Petty Crimes and Code Violations in Colorado Springs

Between June 8 and June 14, 2025, Colorado Springs Police Department and El Paso County Sheriff’s Office responded to several notable criminal incidents across the city and surrounding areas. The following summary provides key details based on official public records released during the week.

In the Briargate neighborhood, officers responded to a disturbance involving multiple individuals in the vicinity of North Academy Boulevard on June 13. The incident, initially reported as a disturbance, is currently under investigation and no arrests have been announced.

El Paso County deputies assisted with an enforcement and cleanup operation in the B Street area near the city’s southern limits during the week. This operation focused on code violations and community safety; no criminal arrests were reported in connection with this action.

Reports of petty theft and criminal trespass continued in nearby communities. In Manitou Springs, adjacent to Colorado Springs, police responded to a criminal trespass in the area of Manitou Avenue, as well as a call regarding petty theft near the same thoroughfare. These incidents remain under investigation, and no suspect information has been released. Manitou Springs officers also handled a vehicle stop near W. Colorado Avenue and Ridge Road, resulting in a citation issued; no further enforcement action was reported.

No significant violent crimes or major property offenses such as homicide, armed robbery, or aggravated assault were reported in publicly released summaries for the period. There were no public requests for suspect assistance or suspect descriptions issued by law enforcement during the week.

Based on the available data, incidents remain typical for the season, with property crimes—such as petty theft and trespass—representing the most frequently reported offenses. No concerning patterns or upticks in particular types of crime were identified in the week’s reports.

Anyone with information about these or other crimes is encouraged to contact Colorado Springs Police Department at [phone] or report tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers at [phone].

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is Your Colorado Springs Colorado Crime Report podcast. Between
June eighth and June fourteenth, twenty twenty five, Colorado Springs
Police Department and al Passo County Sheriff's Office responded to
several notable criminal incidents across the city and surrounding areas.
The following summary provides key details based on official public

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records released during the week. In the Briargate neighborhood, officers
responded to a disturbance involving multiple individuals in the vicinity
of North Academy Boulevard on June thirteenth. The incident, initially
reported as a disturbance, is currently under investigation and no
arrests have been announced. Al Passo County deputies assisted with

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an enforcement and clean up operation in the B Street
area near the city's southern limits during the week. This
operation focused on code violations and community safety. No criminal
arrests were reported in connection with this action. Reports of
petty theft and criminal trespass continued in nearby communities. In

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Manitou Springs, adjacent to Colorado Springs, police responded to a
criminal trespass in the area of Manitou Avenue, as well
as a call regarding petty theft near the same thoroughfare.
These incidents remain under investigation and no suspect information has
been released. Manitou Springs officers also handled a vehicle stop
near W. Colorado Avenue and Ridge Road, resulting in a

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citation issued. No further enforcement action was reported. No significant
violent crimes or major property offenses such as homicide, armed robbery,
or aggravated assault were reported in publicly released summaries for
the period. There were no public requests for suspect assistance
or suspect descriptions issued by law enforcement during the week.

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Based on the available data, incidents remained typical for the season,
with property crimes such as petty theft and trespass representing
the most frequently reported offenses. No concerning patterns or upticks
in particular types of crime were identified in the week's reports.
Anyone with information about these or other crimes is encouraged

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to contact Colorado Springs Police Department at seven one nine
four four four seven thousand, or report tips anonymously through
Crime Stoppers at seven one nine six three four seven
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