Daily Summaries

2025-07-10 06:00:28

  • Multiple Vehicle Fire and Structure Fire

    • Type of Incident: Fire
    • Location: South Avenue and South 6th Street
    • Time: Around 15:38
    • Details: Multiple vehicles and a shed were on fire, with propane and oxygen bottles present on scene. A full structure fire response was requested. Fire units established command and requested additional engines and TAC channel 1 for communication.

  • Motor Vehicle Crash with Injuries

    • Type of Incident: Motor Vehicle Accident
    • Location: 26 1/2 Road and Horizon Drive
    • Time: Around 20:41
    • Details: Two-vehicle crash involving a black or navy Ford Explorer and a black Nissan Titan. One patient reported feeling lightheaded, another with possible shoulder injury. EMS en route and on scene.

  • Four-Wheeler Crash with Injuries

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle Accident
    • Location: 3059 1/2 Gunnison Avenue
    • Time: Around 19:13
    • Details: A four-wheeler crashed into a tree. A 7-year-old female passenger was conscious and bleeding, with bleeding from the nose noted. The mother and multiple bystanders were involved in an ongoing argument about leaving the child unattended. Deputies and EMS responded.

  • Attempt to Locate Missing Person

    • Type of Incident: Missing Person
    • Location: Last seen at Fruita Maverick on July 8th
    • Time: Around 08:56
    • Details: Greg Adams, DOB 3-22-62, traveling from Portland, Oregon to Carbondale, Colorado, overdue. Last seen driving a 2014 silver Toyota RAV4 with a black bike on the rear rack, wearing a gray t-shirt and black shorts. Authorities were advised to notify Fruita PD if contacted.

  • Suicidal Subject Intervention

    • Type of Incident: Mental Health Crisis
    • Location: Retreat of Palisade, 3780 Heritage Lane, Unit 4
    • Time: Around 11:44
    • Details: A 42-year-old female was reported to have suicidal ideation and expressed intent to harm herself with scissors. EMS and co-responders were dispatched. The subject was conscious and breathing.

  • Verbal Disturbance and Domestic Violence Calls

    • Type of Incident: Verbal Disturbance/Domestic
    • Locations: Various, including The Buzz at 1022 North 3rd Street, 408.5 Lark Court, 545 Sunrise Drive, and others
    • Details: Multiple incidents involved yelling, verbal arguments, and some physical altercations without weapons, involving family members or couples. Some situations required police presence to separate parties.

  • Animal Incidents

    • Type of Incident: Animal Complaints/Injuries
    • Locations: Multiple including North 19th Street, Las Polonias Dog Park, and Walmart North Avenue
    • Details: Reports included a German Shepherd attacking a 1-year-old child resulting in a gash requiring stitches, dogs suffering in vehicles with windows barely cracked, and animals running loose or lost.

  • Traffic Hazards and DUI Investigations

    • Type of Incident: Traffic Hazard/DUI
    • Locations: Corn Lake and 361-32 Road, I-70 mile markers, and others
    • Details: Attempted to locate possible DUI drivers driving erratically, vehicles swerving, or causing hazards. Some vehicles were pulled over, and sobriety was assessed.

  • Trespassing and Suspicious Persons

    • Type of Incident: Trespass/Suspicious Activity
    • Locations: Best Western Grand River Inn & Suites, Walmart North Avenue, Green Acres Mobile Home Park, and others
    • Details: Subjects refusing to leave private property, some described as intoxicated or not coherent, were removed or detained. Trespass notices issued.

  • Welfare Checks and Medical Emergencies

    • Type of Incident: Welfare Checks/Medical
    • Locations: Multiple including 419-30 and a half Road, 621 Helena Street, and St. Mary’s Hospital
    • Details: Welfare checks were conducted on individuals with various health issues including chest pain, difficulty breathing, and unconsciousness. Several code 2 and 3 EMS responses for strokes, seizures, and cardiac arrests were dispatched.

  • Fire Alarms and False Alarms

    • Type of Incident: Fire Alarm
    • Locations: Various including Billcliff Manor, Red Lobster, and residential addresses
    • Details: Several fire alarm activations were reported with no actual fire found or caused by cleaning activities. Some alarms were reset or placed in test mode.

  • Miscellaneous Incidents

    • Type of Incident: Various
    • Details: Multiple calls included noise complaints, parties with loud music, suspicious subjects, and minor altercations. Some involved mental health or intoxication issues; many were handled by phone or with verbal warnings.

This summary highlights the significant events from the transcribed radio traffic, focusing on crashes, fires, medical emergencies, and notable law enforcement responses.