Daily Summaries

2026-03-04 06:00:42

  • Major collisions / traffic incidents

    • Rollover crash — 732 Hill Avenue: vehicle flipped onto its side; female (≈30s) conscious/breathing; Hill between 7th & 8th closed while crews worked and tow was requested. Ambulance and multiple units responded; tow (Columbine) en route. Case number provided for the crash: 13169.
    • Injury crash — 28 Road & Patterson Road: two-vehicle collision (red Toyota Corolla vs. truck). One patient reportedly bleeding near the neck; ambulance on scene and additional EMS requested. Case number: 13208.
    • Hit-and-run reported at 29 Road & North Avenue: red Jeep Cherokee ran a red light and struck another vehicle, then headed northbound on 29 Road; collision reported late-night / early-morning with follow-up checks.
    • Several traffic complaints of dangerous/reckless driving and wrong-way drivers on I-70 and local roads (reports of high-speed Honda Civic and aggressive blue Silverado); 10-33 broadcast(s) and extra patrols/checks.

  • Fires and fire-related responses

    • Shed fire with spread-risk — 2226 Texas Avenue: shed on north side of property on fire, attached to a fence and ~40 ft from house; multiple fire units (TAC/engine/truck) dispatched; command established and fire crews worked to contain.
    • House smoke / possible electrical — 2965 North Acre Court: resident reported smoke/fog inside house after turning A/C on; fire alarm activated, dogs reported inside; multiple fire/EMS units dispatched to a possible structure fire.
    • Small ceiling/electrical fire — 402 Uray Avenue: bathroom ceiling fan fire reported; crews responded and had scene under control.
    • Multiple controlled/agricultural burns and brush/ditch fires called in across county; several brush/brush-tender units attended and confirmed many were permitted/controlled burns.
    • Vehicle/parking-lot incidents: reports of a semi-truck on fire (between Hobby Lobby and Lowe’s) were dispatched and later found to be a controlled burn or otherwise handled by fire units.

  • Significant crimes / public-safety incidents

    • Stabbing — 2958 Mesa Avenue: male assaulted/stabbed (left hand and left thigh), serious bleeding reported; law enforcement staged and EMS requested to stage; patient transported/treated. Units advised patient bleeding seriously; scene handled as in-progress assault.
    • Reported semi (red SIA-logo tractor) theft from Siam Motor Freight (2830 I‑70B): RP/security reported a red semi stolen (no trailer, no plate available); aired as an attempt-to-locate / stolen-commercial-vehicle broadcast.
    • ATM alarm / possible burglary — Vector Bank (2394 Patterson): multiple ATM alarm activations; officers and fire/EMS checked; cleared as equipment/false alarm on at least one call; follow-up noted.
    • Vandalism / suspicious persons:
      • Male reported beating on dumpster with chisel at 2691 Patterson Rd (business “Witch Witch”) — heavyset white male described; officers responded and checked.
      • Suspicious vehicle parked overnight at Courtyard Marriott (Horizon Dr) with windows covered; units checked.
      • Exposed male on 7th & 3rd (public indecency report): subject described as intoxicated and exposing himself; units responded.
    • Multiple restraining-order / domestic / trespass incidents handled (including an in-progress restraining-order concern at 1340 N 22nd St and several trespass complaints at businesses).

  • Medical / EMS highlights and welfare checks

    • Child injury at Chapita Elementary (950 Chapita Ave): 16‑month-old reportedly knocked over and not breathing for a short period; subsequently conscious and breathing. Fire/EMS (multiple units) responded code 3; patient evaluated — high-priority pediatric response.
    • Two middle-school students with suicidal ideation at Lincoln Park/Summit School: SROs/units responded; one juvenile went home with parent, the other located up in a tree and contacted by officers; case handled without force.
    • Multiple overdose/possible-overdose incidents: Grand Valley Transit (525 S 6th St) welfare/OD concern — EMS requested code 2; officers on scene and ambulance responses.
    • Numerous welfare checks for elderly or intoxicated persons (e.g., 305 Mountain View — concern an elderly woman was confused; 608 Lodgeville, and others). Several subjects taken into protective custody as appropriate.
    • Missing child (≈8 years) at Tope Elementary: child reported missing ~30 minutes; units responded and the child was located and returned to front office — resolved.

  • Other notable items / community-interest highlights

    • CAD outage early morning: dispatch CAD (“CAT”) went down and came back up; multiple radio messages referenced the outage and later restoration — impacted early morning processing.
    • Large number of follow-ups, property holds, and paperwork requests across the day (typical for a busy day) — several case numbers issued for major incidents.
    • Multiple vehicle tows and abandoned/blocked-vehicle calls (including vehicle high-centered on a median and a vehicle parked on a sidewalk in the 24th & Bunting area).
    • Juvenile/runaway and consent contacts: Summit student incidents and other youth-related runs were handled with SRO and patrol assistance.
    • Several “suspicious / sleeping in vehicle or man-trap” contacts at the PD and businesses; a few subjects were detained or given assistance (transport/taxi).

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