Daily Summaries

2025-08-10 06:00:29

  • Domestic Disturbance with Restraining Order Violation at 632 Irish Walk

    • Type of Incident: Domestic disturbance, restraining order violation
    • Location: 632 Irish Walk
    • Time: Early morning, around 06:38
    • Details: A male and female involved; female tried to prevent the male from taking a car, citing intoxication and restraining orders. Male named A. Richard Laura reportedly hit himself and blamed the female. Warrants issued for second-degree assault, obstruction, harassment, criminal tampering, and domestic violence. Male broke RP's computer and attempted to destroy a flash drive. Law enforcement made contact, male taken into custody.

  • Domestic Assault and Property Damage at 2929 Rondalee Road

    • Type of Incident: Assault, property damage
    • Location: 2929 Rondalee Road
    • Time: Morning, around 07:33
    • Details: Boyfriend tore down doors and attempted to hit the RP. Female defended herself. No weapons reported. Suspect described and being pursued. Male later pulled over; female cooperative.

  • Commercial Structure Fire at Halliburton Property near Corn Lake

    • Type of Incident: Fire
    • Location: Halliburton property near Corn Lake, 36132 Road area
    • Time: Afternoon, starting ~14:35
    • Details: Motor vehicle fire spread to multiple storage units and portable office trailers. Fire rapidly spreading with large smoke column. Firefighters responded with multiple engines and established TAC-1 channel. Property access complicated by gates; yard manager on scene assisting. Fire mostly knocked down by late afternoon, no law enforcement needed on scene.

  • Two-Vehicle Crash on Highway 50 near 1st Street, Whitewater

    • Type of Incident: Traffic accident
    • Location: Highway 50 and 1st Street, Whitewater
    • Time: Around 10:24
    • Details: Two vehicles involved, no injuries initially reported. One driver possibly intoxicated, female patient conscious and breathing but ambulance requested. Debris blocked multiple lanes; Colorado State Patrol notified. One lane reopened after cleanup.

  • Possible Suicidal Female at Carson Lake Area

    • Type of Incident: Suicide threat and overdose
    • Location: Carson Lake area (approximate)
    • Time: Late morning, around 10:55
    • Details: Female texting RP claiming overdose on Xanax, hydroxyzine, and whiskey, stating intent to kill herself. Intoxicated and aggressive, no weapons. Ambulances staged; attempts to locate ongoing; pings placed near 3186 Hall Avenue, railroad tracks. No vehicle found. Referrals to Forest Service Rangers for assistance.

  • Possible Assault with Stabbing at 3128 Ute Canyon Lane

    • Type of Incident: Assault with possible stabbing
    • Location: 3128 Ute Canyon Lane
    • Time: Evening, around 22:20
    • Details: Male stabbed in head by female, who fled the scene. Victim disconnected from call, no further info. Police and EMS staged; area searched, blood found inside residence. No suspect located.

  • Domestic Disturbance with Children Present at 501 Independent Avenue

    • Type of Incident: Domestic disturbance / assault
    • Location: 501 Independent Avenue, Unit B
    • Time: Early afternoon, about 13:10
    • Details: Male accused of throwing objects and hitting female; female reportedly cut on feet. Children present at scene. No weapons or intoxication reported. Suspect identified as Alejandro, 21 years old.

  • Suspicious Vehicle and Trespassing Complaints

    • Multiple calls reporting suspicious persons and trespassing:
      • Black SUV camping near regional center at 2800 Riverside Parkway
      • Male trespassing overnight at 167 South 17th Street storage rental unit
      • Subjects shoplifting at Dick's Sporting Goods, 2422 Highway 650
      • Transient male bothering customers at McDonald's on North Avenue
      • Female trespassed at Stinker Store on 29 Road
      • Vehicle with no plates parked at Doubletree Hotel parking lot

  • Welfare Checks and Medical Calls

    • Numerous welfare checks, including elderly and mentally ill individuals.
    • Several fall injuries and medical emergencies responded to by ambulance and fire units.
    • Patient transports between VA, St. Mary’s Hospital, and other facilities.
    • Lift assists and medical evaluations at various residences and public locations.

  • Traffic Complaints and Attempts to Locate DUI Drivers

    • Multiple reports of erratic driving and suspected DUI drivers on local roads.
    • Vehicles described with partial plate info; some drivers located and cited or arrested.
    • Hit-and-run incidents investigated, including a crash near Highway 6 mile marker 22.

  • Miscellaneous

    • Fireworks complaints in various neighborhoods.
    • Noise complaints and verbal disputes at multiple addresses.
    • Animal control calls regarding dogs in distress or loose.
    • Assist requests between agencies for various calls including assaults, harassment, and suspicious activities.

This summary reflects the key notable incidents and excludes routine administrative communications and radio checks.