Daily Summaries

2026-01-30 06:00:52

  • Two-vehicle crash — Orchard Road / 28.5 (Orchard area)

    • Type of Incident: Motor vehicle crash
    • Location: Orchard / 28.5 (reported as Orchard Ave / 28¼–28½ Road)
    • Time: ~18:54–19:05
    • Details: Deputies reported a two-vehicle crash with moderate damage. Southbound and westbound lanes were being blocked for investigation. One female complained of injury after airbag deployment (face/airbag contact). Multiple ambulances were requested/response; two tow companies were ordered (one for a Chevy pickup with heavy front damage, another for an Audi). Incident was initially escalated to a higher response level then downgraded as patient status clarified.

  • Cardiac arrest — 2942 B‑Boy Road (fatal)

    • Type of Incident: Cardiac arrest / medical emergency
    • Location: 2942 B‑Boy Road
    • Time: ~12:01 (CPR started); patient pronounced ~12:31
    • Details: Reported 65-year-old male, initially found unresponsive and not breathing. CPR was initiated by responders/EMS. EMS pronounced the patient at about 12:31. Multiple police and EMS units were involved.

  • Cardiac arrest — Manny/Manning Heights Care (nurse station)

    • Type of Incident: Cardiac arrest / medical emergency (facility)
    • Location: 2825 Patterson Road (Manny/Manning Heights Care — nurses’ station)
    • Time: ~23:58–00:02
    • Details: Patient (reported as a 72‑year‑old female) found not conscious / shallow breathing; CPR started and EMS/law enforcement dispatched. Patient was reported COVID‑positive in radio traffic. Units staged and initiated resuscitation measures; running status changed as updates came in.

  • Non‑injury/partial‑block crash — Jurassic Ave / Hwy 340 (box truck)

    • Type of Incident: Motor vehicle crash (commercial vehicle)
    • Location: Jurassic Avenue & Highway 340
    • Time: Reported ~09:57; tow on scene ~10:18
    • Details: White Ford box truck partially blocking roadway with heavy front and passenger‑side damage. No known injuries reported on radio; truck required towing (heavy front damage). Tow was en route and later on scene.

  • Threats / weapons reports at schools

    • Type of Incident: Threat / weapons reports / school incidents
    • Locations: Grand Mesa Middle School; Mount Garfield Middle School; (multiple radio entries)
    • Time: Requests started mid‑morning through early afternoon (examples: ~07:21, 13:34, 14:22)
    • Details: Multiple school‑related calls were created — threats and at least one request to start a "weapons offense" at Grand Mesa Middle School. Units were assigned and follow‑ups/attachments created. (Transcription unclear if these produced arrests; callers requested civil or criminal follow‑ups and school code responses.)

  • Handgun found in roadway — Cottonwood Lake Dr & Lansing Ave (case 3719)

    • Type of Incident: Found property (firearm)
    • Location: Cottonwood Lake Drive & Lansing Avenue
    • Time: Reported ~09:22
    • Details: A citizen (Kathy) located a handgun in the roadway, placed it in her center console and waited in a 2016 white Yukon. Dispatch assigned case number 3719 and advised units; property call was created and handled.

  • Loitering / RV vandalism at Denny’s (Clifton) — Richard Castro

    • Type of Incident: Loitering / vandalism / trespass potential
    • Location: Denny’s (3205 I‑70B) in Clifton; RV in northwest corner
    • Time: First reported ~08:02; follow‑ups ~08:53
    • Details: Manager complained of an RV parked overnight (northwest corner). Subject associated (name given as Richard Castro) reportedly vandalized a restroom (stuffed paper towels in toilet) and was back in his trailer. Units responded; some contact and trespass options discussed. One RV was documented as a 1991 NARV Dolphin motorhome registered to a Richard Castro.

  • Arrest / warrants — Thomas Crowe

    • Type of Incident: Arrest / warrant service
    • Location: Mesa County Sheriff activity (transport to jail referenced)
    • Time: Warrants aired ~11:23; transport initiated ~11:29
    • Details: Dispatch aired multiple Mesa County warrant entries for Thomas Crowe (DOB 9‑12‑1980) — two FTAs (trespass, false report), bond listed as $6,000 cash only. Officers made contact, took the subject into custody and transported him to jail.

  • Vandalism — rock thrown from overpass (vehicle struck)

    • Type of Incident: Vandalism / criminal mischief
    • Location: Reported as a vehicle hit while westbound on interstate (caller said rock thrown from overpass)
    • Time: Reported ~20:10
    • Details: RP reported a rock was thrown from an overpass and struck their vehicle on the interstate; unknown suspect or location of thrower. Units diverted to take the report; RP did not observe suspect in area.

  • Juvenile / family welfare / suicidal concerns — 110 Peter Drive, Unit B

    • Type of Incident: Suicidal / welfare check (juvenile involved)
    • Location: 110 Peter Drive, Unit B
    • Time: ~19:03–19:20
    • Details: A 15‑year‑old caller reported being uncomfortable at home; mother allegedly making statements about self‑harm. Multiple units responded; juveniles were inside the unit (16‑ and 10‑year‑olds). Responders contacted the family; by ~19:20 units reported being in contact and code 4.

  • Animal collision / deceased dog — 3125 Covey Ave

    • Type of Incident: Animal hit by vehicle / deceased animal
    • Location: 3125 Covey Avenue
    • Time: ~13:27–13:30
    • Details: Report of a dog struck by a vehicle and still alive; later radio indicated the dog was deceased and returned to owner. Animal services and officers handled the call.

Notes / caveats:

  • Transcriptions contained many radio idiosyncrasies and occasional corrupted callsigns/timestamps; times above are approximate based on radio timestamps. Routine administrative traffic and routine radio checks were omitted. If you want, I can expand any incident into a fuller timeline with unit IDs, case numbers, or follow‑up status gathered from the log.