Northglenn
First-degree criminal trespass theft from vehicle: A 38-year-old man reported that someone broke into his van Jan. 12 in the 10700 block of Huron Street. He discovered that his driver’s side window was broken and a visor CD holder was missing.
False imprisonment, third-degree assault, criminal mischief, possession of drug paraphernalia, domestic violence, obstructing police: A 44-year-old Thornton man was arrested on the above charges after officers responded Jan. 11 to a physical disturbance in the 11900 block of Washington Street. He was processed at the police department and later transported to the Adams County jail.
Third-degree assault, criminal mischief, domestic violence, outstanding warrant, violation of a protection order: A 29-year-old Northglenn man was arrested on the above charges after officers responded Jan. 9 to a disturbance in the 11700 block of Washington Street. He was processed at the police department and later transported to the Adams County jail.
Third-degree assault, domestic violence and possession of cannabis: A 39-year-old Northglenn man was arrested on the above charges after officers responded Jan. 9 to a physical disturbance in progress in the 9500 block of Pelon Drive. The man was processed at the police department where he was found to have suspected marijuana in his pocket. He was issued a municipal summons for possession of cannabis and was transported to the Adams County jail on the other two charges.
Possession of Schedule II narcotics, driving under revocation and driving a defective vehicle: A 25-year-old Thornton man was arrested on the above charges after a traffic stop Jan. 14 in the 12000 block of Colorado Boulevard. An officer stopped the man’s vehicle when he saw that it had no brake lights. The driver was found to be driving under suspension and a subsequent search found 3.28 grams of hallucinogenic mushrooms in the glove compartment. After processing the man was transported to the Adams County jail.
Theft: A city of Thornton employee reported an overnight theft from King’s Ranch Park at East 123rd Avenue and Syracuse Street. Someone unbolted and stole two metal picnic table benches between Jan. 12-13. The value was estimated at $260.
Theft: A theft was reported Jan. 13 at Shadow Ridge Middle School, 12551 Holly St. A man stated that his son took his $300 Haro bike to school and secured it in an enclosed area. When school was out, the bike was gone.
Thornton
Possession of controlled substance, two outstanding warrants: A 36-year-old Evans man was arrested Jan. 13 after an officer stopped him in the 8300 block of Sheldon Street. The driver was found to have two warrants and was driving under suspension. A subsequent search turned up hypodermic needles, metal spoons, Baggies, suspected methamphetamine and $1,434 in cash bundles. The methamphetamine later weighed in at 1.1 grams and 45.56 grams. After he was processed at the police department, the man was transported to the Adams County jail.
Second-degree assault on a police officer, resisting arrest and an outstanding warrant: Officers responded to Motel 6, 6 W. 83rd Place, Jan. 13 to make contact with a guest who had a warrant out of Sterling for his arrest. A 47-year-old Stoneham man answered the door and was informed that he was under arrest for the warrant. When the officers tried to take him into custody, the man struck an officer in the face, starting a physical confrontation. The man was finally taken into custody. The officer was taken to North Suburban Medical Center for treatment for a broken hand and a laceration to his upper lip. After being processed at the police department, the man was transported to the Adams County jail.
Shoplifting: Two white males entered Sportsman’s Warehouse, 11 W. 84th Ave., Jan. 13 and stole a $22 wallet and a fish finder valued at $80. Employees saw the men leave in a white four-door sedan with a broken driver side rear window and a female inside. The vehicle headed west on 84th Avenue.
Damaging an automobile: A 22-year-old man reported overnight damage to his 2002 Ford F150 pickup in the 11100 block of Clermont Way. He stated that sometime between Jan. 12 and Jan. 13 someone broke out his windshield, keyed the pickup and put a white sticky substance on the surfaced, causing a total of $2,000 in damage.
Theft: Sometime between Dec. 20, 2009, and Jan. 13 someone cut off backflow valves of sprinklers from three different buildings at Park View Terrace Apartments at 1300 Milky Way. The value is estimated at $1,500.
Second-degree burglary: Theft of rental deposits was reported between Jan. 4 and Jan. 7 at Broadstone Apartments located at 1882 E. 104th Avenue. Someone took three money orders valued at a total of $1,124 from the drop slot.
North Metro Fire
NMFR responded to 170 calls between Jan. 7-13.
Paramedics responded to a fall victim at 7:08 a.m. Jan. 12, in the 580 block of East 104th Avenue. A woman had fallen down stars and was not able to get up. She was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital for treatment.
Crews responded to a single-vehicle crash at 9:51 a.m. Jan. 12, in the area of 10900 E. 112th Avenue. A car had gone off the roadway and through a fence. A woman was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital for assessment.
Firefighters responded to a cooking fire at 2:11 a.m. Jan. 11, at an apartment complex in the 11310 block of Melody Drive. Residents overcooked food and caused a fire in the microwave.
Crews responded to a fall victim at 2:41 a.m. Jan. 10, in the 10650 block of Livingston Drive. An elderly man had fallen in the garage. He was taken to North Suburban Medical Center for treatment of traumatic injuries.
Crews responded to a two-vehicle, rear-end crash at 2:42 p.m. Jan. 9, on southbound Interstate 25 past 104th Avenue. Two men were taken to North Suburban Medical Center for evaluation.
Items in the police and fire reports are compiled from public information contained in police and fire department records. Charges or citations listed don’t imply guilt or innocence, and all people are presumed innocent until proven guilty.