Daily Summaries

2026-03-19 06:01:20

  • Loma Country Store — possible self-inflicted gunshot (DOA)

    • ~21:11–21:36 — Caller found an adult male inside a semi/truck behind the Loma Country Store (134313 Road). Male had a firearm and blood under his chin. EMS and law responded; coroner called. Dispatch logged time of death ~21:31. Scene transitioned to death investigation.

  • Comfort Dental — assault with edged tools / violent workplace incident

    • ~16:30–16:50 — Comfort Dental (2502 Highway 1650, Suite 700): multiple subjects involved; one male reportedly attacking workers with scissors and construction tools (handsaw noted). Victim(s) sustained cuts (one with back/roof injuries); suspect(s) ended up on the roof/contained. Large police and fire/EMS response, TAC channel used. Tools (saw/shears) photographed/collected as evidence; suspect(s) detained and/or taken into custody per later updates.

  • North Avenue / N 23rd Street — single-vehicle crash into median/tree

    • ~11:56–12:26 — Eastbound North Avenue at N 23rd: Toyota Sequoia reportedly drove over median and hit a tree. Driver bleeding from the head and said he “blacked out.” EMS transported the driver to St. Mary’s. Eastbound #2 lane was blocked for a period; tow removed vehicle and roadway was reopened. Case number 16373 assigned.

  • 2671 Hemlock Court — residential structure response for burning smell / haze

    • ~06:42 — Resident reported strong burning smell and hazy interior, smelling like it came from the garage. Structure response (multiple engines/trucks/ambulances, TAC-1) was dispatched. Units staged and investigated for smoke source in/near garage.

  • 411½ Canyon Trail — fully involved shed fire

    • ~14:42–14:44 — Responding units reported a shed fully involved on the Charlie side; mutual‑aid units (Engine 21, Engine 8, others) were sent and handled the fire. Command changed hands on scene; fire suppressed.

  • Canyon View Park — child-abuse / physical assault on juvenile

    • ~15:33–15:52 — RP observed an adult (possibly a grandfather) shove a little girl into a wagon and throw a lunchbox on her; suspect then left with child in a silver Honda. Units responded, a plate was obtained (plate to a 2011 silver Honda Accord to an address) and officers located/handled the subject; arrest/custody actions followed.

  • Luggage/firearm at airport checkpoint — weapons violation handled

    • ~09:05–09:12 — Airport checkpoint (28‑28 Walkerfield Drive): firearm found in a bag during screening. Firearm identified as a Ruger LCP .380; deputies ran the firearm/owner info and it returned clear. Passengers cooperative; PD processed per normal procedures.

  • Subway (Orchard Mesa) — trespass / subject with realistic-looking plastic gun

    • ~13:50 — Subway at 2689 Highway 50 (Orchard Mesa): homeless female repeatedly pointing a realistic-looking/plastic gun at customers; described as unstable and collecting belongings. Units responded and handled a trespass; subject cleared from location.

  • Runaway juvenile from Daisy Center — located safe

    • ~19:04–19:17 — 11‑year‑old juvenile (entered as runaway from Daisy Center) last seen walking northbound toward Horizon Drive. Multiple units searched; subject was later located/returned and cleared.

  • Multiple brush/weed/tree fires and smoke checks — scattered, contained

    • Several small brush/weed/tree fires and smoke reports through the day (examples: J. John Road, Divide/Divide area, junk pile/brush pile calls, north of I‑70 business). Most were either extinguished on arrival or controlled by responding brush units; a few required mutual aid/engine responses but no large wildland spread or major structural loss was reported in these logs.

Other items of public interest (brief)

  • Airport/TSA weapons run (see above).
  • Subway trespass with toy/plastic firearm (see above).
  • Multiple welfare checks, suicidals, and mental‑health related responses were dispatched throughout the day (several required co‑response or ambulance staging).
  • Numerous misdemeanor/felony warrants, traffic stops, and arrests were run and handled across the county (typical patrol activity; several CJIS “code 6” warrant confirmations and custodial transports noted).

If you want, I can:

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