Daily Summaries

Top / Notable incidents (priority)

• 06:24 — Obvious death / cardiac call: 1940 Grand Ave Unit 212. 41‑yo male reported not conscious / not breathing; later reclassified as obvious death. (Units: Truck 1 / Ambulance 1 responded; corner paged.)
• 08:30–08:34 — DUI / possible hit‑and‑run / intoxicated subject: multiple calls about a male stumbling inside the Stinger store (29 & North) whose description matched a hit‑and‑run suspect. Later the subject blew .130 on a breath test and left westbound on North Ave; suspect named Zachary Murata, driving a dark‑green Ford Explorer (plate/variant referenced). Patrol checked area / followed up.
• 10:55–11:00 — Reported assault / male left scene in white Suburban: storage unit at Federal Storage (2222 Stanford Dr). Victim female locked in storage unit (unit 33); male last seen leaving in a white Suburban with dark blue stripes. Patrol responded; unit secured and victim reported initial assault (head slammed into car door).
• 14:33–16:05 — Crash with driver on foot / search: crash notification + report a female driver fled on foot after a collision (possible vehicle v. structure / collision near Rutherlands Pkwy / Broadway). Female described (purple hair) last seen northbound on Boston Lane; large multi‑unit response (patrol, drone requested, state troopers, canvass). Case number given later as 19888. Units canvassed cameras and possible route.
• 00:35 (overnight) — Reported drink‑spiking / sexual‑assault concern at Cruisers (Orchard Mesa, 2692 Hwy 50): female (red floral dress, birthday sash) believes she was roofied; male suspect still in bar per RP; patrol and EMS responded, female evaluated. (Law enforcement/EMS on scene.)
• 22:42 — Possible drugging / erratic behavior at Mesa Theatre (Main St): 21‑yo female hitting her head on concrete, screaming, acting erratic; RP suspects she was drugged. Law enforcement and squads staged/answered; squad/ambulance response.

Fires, smoke, and fire‑related notable items

• 21:21–21:30 — Reported commercial structure smoke at 3198 Hill Ave Unit C (smoke detected, no flames seen); multi‑unit fire response (TAC‑1 used), crews investigated. Report later indicated smoke detectors triggered; investigation/monitoring continued.
• 15:40–15:46 — Juvenile‑started fire (non‑structural): empty lot south of 2825 Riverside Pkwy — three juveniles (approx. 10–12 yo, males, black clothing) started a bonfire, adding wood; not threatening structures. Fire units and patrol checked; juveniles described as taking selfies with the fire. Fire/PD handled on scene.
• 07:52–08:28 — Smoldering tree at north end of Matchett Park / smoke check (686‑28 Rd): Engine responded, water applied, monitoring continued as smoldering persisted.

Major EMS responses / medicals of interest

• Multiple cardiac arrest/critical medicals through day:
  • 06:24 — 1940 Grand Ave Unit 212 (see above; obvious death).
  • 13:13–13:15 — Endoscopy center (2460 Patterson) cardiac arrest; multi‑unit / ambulance response (SAM/engines assigned).
  • 14:42–15:02 — Columbine Park: 25‑ish male collapsed near restrooms; CPR/EMS on scene; later reported breathing and intoxication.
  • 17:03 — Cardiac arrest reported at 29 Mile Apartments (2915 Orchard Ave Unit C): Engine/ambulance response; Narcan administration noted later in dispatch playback.
  • 23:23 — 527 Molina Way: 83‑yo male not conscious; engine/ambulance/CPR response (Engine 5 / squads).
• Repeated lift‑assists / falls for elderly residents and numerous ambulance transports (typical EMS activity across the day; multiple units staged to St. Mary’s and other locations).

Overdoses / suicidal / dangerous person calls

• I‑70B mile marker 12 — trooper on scene with a subject who reportedly took pills / was overdosing / suicidal; ambulance staging and Clifton Rescue involvement; subject conscious/breathing when trooper contacted (late evening).
• Bus inbound suicidal / possible overdose: caller reported male (took pills) on incoming bus to GJ; units staged at downtown/airport; bus located (Clifton troopers / ambulance involvement).
• Multiple suspected overdoses / altered mental status calls across evening/night (city calls to bars, GBT, Burlington, Cruisers, etc.); at least one case where Narcan was administered.

Crimes, suspicious persons, trespass, prowler, and weapon items

• 09:01 — I‑70B road rage incident: driver in late‑90s Nissan Pathfinder reportedly pulled a gun and placed it on the dash after a traffic interaction; RP no longer near vehicle and declined contact — information/patrol logs taken.
• 16:44–16:46 — Report: male with knife tried door at Monument Studios (1600 N Ave), sounded disoriented, left eastbound on North Ave; call timed out and was handled by phone.
• 23:59–00:03 — Alarm video: three males on site at Grand Junction Volkswagen service drive (653 Market St) — units checked; suspicious persons on property; no weapons observed on video.
• 23:44–23:58 — Alley prowler / lurking homeless person at 1405 Main St Unit B‑Boy: subject seen in alley, described as tall, orange jacket; units made contact and were code 4 eventually.

Arrests / detentions (as reported on radio)

• ~12:43 — “Anthony” taken into custody (units logged showing Anthony in custody).
• 15:32–15:36 — Juvenile(s) related to Riverside Parkway fire: at least one juvenile detained and walked back to address (one in custody noted earlier 15:32 / case work later).
• Multiple other detentions, summonses, and arrests throughout day (case numbers issued: e.g., 19804, 19810, 19888, 19935, 19937, 19952, 19969 — see individual CAD entries). Several shoplift/trespass arrests and traffic FTA/traffic arrests were handled and logged.

Unique / public‑interest items

• Multiple reports of possible vehicle road‑rage incidents involving weapons or displays of a gun (I‑70B gun‑on‑dash report; several others where drivers were swerving or driving erratically).
• Unattended stroller reported at 32 & F — checked by officers (caller declined contact).
• Small dogs/Yorkie running in roadway and on I‑70 created multiple calls/hazard reports; public and patrol coordinated to recover.
• Several alarm activations at banks, businesses, and pharmacies; a handful of alarm cancellations after keyholder contact.

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