Daily Summaries

2025-08-04 06:00:37

  • Two-vehicle crash at North Avenue and 28th Road

    • Type of Incident: Traffic Accident
    • Location: North Avenue and 28th Road
    • Time: Around 14:05-14:15
    • Details: Two vehicles, a red van and a white work truck, were involved in a T-bone accident blocking both eastbound and westbound lanes. One elderly male patient was conscious and breathing with a hand abrasion and possible head injury. Fire and ambulance responded, with ambulance downgraded to code 2 after initial response.

  • Illegal burn and brush fire reports

    • Type of Incident: Fire
    • Location: Multiple locations including Cottonwood Lake area, Las Colonias Amphitheater island, Glade Park, Enoch’s Lake turnoff, and Lower Valley
    • Time: Throughout the morning and afternoon (around 09:00 to 16:30)
    • Details:
      • A small warming fire was reported on the island at Las Colonias Amphitheater, likely a transient camp fire, attended by fire and law enforcement.
      • Multiple brush fires including a significant fire near Glade Park (about 10 acres), with mutual aid requested and active fire suppression underway.
      • A vehicle fire near Enoch’s Lake turnoff started a brush fire, which was brought under control.
      • Several smoke checks and permitted burns reported in Lower Valley and surrounding areas.

  • Overdose at New Wave Car Wash

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency/Overdose
    • Location: 691 Horizon Drive
    • Time: Approximately 10:33-10:47
    • Details: Two males in a blue Nissan Quest appeared drowsy and possibly overdosing. One male became responsive while the other remained slumped. Law enforcement and fire department staged and responded; medical assistance was provided and later canceled per law enforcement’s assessment.

  • Physical altercation with dog bite at 516.5 Placer Drive

    • Type of Incident: Assault with Animal Bite
    • Location: 516.5 Placer Drive
    • Time: Around 15:07
    • Details: A fight between two males was reported, including a dog biting one male. Officers requested ambulance response for injuries; two males were bleeding from leg lacerations. The situation was contained with multiple units on scene.

  • Hostile scooter crash at Riverside Pedestrian Bridge

    • Type of Incident: Injury/Intoxication
    • Location: Riverside Pedestrian Bridge
    • Time: Around 14:46-15:51
    • Details: A male on a scooter crashed, suffering significant head trauma with bleeding and was reportedly inhaling from a can. The male was hostile and uncooperative but conscious. Law enforcement and ambulance responded; male transported to St. Mary’s Hospital.

  • Suicidal and mentally ill subject at Minespring Circle Program

    • Type of Incident: Mental Health Crisis/Assault
    • Location: 3210 E Edward Road
    • Time: Around 09:43-10:20
    • Details: Jacob Miller, on an involuntary commitment hold, was attacking staff causing property damage. He fled the scene and was located after a search. Law enforcement and clinicians involved; ambulance standby requested but patient initially refused transport.

  • Female with altered mental status at Target

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency
    • Location: Target store, 24-24 Highway 6 and 50
    • Time: Around 15:18-15:22
    • Details: Female with altered mental status found near the entrance. Law enforcement on scene; ambulance requested to respond to front doors.

  • Multiple welfare checks and disturbances involving intoxicated or mentally ill subjects

    • Type of Incident: Welfare Checks/Disturbances
    • Locations: Various including Horizon Drive, Orchard Mesa, Riverside Park, and residential areas
    • Time: Throughout the day
    • Details: Several calls involved subjects displaying signs of intoxication, mental health crises, or disturbances including verbal altercations, trespassing, and aggressive behavior. Law enforcement made contact or conducted phone follow-ups as appropriate.

  • Miscellaneous notable events

    • Trespass enforcement at multiple locations including 2851 North Avenue (Homeless subject trespassed), Walmart, Planet Fitness, and other commercial properties.
    • Animal complaints including loose dogs running on 29 Road and barking dogs at residential addresses.
    • Shots heard call near Topaz Drive with no evidence found; initial reports suggested fireworks.
    • Shoplifting and noncompliant subjects at Walmart and Target, some under influence and requiring trespass postings.
    • Disabled vehicle blocking traffic at 29 Road and Riverside Parkway; tow requested.
    • Fire alarm investigations at several residential and commercial locations, mostly false alarms or with no active fire found.

This summary highlights the major emergency responses and notable incidents while excluding routine administrative communications and radio checks.