or quarantine (one mention of quarantine release/return).
    • Roycehurst / Royce Hurst area: multiple animal/stray dog follow‑ups and owner callbacks; officers transporting animals to Animal Services.
    • Several callers requested phone follow‑ups to Animal Services rather than in‑person response.

Alarms, alarms cleared, and building checks

  • Multiple commercial and school alarm activations (Central High School, Grand Junction High School, Carver Hall, storage unit alarms). Most were reset/checked or resulted in keyholder contact; some required welfare or trespass checks.
  • Several residential audible alarms led to officer/FD/EMS responses; most were cleared after checks or keyholder confirmation.

Recurring / routine activity (summary)

  • Numerous welfare checks and mental‑health / suicidal ideation responses (multiple code 2 responses; many handled by phone or with mobile crisis/EMS).
  • Frequent noise complaints and party complaints (evening events, parks, and private residences).
  • High volume of vehicle stops, suspicious vehicle checks, and abandoned/disabled vehicles — several plates logged and run; a few resulted in warnings or tow requests.
  • Many animal calls, trespass complaints, and civil disputes handled by deputies with phone follow‑ups.

Notes on transcription accuracy

  • The transcript contains transcription errors (garbled plate letters/numbers, repeated phrases, occasional mis‑ordered times). Plate numbers and some unit IDs in this report are best‑effort interpretations of the radio text; they should be verified against CAD or official incident reports before use in any legal or formal context.