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| Incident Date | May 28, 2009 | Time | 4:38:00 AM | Division | Metro VNI | Shift I |
| Title | Arrest | Location | 1521 Cooper Avenue | |||
| Summary | On Thursday, May 28, 2009 at approximately 4:38am, CSPD officers were dispatched to a disturbance at a residence at 1521 Cooper Avenue in Colorado Springs. A neighbor had reported seeing two persons fighting in the front yard of 1521 Cooper Avenue and had seen one person drag the other back into the house. Officers arrived on scene and entered the residence to check the welfare of the occupants. One adult male and one adult female were contacted. Evidence of marijuana cultivation was observed inside the residence. A search warrant was obtained and detectives from the Metro Vice, Narcotics and Intelligence Division responded and assisted in conducting a search of the residence. The search resulted in the recovery of approximately 1.8 pounds of marijuana and a marijuana grow room located in the detached garage. The two adults were charged with cultivation of marijuana. The adult male was also charged with domestic violence related charges. | |||||
| Adults Arrested | Stephanie McQuiggin and Raymond Gonzales | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Godsey 444-7506 | ||||||
| Incident Date | May 28, 2009 | Time | 7:30:00 AM | Division | Investigations | Shift I |
| Title | Other | Location | Ft. Carson, Colorado | |||
| Summary | On April 23, 2009, The Colorado Springs Police Department's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit began a proactive on-line investigation into the distribution of child pornography via peer to peer networks. The inquiry began to focus toward a suspect(s) that may have been distributing child pornography electronically from privately owned computers at the U.S. Army Ft. Carson Military Reservation. There is no evidence that computers belonging to the U.S Army or the federal government were involved. This information was shared with military authorities, and the ICAC Unit opened a joint investigation with the Ft Carson Criminal Investigation Division (CID). On May 21, 2009, the investigation resulted in the arrests of two soldiers’ stationed at the post. They have been identified as Micah Rochet, Age 22, and Michael Morris, Age 21. Both were arrested without incident on Ft. Carson for Sexual Exploitation of Children, a class four (4) felony. They remain in custody at the post. At this time there is no evidence that any children in this region were victimized by these suspects. Because of the military nexus, the investigation has been handed over to CID. These investigations are an excellent example of the collaborative efforts that often result in the arrest of suspects in these kinds of crimes across and outside of the country. A crucial factor in the prevention and apprehension of suspects engaging in these activities is education of the public. The Colorado Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force has its own website for just that purpose. Information about internet safety, and photos and descriptions of arrested suspects are just two examples of the available data. The website can be found at www.coloradoicac.com. Sgt. Bill Dehart is the supervisor of the Colorado Springs Police Department Computer Forensics/Internet Crimes Against Children/Registered Sex Offender Unit, and a member of the Colorado Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. He can be reached for comment about this release or future feature stories at 719.444.7808, or at DEHARTBI@ci.colospgs.co.us. |
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| Adults Arrested | Micah Rochet, Age 22; Michael Morris, Age 21 | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Whitlock 444-7412 | ||||||
| Incident Date | May 27, 2009 | Time | 12:41:00 AM | Division | Stetson Hills | Shift III |
| Title | Robbery | Location | 1019 Space Center Drive | |||
| Summary | At approximately 12:41 AM on May 27, 2009, an unknown black male entered the Loaf N Jug store at 1019 Space Center Drive where contact was made with a clerk near the coffee machine area. The suspect produced a semi-automatic style handgun and the clerk was forced behind the business counter where access was gained to one of two registers. The suspect took possession of an unknown quantity U.S. Currency and left the area in a red Jeep type vehicle that the victim believes was at the business several minutes earlier to buy gas. The suspect was last seen getting into the passenger side of the above mentioned vehicle, and he is described as being about 5’ 09” tall with a medium build, approximately 25-29 years of age, wearing a hoodie, as well as a black bandana that was covering his face. Possible driver is identified as a black male in his late teens, about 5’ 04” tall with a thin build, and his dress was described as casual. |
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| Adults Arrested | N/A | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Buckley 444-3140 | ||||||
| Incident Date | May 26, 2009 | Time | 1:07:00 PM | Division | Gold Hill | Shift I |
| Title | Arrest | Location | 3130 N 30th Street/Garden Of The Gods Park | |||
| Summary | Officer Hill was dispatched to the Spring Canyon Trailhead in Garden of the Gods to investigate a BMV. While enroute to the scene dispatch advised that the victim reported a possible suspect vehicle a red Honda with a black hood speeding out of the parking lot. When he arrived Officer Hill obtained a suspect description. Officer Sandoval was going toward Red Rock park to check the area and saw the suspect vehicle in the Safeway parking lot at 3275 W. Colorado Ave. The vehicle was occupied by a WM matching the description. Officer Sandoval made contact and detained the subject. Officer Sandoval saw property in the car that was described as stolen by the victim. Officer Hill transported the victim to the scene for a show-up and the suspect was positively identified. The victim also identified the property in the car as her stolen property. Approximately $4200 in property was recovered. |
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| Adults Arrested | Crank, Charles Edward III | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Rigdon 385-2125 | ||||||
| Incident Date | May 26, 2009 | Time | 12:00:00 PM | Division | Sand Creek | Shift I |
| Title | Assault | Location | 525 Lionstone Drive | |||
| Summary | Sand Creek officers were dispatched to the Dove Tree Apartments for a stabbing. The victim said he was assaulted with a knife by a person inquiring about military members at the residence. The victim had a superficial wound to his arm. Investigation revealed inconsistencies. |
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| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Feese 444-7270 | ||||||
| Incident Date | May 26, 2009 | Time | 12:40:00 PM | Division | Sand Creek | Shift I |
| Title | Death | Location | 3985 E Bijou Street | |||
| Summary | Sand Creek officers were dispatched to the Timberlane Apartments because a neighbor found a man laying in a doorway who had blood on him. The man was unresponsive and lividity was present. Major Crimes and the Coroner's Office responded. Patrol continued the investigation. **UPDATE** This death is not considered suspicious or criminal in nature, and the Violent Crimes/Homicide Unit is not involved in the investigation. Lt. David Whitlock |
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| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Feese 444-7270 | ||||||
| Incident Date | May 26, 2009 | Time | 12:03:00 AM | Division | Stetson Hills | Shift III |
| Title | Arrest | Location | 7625 N. Union Boulevard | |||
| Summary | Officers were dispatched to the Good Company Restaurant, 7625 N. Union Boulevard, on a reported man with a gun outside the business. Officers arrived quickly, to find the described male running away from the restaurant towards N. Union Boulevard. The male was spot lighted by another officer, re-entering the business through a back entrance. Upon re-entry, the male was detained by two of the restaurant's employees until taken into custody by pursuing Officers Laurence and Hayden. The investigation revealed the detained male had recently been released from the State of Texas prison system. He had earlier, within close proximity of the restaurant, menaced a patron with a black semi-automatic handgun he had concealed beneath his shirt and tucked into his waistband. Upon flight from officers, the handgun was discarded in one location and the magazine containing 13 rounds in another. K-9 Officer Strevett located the .40 caliber Glock handgun in a grassy area adjacent to the business and Officer Balka found the magazine on the west side, adjacent to the rear patio of the business. A person having possession of a firearm in the State of Colorado and having a Felony conviction is prima facia evidence of Possession of Weapons by a Previous Offender, a Class Five Felony. In addition, officers levied charges of Menacing with a deadly weapon. The male was made to post bond and the investigation is continuing. There is a possibility that Federal charges will be brought against this male by the U.S. Attorney, if deemed appropriate by that agency. | |||||
| Adults Arrested | George R. Moncada, 28 years old | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Buckley 444-3140 | ||||||
| Incident Date | May 25, 2009 | Time | 11:35:00 AM | Division | Sand Creek | Shift I |
| Title | MVT | Location | 1625 Keith Dr. | |||
| Summary | On 052509/1017 hrs, Officer Ronny Taylor received a report of a stolen blue Subaru WRX from Colorado Car Connection, 915 Motor City Dr. When he placed a pick up for the vehicle a short time later, LoJack was activated for the car. At 1135 hrs, Officer Armando Newell got a hit on his cruiser's LoJack unit. Officers began to converge, including Officer Josh Carrier, whose cruiser was also equipped with LoJack. Officer Carrier received the strongest signal at 1625 Keith Dr. Witnesses told officers that a blue Subaru had entered the garage at the address just before CSPD arrived. Officers from the Sand Creek and Stetson Hills Divisions worked together to contain the house and made contact with two females and three males who attempted to exit the address upon police contact. Further investigation revealed a second stolen car in the backyard of the house, a chop shop operation, and counterfeit $100's. One of the suspects was an employee of Hueberger Subaru and was manufacturing keys to steal Subarus. Still under Investigation. Sand Creek Officers: Ronnie Taylor, Brian Gurule, Joe Frabbiele, James Allen, Armando Newell, Josh Carrier, Ray Isaac, Randy Blackburn, Sgt. Angelo Butierres, and Sgt. Jim Jeffcoat Stetson Hills Officers: Troy Ward and Keith Brown Detectives: Sgt. Bob Konz and Buck Meyer |
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| Adults Arrested | Mercedes Marquez (Moss), Anthony Moore, Shawn Moore, Jeff Putzi, and Michelle Putzi | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Comte 444-7270 | ||||||
| Incident Date | December 26, 2009 | Time | 6:00:00 AM | Division | Specialized Enforcement | Shift I |
| Title | Other | Location | I-25 | |||
| Summary | Recently Colorado Department of Transportation increased the speed limit on the majority of I-25 within the city boundaries from 55 mph to 65 mph. Traffic surveys conducted by CDOT prior to the change indicated that the average speed of the vehicles travelling I-25 in the posted 55 mph zone was 69 mph. The Colorado Springs Police Department Motor Unit anticipated the increase in the speed limit for months so to preserve the Unit's integrity the unit has conducted only limited enforcement. The traffic crash problem continues along I-25. Crash data indicates that we continue to have numerous crashes along I-25. The Department continues to recieve numerous call for service for reckless and speeding drivers on a daily basis. So to address the concerns starting on Monday, January 26 thru January 30, 2009 the CSPD Motor Unit will conduct traffic enforcement on I-25 on all lanes of traffic. Our goal will be to obtain voluntary compliance for all traffic laws on I-25. 01/26/09 DUE TO WEATHER AND ROAD CONDITIONS THIS DETAIL IS DELAYED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE: |
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| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Niski 444-7708 | ||||||
| Incident Date | December 1, 2088 | Time | 10:34:00 AM | Division | Gold Hill | Shift I |
| Title | Death | Location | I-25/W. Cimarron St | |||
| Summary | Officers were dispatched to the area of I/25 and W. Cimarron St. On a possible dead body found in the creek. On arrival officers were advised by a man that was walking by that he saw a body partially in the creek just below the bank. Officers and the Fire Department found the body just below the embankment partially in the water. The Fire department paramedics said the man had been deceased for a few hours. Officers were unable to determine the man's identification and did not find anyone in the area that knew his identity. The Coroner was called and recovered the body. They did not find any identification on the body at that time. The Coroner took charge of the body and will perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death and to identify the victim. There were no signs of foul play found at the scene. | |||||
| Adults Arrested | N/A | |||||
| Media Contact Name and Phone Number: Lt. Tobias 385-2125 | ||||||
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