The Watch Command Log is a
daily summary of events of significance compiled by Watch Commanders. There are
three watches in a 24-hour period: days, afternoons and graveyards.
Items contained in the Watch Command Log are based on information available at
the time of its release and should not be interpreted as an admission or
finding of guilt. Arrest information may differ from formal charges filed by
the prosecuting agency.
DAY SHIFT
No
significant events.
AFTERNOON
SHIFT
1852 Shots Fired 1300
W. Ouray Ave. 12-48460
Multiple
gun shots were fired, striking two different homes and a vehicle. Witnesses related that an 80s-model burgundy
Cadillac with a tan rag top approached a green minivan. Three armed suspects exited the Cadillac and
yelled at the occupants of the minivan before firing multiple gunshots at
them. The suspects fled in the
Cadillac. No one was injured during the
shooting. The suspects are all described
as white or Hispanic adult males in their 20s and approximately 5 feet 10
inches tall. This investigation is
ongoing.
GRAVEYARD SHIFT
0012 Residential Burglary 1433 E. 2700 S. 12-48646
A
44-year-old man, who was asleep on his couch, awoke to find a man inside his
home. The homeowner chased the suspect
out of the home and called police. The suspect
was described as being 6 feet tall and wearing all black. A K-9 unit searched the area but did not
locate the suspect. Police received a
second call from another person who reported seeing a man wearing a black ski
mask in the area.
0348 Aggravated Assault 140 E. 900 S. 12-48739
A
40-year-old man saw a male spray painting graffiti on the side of a
building. The suspect had arrived with
several other males in a white sedan.
The man approached the vandalism suspect and tried to take a picture of
him with his cell phone. At that time
the suspects in the sedan accelerated toward the victim. The victim attempted to jump out of the way
but the sedan swerved and intentionally hit the victim on the leg. The suspects in the white sedan then left the
area westbound. The victim was transported
to a local hospital in stable condition with leg pain. The vandalism suspect ran on foot southbound
through an alley. The vandalism suspect
is described as a young Hispanic male adult, 5 feet 6 inches tall. He wore a red shirt and a white jacket tied
around his waist.
Contact: Reporters seeking comment should contact the Public
Information Officer at 801.799.NEWS (6397).
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