Daily Summaries

2025-08-25 06:00:21

  • Residential Structure Fire at San Felipe Avenue

    • Type of Incident: Residential fire
    • Location: 3279 1/2 San Felipe Avenue
    • Time: Approximately 09:34
    • Details: Fire reported in the back room of a house with occupants evacuating. Flames visible from the front of the house. Mutual aid requested; multiple fire units responded. Hydrant located at the northwest corner of San Felipe and North Mountain Oak Court. The Red Cross was en route to assist. No injuries reported.

  • Single Vehicle Rollover Crash in Desert Area

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle rollover
    • Location: 27 1/4 Road Desert area
    • Time: Around 17:02
    • Details: 40-year-old male conscious and breathing after rolling a razor off the road. Patient treated on scene; no extrication needed.

  • Two-Vehicle Crash with Injury

    • Type of Incident: Traffic accident
    • Location: 31 Road and F and a Half Road
    • Time: 13:29
    • Details: Black Suburban and Kia minivan involved. One patient suffered an elbow injury. Ambulance dispatched; scene causing traffic obstruction.

  • Possible Burglary in Progress

    • Type of Incident: Burglary investigation
    • Location: Laundry mat at East Valley Liquors, 41832 Road
    • Time: 07:51
    • Details: Door pried open, register flipped over. No people seen inside. Employees advised to stay clear until law enforcement arrival. Building cleared by deputies.

  • Suspicious Male with Mental Health Issues

    • Type of Incident: Welfare check/mental health
    • Location: 55729 Corridor Road, unit 4
    • Time: 09:48 - 09:50
    • Details: Male with auditory and visual hallucinations, paranoid but not violent. Known history with law enforcement. Co-response with ambulance and deputies staged nearby.

  • Juvenile Runaway with Suicidal History

    • Type of Incident: Welfare check/juvenile runaway
    • Location: 3061 1/2 Sandpiper Avenue
    • Time: Around 17:22 - 17:27
    • Details: 15-year-old female with suicidal ideations, history of self-harm, currently home alone. Father expressed concern; deputies en route. Ongoing monitoring.

  • Suspicious Activity and Possible Trespass Reports

    • Multiple locations including:
      • 242 4th Street in Clifton: Two males seen going through a neighbor’s yard; arrived on a four-wheeler.
      • Orchard Mesa Maverick (2696 Highway 50): Female refusing to leave after being trespassed.
      • McDonald's (12-12 North Avenue): Repeat trespasser on property, male possibly on foot.
      • 3249 Downey Court, Unit 4: Vandalism with smashed windows; eviction notices on door; building secured after investigation.

  • Multiple Welfare Checks on Intoxicated or Distressed Individuals

    • Locations include:
      • Area of 69633 G Road: Intoxicated female walking in traffic; deputies and ambulance responding.
      • 24 Road and Patterson: Male walking in lanes of traffic, intoxicated and yelling.
      • Walnut Court and Walnut Avenue: Male laying in roadway, moving but no weapons seen.

  • Traffic and DUI Complaints

    • Several reports of reckless or impaired drivers, including:
      • Semi-truck driving recklessly on Highway 50 near Bean Ranch Road.
      • DUI driver on Patterson Road, westbound, swerving and unable to maintain lane.
      • Vehicle with possible stolen plates on I-70 westbound; later confirmed plate was correct.

  • Animal Incidents

    • Dog bite reported at 380 Curtis Avenue, DeBeck Marshal's office; patient treated for bite to the arm.
    • Multiple animal calls handled by phone or scheduled for follow-up.

  • Other Notable Incidents

    • Possible gunshot wound reported at 3187 Brookview Way; patient conscious and breathing; law enforcement on scene with firearm secured.
    • Noise complaints and disturbances at various parks and residences.
    • Multiple calls related to verbal disputes, intoxicated persons, and suspicious subjects without further escalation.

  • EMS Responses

    • Numerous medical calls including seizures, diabetic issues, difficulty breathing, falls, and abdominal pain across various locations.
    • Mutual aid and coordinated responses with law enforcement for mental health and critical incidents.

This summary highlights significant events, including emergencies and unique incidents, while routine radio checks and administrative communications have been omitted for clarity.