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| Incident Date | November 6, 2009 | Time | 12:09:00 PM | Division | Falcon | Shift II |
| Title | Other | Location | Hilton Garden Inn on Briargate Pkwy | |||
| Summary | CSPD received a phone from a third party stating that he had received a call from a friend, and that she stated she had access to a gun and was considering suicide. She stated that if she saw a police car she would start shooting. The reporter stated that she had a 9 year old child, but it was unknown if the child was with her. Dispatch notified TEU and four TEU Officers responded to the area in their unmarked vehicles. The female stated she was in the area of Woodmen and I-25, mobile in a vehicle. TEU Officers located her in a room at the Hilton Garden Inn on Briargate Pkwy. Several ruses were attempted to get her to exit the room, and when she finally exited she was detained by TEU officers. Stetson Hills Officers located the child safe at her school. | |||||
| Adults Arrested | None | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Fiorillo 444-7701 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 6, 2009 | Time | 10:02:00 AM | Division | Specialized Enforcement | Shift I |
| Title | Other | Location | 2800 N Wahsatch | |||
| Summary | Officer Listul was dispatched to a suspicious package located beside the bicycle trail behind the Bon Shopping Center. The Regional Explosives was notified and responded. The box was x-rayed and determined not to be a threat. | |||||
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| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Fiorillo 444-7701 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 5, 2009 | Time | 4:00:00 PM | Division | Metro VNI | Shift I |
| Title | Narcotics - Vice Activity | Location | 2431 N Union | |||
| Summary | On Wednesday, November 5, 2009, at approximately 4:00PM, Gregory Lawrence Osborne was arrested when he attempted to fill a fraudulent prescription for vicodin, (a schedule III controlled substance), at the Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy located at 2431 N. Union Blvd. Osborne was recognized by medical personnel as a result of a "pharmacy alert" pphtograph, which was sent to local doctor's offices and pharmacies. Medical personnel immediately contacted VNI detectives and CSPD patrol officers were dispatched to the pharmacy were Osborne was arrested without incident. Detectives had several open investigations on Osborne for Fraud and Deceit and as a result of this arrest, Osborne has been charged with an additional 26 counts of fraud and deceit, a class 5 felony. | |||||
| Adults Arrested | Gregory Lawrence Osborne-52yoa | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Harmon 444-7766 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 5, 2009 | Time | 12:31:00 PM | Division | Stetson Hills | Shift I |
| Title | Arrest | Location | 5102 Galley Rd | |||
| Summary | On the above date and time, Officers responded to 5102 Galley Road, the Quail Hill Mobile Home Park in reference to suspicious circumstances. Upon arrival, Officers made contact with the reporting party who indicated that she had found her ex-husband, Jeff Larsen in his mobile home. She indicated that he had been intentionally inhaling the contents of numerous canned air containers and was acting strangely. Medical had responded and while treating Mr. Larsen he made several suicidal comments and mentioned the location of a loaded firearm in the trailer. While attempting to secure this weapon, Officers located numerous copies of U.S. Currency 100, 50 and 20 dollar bills. All of these bills were obvious copies due to having the same serial number. A warrant was obtained for the premises and numerous pieces of evidence to include printers, computers and other items were recovered. Mr. Larsen was transported to Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released. He was then booked into the Criminal Justice Center on a First Degree Forgery charge. | |||||
| Adults Arrested | Jeff larsen | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Ritz 444-3140 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 6, 2009 | Time | 5:08:00 AM | Division | Sand Creek | Shift III |
| Title | Assault | Location | 3611 Airport Rd | |||
| Summary | On November 6, 2009 at 5:08AM officers from the Sand Creek Division were dispatched to The Pinions Apartments, at 3611 Airport Rd, in regards to a shooting. Officers located a victim in the shooting, who was transported to a local hospital with non life threatening injuries. **UPDATE by Lt. David Whitlock 11-06-09 1:55PM** Members of the Sand Creek Division have developed information that resulted in the arrest of Tory Sentell Carr, Age 28, of Colorado Springs, who is a resident of the apartment complex and alleged to be the shooter. He was arrested without incident at the apartment complex around 9:25AM today. The inquiry revealed that Mr. Carr had a dispute with the victim in the shooting over an alleged burglary at Carr’s apartment last week. During the course of their interaction, at least 12 (twelve) shots were fired from a handgun at the victim, who has been identified as Mandell Russell, Age 38, of Colorado Springs. Mr. Russell is not a resident of the apartment complex. Russell was struck twice by these shots; once in the arm, and once in the chest. He remains at a local hospital in serious but stable condition, and is expected to survive his wounds. No picture of Carr is available at this time. He will be booked in the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center on charges of Attempted First Degree Murder. No further information is available at this time. |
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| Adults Arrested | TORY SENTELL CARR, Age 28 | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Black 444-7270 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 6, 2009 | Time | 1:23:00 AM | Division | Stetson Hills | Shift III |
| Title | Traffic Crash | Location | Union Blvd and Purgatory Drive | |||
| Summary | On 11/6/09 at approximately 1:23AM Officers were sent to the area of N. Union Blvd and Purgatory Dr. to investigate a traffic accident. A witness observed a Silver colored, Chevrolet Trailblazer traveling northbound on Union Boulevard when it lost control, crossed over the center median and rolled. The driver, identified as 19 year old Joylisha McCall was thrown from the vehicle during the accident. She was transported to a local hospital with critical injuries. She was alone in the vehicle at the time of the crash. The vehicle collided with two parked and unoccupied La Petite Academy school vehicles, causing moderate damage to both. Detective Tollefson with the CSPD’s Major Accident Unit responded to the scene to assist with the investigation. Ms. McCall was not charged at this time. **UPDATE by Lt. David Whitlock 11-06-09 1:50PM** The identified driver in this crash, 19 year old Joylisha McCall of Colorado Springs, remains at a local hospital in critical but stable condition in the Intensive Care Unit. She was not wearing a safety belt at the time of this crash. Upon her recovery, she will be charged with Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, and Careless Driving. No further information is available. |
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| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Buckley 444-3140 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 4, 2009 | Time | 12:37:00 AM | Division | Sand Creek | Shift III |
| Title | Burglary | Location | 2500 San Marcos Drive | |||
| Summary | On 11-04-2009 at 12:37 AM, officers were dispatched to an address in the 2500 block of San Marcos Drive to investigate a burglary in progress. Upon arrival officers learned that the female victim had left her residence to get away from an on going domestic violence situation, and had gone to the address on San Marcos Drive for safety. While she was there, her boyfriend arrived at the San Marcos Drive residence looking for her. The boyfriend, 35 year old Roy Smith, forced his way into the residence through a back garage door and began threatening the occupants of the residence. When officers arrived, Officer Phil Strevett saw Mr. Smith running through the back yard of the residence. Officer Strevett pursued Mr. Smith on foot, and took him into custody in the 2500 block of Hancock Expressway. Mr. Smith was taken to CJC and was charged with Criminal Attempt First Degree Kidnapping, First Degree Burglary, and Felony Menacing. Detectives from the Domestic Violence Enhanced Response Team responded to assist with the investigation. | |||||
| Adults Arrested | Roy Smith, 35 years old | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Black 444-7270 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 3, 2009 | Time | 1:37:00 PM | Division | Specialized Enforcement | Shift I |
| Title | Other | Location | Londonderry@ Rainbow Bridge, Peyton CO | |||
| Summary | EPSO deputies requested the assistance of the Regional Explosives Unit on a suspicious item found in a field south of the intersection of Londonderry at Rainbow Bridge near Falcon CO. The item was found by a passerby walking his dog through the field. Two members of the Explosives Unit conducted a render safe of the unexploded IED. No suspect information at this time. The investigation is continuing with the items being forwarded to ATF for forensic analysis. | |||||
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| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Fiorillo 444-7701 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 2, 2009 | Time | 5:00:00 PM | Division | Metro VNI | Shift I |
| Title | Narcotics - Vice Activity | Location | 1900 Block , E. Platte Ave | |||
| Summary | On Monday, November 2, 2009, detectives assigned to the Shift I Street Impact Team conducted a prostitution detail in the area of the 1900 block of East Platte Ave. In the past week, a significant number of known prostitutes have been observed frequenting the area. Detectives arrested four (4)females who agreed to perform various sexual acts in exchange for money with undercover detectives and one male, who lived partly off the proceeds gained through prostitution was arrested for pimping. | |||||
| Adults Arrested | Tamara Fox-24YOA, Diane Allison-39YOA, Jessica Rivera-19YOA, LaShunda Frazier-21YOA, and Robert Karr-56YOA | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Harmon 444-7766 | ||||||
| Incident Date | November 2, 2009 | Time | 10:37:00 PM | Division | Falcon | Shift III |
| Title | Assault | Location | 2200 Split Rock Dr. | |||
| Summary | Falcon officers were dispatched to the 2200 block of Split Rock Dr. to investigate a disturbance. Upon arrival, officers contacted a female, 29 year old Michaelynn Hunter who had sustained numerous injuries. Investigation revealed that Ms. Hunter's husband, 30 year old Jeremy Hunter had struck her in the face multiple times, attempted to strangle her with his hands and smother her with a pillow, and struck her in the face with a piece of wood. Ms. Hunter injuries were not life threatening. Mr. Hunter, who initially fled the scene, was later arrested and transported to CJC on the charge of Attempted Second Degree Murder. DVERT responded and assisted with the investigation. |
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| Adults Arrested | Jeremy Hunter (30 years old) | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Ryan 444-7240 | ||||||
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