Northglenn
Second-degree assault on police officer, obstructing police officer, resisting arrest: Two male juveniles were arrested July 14 after an officer was dispatched to the 900 block of East 112th Place on a check well being call. Both were taken into custody and transported to the Juvenile Detention Center. A female juvenile and former runaway was also present at that location and was returned to the custody of her mother.
Obstructing a police officer, possession of Schedule II narcotic – cocaine: A 28-year-old Commerce City man was arrested July 14 after officers were called to a loud party in the 10600 block of Huron Street. After a foot pursuit, he was contacted, processed and later transported to the Adams County jail.
Theft: An officer took a report July 9 from a woman who had been staying at Ramada Plaza at 10 E. 120th Ave. and had the rear license plate stolen from her vehicle during the night. The plates were entered into CCIS/CCIC as stolen.
Theft, unlawful possession of controlled substance, controlled substance: A juvenile was arrested July 9 after officers were dispatched to an unwanted party at 7-Eleven on Washington Street. The juvenile was seen in the 11600 block of Washington and was taken into custody. He was found to have several pills of illegal drugs in his possession. He was processed and later released pending filing of formal charges.
Aggravated robbery, conspiracy to commit Class 3 felony: Three Hispanic juveniles were arrested July 9 after officers were dispatched to Boondocks at 11425 Community Center Drive in reference to a robbery that just occurred. Victims told the officers that they threatened them with a gun and took $5 from a man’s wallet. Officers found the suspects in the parking lot of 7-Eleven at 10410 Melody Drive and took them into custody. They were processed and later transported to the Juvenile Detention Center.
Thornton
Second-degree assault on police officer, resisting arrest: A 29-year-old Commerce City man was arrested July 21 at the Prime Time Bar at 10280 N. Washington St. after officers responded to a fight inside the bar. When the officers tried to stop the fight, the man began swinging at officers as they were taking him to the ground, striking a female officer with his elbow. He tried to punch other officers. He was processed and later transported to the Adams County jail. The officer was taken to North Suburban Medical Center for treatment of a non-serious injury.
Theft, theft by receiving: A 32-year-old man was arrested July 19 after being linked to several thefts in the area totaling over $500. They occurred at Walgreen’s at 10337 Washington St., Kmart on 104th Avenue and Ace Hardware at 3851 120th Ave. In each incident, the man was captured on surveillance cameras in the same car. A different license plate was used in each theft. He was contacted at 388 E. 88th Ave. and had the keys to a Volvo reported stolen out of Wheat Ridge July 15. Two additional stolen license plates were recovered from inside the car. The man was processed and later transported to the Adams County jail.
Possession of drug paraphernalia, child abuse: A 20-year-old Westminster woman and a 21-year-old Thornton woman were arrested after officers responded July 17, 11:20 p.m., to a loud party in the 9700 block of Welby Road. The Thornton woman’s 2-year-old child was present in the home while people were smoking marijuana. Two individuals in the residence were found to have outstanding warrants and were also taken into custody. The women were issued summonses and later released. Social Services was notified of the incident.
First-degree burglary, felony menacing: A 46-year-old man and his 20-year-old son, both of Brighton, were arrested July 31 after officers responded to the 11800 block of Elm Drive in reference to a felony menacing in progress. The caller said two men were inside the house with guns and were threatening people inside. One of the victims was able to leave the room and go upstairs to call police. When officers arrived, the suspects had fled the residence. Further investigation led officers to where the suspects live. They were taken into custody, and the handguns were recovered from the home. Both men were processed and later transported to the Adams County jail.
Theft, forgery of checks, identity theft, possession of controlled substance: A 36-year-old Fort Collins woman was arrested July 27 at Kohl’s at 12090 Colorado Blvd. A loss prevention officer said the woman concealed clothing items valued at about $90. A short while later, a jewelry clerk denied a purchase by the woman because of what appeared to be an altered identification. The woman was contacted after she tried to leave the store with the concealed items. A wallet she threw on the ground contained counterfeit IDs and forged checks. She was found to be in possession of a Loveland man’s driver’s license, checks stolen from a Drake woman, and 3.23 grams of suspected methamphetamine. She was processed and later taken to Adams County jail on a $5,000 bond.
False imprisonment, third-degree assault, first-degree burglary, obstruction of phone service: A 19-year-old Arvada man was arrested July 27 after officers were dispatched to a family disturbance in the 9300 block of Rose Court. A 35-year-old woman, the man’s mother, had left the home on foot to a neighbor’s residence to call police. She said there was a small party at the house where people were drinking alcohol. The woman and her son got into a verbal argument over a man at the party. She said her son held her down and hit her whenever she tried to get free. When she said she was going to call police, the son took her phone away. She finally was able to get free and threw herself out through a window screen. Officers noted that she had fresh bruises and a swollen lip. She was transported to a local hospital for treatment. The man was taken into custody on the scene, processed and taken to the Adams County jail.
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.