2025-07-25 06:00:22
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Two-Vehicle Crash with Head Injury and Infant Present
- Type of Incident: Motor Vehicle Accident
- Location: 32 Road and Everett (Edward) Road
- Time: Approximately 07:11 - 07:16
- Details: Two vehicles involved; at least one patient, a 20-year-old female, conscious and breathing, complaining of head pain. She had an 11-month-old baby with her who appeared uninjured. Units blocked northbound 32 Road during response.
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Motorcycle vs Vehicle Crash with Injury
- Type of Incident: Motorcycle Crash
- Location: B-Boy 1 1/2 Road and Crystalbrook Way
- Time: Around 18:26 - 18:28
- Details: 30-year-old male motorcycle rider involved, conscious and breathing with back pain. Vehicle in driveway. Minor crash under investigation.
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Medical Emergency - Cardiac Arrest
- Type of Incident: Cardiac Arrest
- Location: 3310 South Highland Drive
- Time: Approximately 18:48 - 18:53
- Details: 65-year-old male, found not conscious and not breathing. CPR attempted on scene. Emergency medical units and law enforcement responded.
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Motor Vehicle Fire
- Type of Incident: Vehicle Fire
- Location: 2381 1/2 River Road (Knowles Enterprises)
- Time: Around 02:43 - 02:59
- Details: Water truck fire reported, initially fully engulfed but later restricted to cab area. Fire extinguished, units mopping up on scene.
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Seizure and Medical Emergencies
- Multiple calls related to seizures, including a 5-year-old female unconscious after a seizure at 1950 Barcelona Way; a 50-year-old male having a seizure at 569 24 1/4 Road; and others involving both adults and children with seizure-related symptoms.
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Medical Alarms and Falls
- Numerous calls for patients who had fallen but with no or minor injuries requiring lift assist, including elderly patients at various locations such as 587 Rio Grande Drive and 764 Glen Court.
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Intoxicated and Uncooperative Subjects
- Multiple calls involving intoxicated individuals, including a highly intoxicated male at the Grand Vista Hotel room 330 and another male at Enterprise Liquors. Some required law enforcement response and medical evaluation.
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Assault and Potential Domestic Violence
- Reports of assaults and possible domestic violence incidents, including a recent assault at Railroad Bridge North with a male bleeding from head injury. Also, a reported stabbing threat with a large knife at 2808 Carter Lane involving a family dispute.
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Mental Health and Suicide-Related Responses
- Several calls involving individuals with altered mental status, suicidal ideations, or mental health crises, including a 22-year-old female with a razor blade and infant at 1626 Madison's Way and a female having a panic attack at Monument Ridge Townhomes.
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Gas Leak and Fire Alarm Responses
- A flare burning in the roadway at D. David and 29 Road was extinguished without further incident. A fire alarm at 2464 Highway 6 and 50, The Ross, was a false alarm after investigation.
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Animal and Welfare Checks
- Multiple welfare checks and animal control calls, including a friendly pit bull roaming at 531 West Colorado Avenue and welfare checks for possibly intoxicated or lost individuals.
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Law Enforcement Notables
- Multiple verbal disturbances, trespasses, and arrests reported throughout the day, including a verbal disturbance at Discovery Kids Daycare, a verbal altercation at the Doubletree Hotel, and several arrests related to warrants and protective orders.
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Other Medical Responses
- Numerous EMS calls for chest pain, vertigo, abdominal pain, diabetic issues, and other non-critical but urgent medical issues across the Grand Junction area.
This summary highlights significant incidents from the extensive radio traffic, focusing on crashes, medical emergencies, fires, and notable law enforcement events. Routine medical transports, administrative traffic, and minor incidents have been omitted for clarity.