August 2, 2025 • 3 mins
On Monday, July 28, police in the Central Colorado Springs neighborhood responded to an alleged aggravated assault incident involving two adult males. The case is currently under investigation, and detectives are conducting interviews with witnesses. Later the same day, officers were called to the Cimarron Hills area regarding an alleged burglary at a local retail business. Investigators report that forced entry was observed, and the business owner is working closely with law enforcement. No arrests have been made in the case at this time.
On Tuesday, July 29, authorities in the Briargate area responded to an alleged motor vehicle theft involving a late-model sedan. The vehicle was reported missing from a public parking lot during daylight hours. Officers are following leads and reviewing security camera footage. Police request that anyone with information regarding suspicious activity near Powers Boulevard contact the tip line.
Wednesday, July 30, saw an increased police presence in the Fountain neighborhood, where patrol units investigated an alleged domestic disturbance. Officers separated the involved parties and collected statements. The situation was resolved peacefully, and the case remains under review. Also on Wednesday, an alleged vandalism incident was reported near Memorial Park. Park staff discovered graffiti on public facilities in the early morning hours. Police believe multiple suspects may be involved and are seeking assistance from the public in identifying those responsible.
On Thursday, July 31, officers in the Old Colorado City district responded to reports of alleged shoplifting at a local retail chain. Officers detained one adult suspect at the scene. Merchandise was recovered, and the case has been referred to the District Attorney's Office for review and possible charges.
On Friday, August 1, police in the Southgate area attended the scene of an alleged robbery at a convenience store along South Nevada Avenue. The alleged suspect is described as male, approximately six feet tall, with dark hair and wearing a grey hoodie and jeans at the time of the incident. The suspect fled on foot heading south. Police are asking the public for assistance in identifying and locating this individual. Anyone with information is urged to call the Colorado Springs Police Department’s tip line or Crime Stoppers.
On Saturday, August 2, officers in the Downtown area responded to a report of alleged disorderly conduct outside a nightclub on Tejon Street. Several individuals were detained, and citations were issued for public intoxication and disturbing the peace. No injuries were reported and no major property damage occurred.
According to available reports, the past week in Colorado Springs has seen an increase in property crimes, particularly vehicle thefts and vandalism in public spaces, consistent with recent seasonal trends observed by law enforcement. No significant escalation in violent crime was noted. Law enforcement officials remind listeners to lock vehicles, secure valuables, and report suspicious activity promptly.
Anyone with information about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Colorado Springs Police Department at 719-444-7000 or submit anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers at 634-STOP. In case of emergency, always dial 911. Thank you for tuning in to this week’s crime report digest. Don’t forget to subscribe for more updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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On Tuesday, July 29, authorities in the Briargate area responded to an alleged motor vehicle theft involving a late-model sedan. The vehicle was reported missing from a public parking lot during daylight hours. Officers are following leads and reviewing security camera footage. Police request that anyone with information regarding suspicious activity near Powers Boulevard contact the tip line.
Wednesday, July 30, saw an increased police presence in the Fountain neighborhood, where patrol units investigated an alleged domestic disturbance. Officers separated the involved parties and collected statements. The situation was resolved peacefully, and the case remains under review. Also on Wednesday, an alleged vandalism incident was reported near Memorial Park. Park staff discovered graffiti on public facilities in the early morning hours. Police believe multiple suspects may be involved and are seeking assistance from the public in identifying those responsible.
On Thursday, July 31, officers in the Old Colorado City district responded to reports of alleged shoplifting at a local retail chain. Officers detained one adult suspect at the scene. Merchandise was recovered, and the case has been referred to the District Attorney's Office for review and possible charges.
On Friday, August 1, police in the Southgate area attended the scene of an alleged robbery at a convenience store along South Nevada Avenue. The alleged suspect is described as male, approximately six feet tall, with dark hair and wearing a grey hoodie and jeans at the time of the incident. The suspect fled on foot heading south. Police are asking the public for assistance in identifying and locating this individual. Anyone with information is urged to call the Colorado Springs Police Department’s tip line or Crime Stoppers.
On Saturday, August 2, officers in the Downtown area responded to a report of alleged disorderly conduct outside a nightclub on Tejon Street. Several individuals were detained, and citations were issued for public intoxication and disturbing the peace. No injuries were reported and no major property damage occurred.
According to available reports, the past week in Colorado Springs has seen an increase in property crimes, particularly vehicle thefts and vandalism in public spaces, consistent with recent seasonal trends observed by law enforcement. No significant escalation in violent crime was noted. Law enforcement officials remind listeners to lock vehicles, secure valuables, and report suspicious activity promptly.
Anyone with information about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Colorado Springs Police Department at 719-444-7000 or submit anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers at 634-STOP. In case of emergency, always dial 911. Thank you for tuning in to this week’s crime report digest. Don’t forget to subscribe for more updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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On Monday, July twenty eighth, police in the Central Colorado
Springs neighborhood responded to an alleged aggravated assault incident involving
two adult males. The case is currently under investigation and
detectives are conducting interviews with witnesses. Later the same day,
officers were called to the Simaran Hills area regarding an
alleged burglary at a local retail business. Investigators report that
(00:22):
forced entry was observed and the business owner is working
closely with law enforcement. No arrests have been made in
the case at this time. On Tuesday, July twenty nine,
authorities in the Briogate area responded to an alleged motor
vehicle theft involving a late model Sedan. The vehicle was
reported missing from a public perking lot during daylight hours.
Officers are following leads and reviewing security camera footage. Police
(00:46):
requests that anyone with information regarding suspicious activity near Powers
Boulevard contact the tip line. Wednesday, July thirtieth saw an
increased police presence in the Fountain neighborhood, where patrol units
investigated an alleged domestic disturbance. Officers separated the involved parties.
In collected statements, the situation was resolved peacefully and the
case remains under review. Also on Wednesday, an alleged vandalism
(01:10):
incident was reported near Memorial Park. Park staff discovered graffiti
on public facilities in the early morning hours. Police believe
multiple suspects may be involved and are seeking assistance from
the public in identifying those responsible. On Thursday, July thirty,
first officers in the Old Colorado City District responded to
reports of alleged shoplifting in a local retail chain. Officers
(01:32):
detained one adult suspect at the scene. Merchandise was recovered,
and the case has been referred to the District Attorney's
office for review and possible charges. On Friday, August first,
police in the Southgate area attended the scene of an
alleged robbery at a convenience store along South Nevada Avenue.
The alleged suspect is described as male, approximately six feet tall,
(01:54):
with dark hair, and wearing a gray hoodie and jeans
at the time of the incident. The suspect fled on
foot heading south. Police are asking the public for assistance
and identifying and locating this individual. Anyone with information is
urged to call the Colorado Springs Police Department's tip line
or crime stoppers. On Saturday, August second, officers in the
(02:15):
downtown area responded to a report of alleged disorderly conduct
outside a nightclub on Tehon Street. Several individuals were detained
and citations were issued for public intoxication and disturbing the peace.
No injuries were reported and no major property damage occurred.
According to available reports, the past week in Colorado Springs
(02:36):
has seen an increase in property crimes, particular vehicle thefts
and vandalism in public spaces, consistent with recent seasonal trends
observed by law enforcement. No significant escalation in violent crime
was noted. Law enforcement officials remind listeners to lock vehicles,
secure valuables, and report suspicious activity properly. Anyone with information
(02:59):
about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the
Colorado Springs Police Department at seven nine nine four four four.
In case of emergency, always dial nine one one. Thank
you for tuning in to this week's crime report digest.
Don't forget to subscribe for more updates. This has been
a quiet Please production for more check out Quiet please
(03:20):
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On Monday, July twenty eighth, police in the Central Colorado
Springs neighborhood responded to an alleged aggravated assault incident involving
two adult males. The case is currently under investigation and
detectives are conducting interviews with witnesses. Later the same day,
officers were called to the Simaran Hills area regarding an
alleged burglary at a local retail business. Investigators report that
(00:22):
forced entry was observed and the business owner is working
closely with law enforcement. No arrests have been made in
the case at this time. On Tuesday, July twenty nine,
authorities in the Briogate area responded to an alleged motor
vehicle theft involving a late model Sedan. The vehicle was
reported missing from a public perking lot during daylight hours.
Officers are following leads and reviewing security camera footage. Police
(00:46):
requests that anyone with information regarding suspicious activity near Powers
Boulevard contact the tip line. Wednesday, July thirtieth saw an
increased police presence in the Fountain neighborhood, where patrol units
investigated an alleged domestic disturbance. Officers separated the involved parties.
In collected statements, the situation was resolved peacefully and the
case remains under review. Also on Wednesday, an alleged vandalism
(01:10):
incident was reported near Memorial Park. Park staff discovered graffiti
on public facilities in the early morning hours. Police believe
multiple suspects may be involved and are seeking assistance from
the public in identifying those responsible. On Thursday, July thirty,
first officers in the Old Colorado City District responded to
reports of alleged shoplifting in a local retail chain. Officers
(01:32):
detained one adult suspect at the scene. Merchandise was recovered,
and the case has been referred to the District Attorney's
office for review and possible charges. On Friday, August first,
police in the Southgate area attended the scene of an
alleged robbery at a convenience store along South Nevada Avenue.
The alleged suspect is described as male, approximately six feet tall,
(01:54):
with dark hair, and wearing a gray hoodie and jeans
at the time of the incident. The suspect fled on
foot heading south. Police are asking the public for assistance
and identifying and locating this individual. Anyone with information is
urged to call the Colorado Springs Police Department's tip line
or crime stoppers. On Saturday, August second, officers in the
(02:15):
downtown area responded to a report of alleged disorderly conduct
outside a nightclub on Tehon Street. Several individuals were detained
and citations were issued for public intoxication and disturbing the peace.
No injuries were reported and no major property damage occurred.
According to available reports, the past week in Colorado Springs
(02:36):
has seen an increase in property crimes, particular vehicle thefts
and vandalism in public spaces, consistent with recent seasonal trends
observed by law enforcement. No significant escalation in violent crime
was noted. Law enforcement officials remind listeners to lock vehicles,
secure valuables, and report suspicious activity properly. Anyone with information
(02:59):
about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the
Colorado Springs Police Department at seven nine nine four four four.
In case of emergency, always dial nine one one. Thank
you for tuning in to this week's crime report digest.
Don't forget to subscribe for more updates. This has been
a quiet Please production for more check out Quiet please
(03:20):
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