Daily Summaries

2025-08-21 06:00:26

  • Motorcycle Crash at D. David Road and South 12th Street

    • Type of Incident: Traffic Accident
    • Location: D. David Road and South 12th Street
    • Time: 06:15 - 06:30
    • Details: Single motorcycle crash involving a 35-year-old male rider who was conscious and breathing at the scene. The rider was helmeted. Ambulance and engine responded; the rider was transported to St. Mary's Hospital.

  • Hit and Run Incident near North Roundabout over I-70

    • Type of Incident: Hit and Run
    • Location: North Roundabout over I-70, last seen northbound
    • Time: Around 08:08
    • Details: A silver SUV struck a vehicle and fled. The reporting party was in a silver Ford F-150 waiting at the Welcome Center. Police were dispatched to make contact.

  • Vandalism in Progress at 66939 Road

    • Type of Incident: Vandalism
    • Location: 66939 Road
    • Time: Around 12:50
    • Details: An intoxicated female named Destiny Brim smashed windows on seven vehicles using large rocks. She was possibly armed with a knife and was accompanied by a male named Matt Parks, who reportedly had a revolver that was now hidden. Law enforcement and multiple units responded.

  • Assault at Mesa Fitness in Clifton

    • Type of Incident: Assault
    • Location: Mesa Fitness, 700 Maldonado Street, Clifton
    • Time: Around 15:45
    • Details: A male was throwing rocks and hubcaps at a vehicle. Another subject hit the male with a vehicle, causing injuries. The injured male walked off refusing ambulance transport. The suspect vehicle was a green SUV, unknown plate, whereabouts unknown.

  • Suicide Threat and Attempted Intervention

    • Type of Incident: Suicide Threat
    • Location: Multiple locations including Sportsman's Warehouse and Walmart area
    • Time: Around 13:30 - 19:20
    • Details: Male with history of cocaine use threatened suicide with knives, intoxicated. He traveled from 268 East Linwood Street to Sportsman's Warehouse to buy ammo. Law enforcement attempted to intercept the vehicle. RP locked inside the residence with doors deadbolted.

  • Burglary in Progress at 40930 and 1/4 Road

    • Type of Incident: Burglary
    • Location: 40930 and 1/4 Road
    • Time: Around 13:39
    • Details: Unknown subjects broke down a door at a residence whose owners were out of town. One suspect described as a shirtless black male with gray beard and chains. A black spray-painted Chevy SUV with no plates was involved. Law enforcement responded and cleared the scene.

  • Vehicle vs Motorcycle Crash at 24729 Road

    • Type of Incident: Traffic Accident
    • Location: 24729 Road
    • Time: Around 19:44 - 19:50
    • Details: Motorcycle collided with a truck; significant damage reported. Rider was on the ground with a possible broken leg and a tourniquet applied. Multiple units, including ambulance and fire, responded. Road lanes were blocked temporarily for response.

  • Premature Baby Not Waking Up at 153 4th Street

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency
    • Location: 153 4th Street
    • Time: Around 19:54
    • Details: One-month-old female infant not waking up but breathing. EMS and law enforcement responded code 3.

  • Fire - Smoke Reported at 2381 1 1/2 South San Miguel Drive

    • Type of Incident: Fire/Smoke Investigation
    • Location: 2381 1 1/2 South San Miguel Drive
    • Time: Around 16:58 - 17:11
    • Details: Smoke reported coming from a garage or residence. No flames observed upon arrival; smoke appeared white and gray. Fire units investigated; situation cleared without fire.

  • Gas Leak Report at 3290 E Edward Road

    • Type of Incident: Gas Leak
    • Location: 3290 E Edward Road
    • Time: Around 15:05 - 15:15
    • Details: Construction crew hit a gas line causing a leak. RP and crews working on scene; gas company contacted. Fire units responded and investigated.

  • Multiple Welfare Checks and Medical Incidents

    • Numerous calls throughout the day involving elderly patients with strokes, falls, difficulty breathing, abdominal pain, and other medical emergencies responded to by ambulance and fire units.

  • Trespass and Disturbances

    • Multiple reports of trespassing incidents at commercial locations including McDonald's, Safeway, and Walmart, involving intoxicated or homeless individuals refusing to leave. Law enforcement responded with some subjects issued trespass notices.

  • Miscellaneous Incidents

    • Reports of suspicious persons and vehicles, welfare checks for missing or disoriented individuals, animal complaints including lost dogs, and verbal disturbances handled throughout the day.

This summary captures the most significant and notable incidents from the dispatch logs and fire communications in the Grand Junction area during the reported period.