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Mesa County and Grand Junction Police, Fire, and EMS: (A stereo feed with police, sheriff, and fire dispatch channels in the right channel and other channels (including the Colorado State Patrol) in the left channel)
Douglas County: I-25 MM-178 M/C down with C/G from the Springs, L/G 3 enroute and 2nd medic also requested. O/F 151.115, DTRS, Online /088/ 001
5/17
3:58 pm
Grand Junction: United Flight 405 enr from Denver to Orange County CA now diverting to GJT with a rptd unconscious subj aboard..GJT ARFF/GJFD awaiting arrival, ETA 15 min..154.445 155.7825 online (009)
5/17
3:05 pm
San Juan County UT: Approx 25 mi NW of Monticello at N 38 05 W 109 33, C/G for an unk type incident poss ATV or climbing..CareFlight transp an unk age male to StMarys, mult ortho and chest injs, req Level 1 trauma team..NFI (009)
5/17
2:44 pm
Larimer County: R/O T/A occured near Masonville, 3 pts transported by POV to the Big Thompson School, FD & EMS now onscene advising 2 trauma reds and a trauma yellow. O/F 154.010, DTRS, Online (001)
5/17
1:09 pm
Weld County U/D: Confirmed crash but it's the Platte Valley Airport at CR-18 & 39 add tankers and foam requested along with NTSB, also reported the plane has hazmat aboard. (001)
5/17
12:56 pm
Boulder County U/D: Cmd reporting one minor inj to the pilot, cancelling additional units and SD on the medical chopper. L/U/D (001)
5/17
12:51 pm
Boulder County: 1380 119th Street in the field on a helicopter down. O/F 151.355, Online (001)
5/17
12:39 pm
Weld County: At the Greeley Airport possible plane down, numerous additional units and M/A foam trucks being requsted, O/F DTRS, Online /499/ 001
5/17
7:00 am
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5/17
6:50 am
Garfield CO: Co Rd 154 Rollover MV Crash. Trauma Team Requested at Valley View Hosp. Carbondale FD, Ambi, Garco SO, CSP w/Invest. O/F DTRS. -101-
The wife of a man under investigation in the disappearance of four people told 9News on Friday she is sure her husband is a serial killer.
Lori McLeod said her husband, Scott Kimball, tried to kill his son once by pushing a steel storm gate on him.
Lori McLeod is the mother of Kaysi McLeod, 19, one of the four people who are missing. The others are Jennifer Marcum, Terry Kimball - who is Kimball's uncle - and Leann Emry.
An employee died after an explosion and fire at Boulder Scientific Co., a chemical manufacturing plant in Mead.
Weld County Undersheriff Margie Martinez said 37-year- old Leslie Robertson, of Loveland, was burned in the incident Friday morning and was flown to the University of Colorado Hospital.
Three other people were sent to the hospital with non- life-threatening injuries.
Boulder police were searching Friday for a couple who may have attacked a woman this week with a baseball bat, hitting her in the head. The woman was taken Tuesday night to Boulder Community Hospital, where she was treated for serious head injuries, police said.
The attack occurred about 10:15 p.m. Tuesday at an apartment building near 34th Street and O'Neal Parkway, police said. The 34-year-old victim told police she was assaulted after she confronted a group of people involved in a car sale in front of her apartment.
Anyone with information about the attack should call detectives at 303-441-3330.
Alan Baxter has blown his shot at Babysitter of the Year.
The Denver man was busted for leaving his girlfriend's hungry toddler locked in a parked car while he hit a Glendale strip club.
The girlfriend, who was at work, gave Baxter $20 to buy dinner for her 3-year-old daughter. The 20-year-old man instead used it for the cover charge and stripper tips at Shotgun Willie's.
Alan Baxter has blown his shot at Babysitter of the Year.
The Denver man was busted for leaving his girlfriend's hungry toddler locked in a parked car while he hit a Glendale strip club.
The topper: The girlfriend, who was at work, gave Baxter $20 to buy dinner for her 3-year-old daughter. The 20-year-old man instead used it for the cover charge and stripper tips at Shotgun Willie's.
Mountain View firefighters this morning extinguished a fire after an explosion at Boulder Scientific Co. in Mead in western Weld County.
One employee was injured and flown by helicopter to an area hospital, Mountain View deputy chief Steve Pischke said. "We don't know the extent of his injuries.
"We got the call at 6:59 this morning," Pischke said. "It's since been extinguished. The crews are doing salvage work and making sure there are no hot spots."
Nine-year-old Maia Lewis, who was hit by a tractor-trailer last month, literally jumped for joy when she saw her new purple Schwinn Frontier bicycle Thursday.
The bike - with a matching helmet - was a gift from Denver police's traffic investigation and operations bureaus.
"This is awesome!" she said, as she touched the frame and handlebars, before giving Denver Detective Kyle Damrell a hug. "Thank you!"
Police charged a 14-year-old female student at Jenkins Middle School on Thursday with false reporting of explosives, a felony, and interference with staff, faculty or students at an educational institution, a misdemeanor, in connection with a bomb scare at the school.
Students and staff were evacuated to a nearby elementary school. Police had a canine unit on scene and determined that the building was clear.
The wanted felon who was shot and killed by a parole officer Tuesday night was identified Thursday as James Monroe Stewart, 36, of Denver.
Stewart was pronounced dead at Denver Health Medical Center on Tuesday night.
Shortly before 9:15 p.m. Tuesday, Denver police were told that a shooting had taken place at a multifamily building in the 1700 block of Emerson Street.
Tragedy narrowly averted for Arvada dumpster napper
A man who curled up to sleep in a big trash compactor in Arvada last night got a scary wake-up call when a worker hit the squeeze switch.
Luckily, the Colorado Cinemas Olde Town 14 employee "heard someone yelling from inside the dumpster and so she stopped the compactor," said Arvada Police Commander Kathy Foos.
"She started checking inside the dumpster and she could see there was certainly someone in there. So she called 911."
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