Daily Summaries

2025-08-20 06:00:28

  • Hit and Run Incident

    • Type of Incident: Hit and run with pedestrian injury
    • Location: Intersection of 29 Road and Patterson Road
    • Time: Around 07:05
    • Details: A vehicle struck a 24-year-old female bicyclist and fled the scene eastbound on Patterson. The victim refused ambulance transport. The suspect vehicle is described as a blue car driven by an older female. Law enforcement searched the area but the vehicle was not immediately located.

  • Cardiac Arrest

    • Type of Incident: Cardiac arrest
    • Location: 426 North 22nd Street
    • Time: Around 07:37
    • Details: A 15-year-old male found unconscious and not breathing outside on the west side of the building. CPR was initiated by responders, and EMS and law enforcement were dispatched. Additional EMS units staged for assistance.

  • Vehicle Crash - Two Vehicles

    • Type of Incident: Motor vehicle crash (minor injuries)
    • Location: 1st Street and Orchard Avenue
    • Time: Around 08:09
    • Details: Two-vehicle crash involving a white BMW and a gray Subaru Outback in the eastbound drop-off lane west of the intersection. No injuries reported. Other drivers refused to exchange information.

  • Fire Incident - Park Bench Fire

    • Type of Incident: Fire (park bench)
    • Location: Southwest corner of 11th Street and North Avenue
    • Time: Around 09:44
    • Details: A park bench was reported on fire, originating from a backpack inside the bench. Fire extinguished by bystanders before fire department arrived. Units responded to investigate.

  • Vehicle Rollover and Fire

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle rollover and semi-truck fire (brush fire threat)
    • Location: I-70 near mile marker 35-40, including Cameo exit and Clifton area
    • Time: Around 13:55 to 19:50
    • Details: Multiple reports of a vehicle rollover in the median on I-70 westbound near mile marker 40. A semi-truck with a blown tire was dragging sparks and flames along the roadway and moving westbound. State Patrol and fire departments were involved. Brush trucks responded to check for potential wildfire near the canyon. The semi was eventually stopped near mile marker 37. No active fire reported on the semi, but investigation and traffic control ensued.

  • Suicidal Subject - Juvenile

    • Type of Incident: Mental health crisis (suicidal/homicidal juvenile)
    • Location: Pathways Village, Apartment 312, 56429 Road
    • Time: Around 13:38
    • Details: An 8-year-old child was attempting to jump out a window and strangling himself. The child was being restrained by his brother. No weapons involved. Co-responders and law enforcement dispatched for assistance and transport on an M1 hold.

  • Assault - Store Clerk

    • Type of Incident: Assault
    • Location: Shell gas station, 745 Horizon Drive
    • Time: Around 11:39
    • Details: A male suspect punched a store clerk in the head after a verbal dispute and fled westbound on foot. Suspect described as a white male in his late 20s, wearing all black with a black backpack. Law enforcement responded for investigation.

  • Suspicious Person and Verbal Disturbances

    • Multiple calls reported suspicious persons and verbal disturbances including:
      • A male circling a female with a black eye near Crossroads Methodist at 59930 Road (female declined assistance).
      • Verbal disputes at Econolodge, 751 Horizon Drive, involving a female causing disturbance.
      • Verbal altercations and threats at various locations such as 541 32 ½ Road, Walmart, and others.
      • Several trespass warnings issued at various addresses, including Red Roof Inn and Bunting Avenue.

  • Animal Complaints

    • Multiple calls for loose or distressed animals including:
      • Dogs running loose at Triangle Park and West Lake Park.
      • Dog bite incident at Monterey Park Apartments, 999 Bookcliff Avenue.
      • Barking dog complaints at residences including 690 Crosby Avenue.

  • Other Notable Medical Incidents

    • Multiple ambulance responses for patients with strokes, falls, difficulty breathing, chest pain, and other medical emergencies at various locations including St. Mary's Hospital, Solstice Senior Living, Capella Assisted Living, and others.
    • Several lift assists for patients who had fallen, including wheelchair-related assistance.

  • Traffic and Safety Concerns

    • Reports of erratic and possibly DUI drivers, including:
      • A silver Chevy truck with a toolbox swerving on I-70 near Horizon Drive.
      • A vehicle traveling the wrong way on a westbound off-ramp near Exit 31 Horizon.
    • Disabled vehicles causing lane blockages; towing requested.
    • Reports of fireworks and noise complaints at Little Salt Wash Park and other locations.

  • Miscellaneous

    • Several calls for welfare checks, suspicious vehicles or persons, and trespasses.
    • Panic alarms at schools and other facilities, some canceled upon callback.
    • Assistance provided for mental health crises, including M1 holds and follow-up calls.
    • Multiple administrative and routine calls, including records checks, evidence handling, and case number requests.

This summary includes the most notable emergency incidents and unique calls from the provided radio traffic. Routine administrative communications and all-clear messages have been omitted for clarity.