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  • Colorado Springs Crime Roundup: Burglary, Assault, and More in the Past Week
    Jul 12 2025
    During the past week in Colorado Springs, police responded to a range of alleged criminal incidents. According to recent updates from KOAA and KRDO, the following are the notable cases from the last seven days.

    Downtown, police responded to an alleged burglary at a business near the intersection of Tejon Street and Pikes Peak Avenue early Monday morning. Officers arrived to find a broken window and several items missing. The suspect fled the scene before police arrived. The case remains under investigation.

    In the Southeast neighborhood near Academy Boulevard and Airport Road, officers were called late Tuesday night for an alleged aggravated assault. Two people were reportedly involved in a physical altercation, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries. One individual was detained at the scene and the case is pending further investigation.

    Officers in the Old Colorado City area responded Wednesday evening to an alleged motor vehicle theft near Colorado Avenue and 25th Street. The vehicle was later recovered undamaged several miles away. The incident is ongoing and police are seeking information from the public.

    On Thursday, police in the Briargate neighborhood investigated a reported domestic disturbance near Union Boulevard and Research Parkway. Responding officers separated the involved parties and arrested one individual on outstanding warrants related to a prior case. The matter is under investigation and police remind listeners that all parties are presumed innocent until proven otherwise.

    In the Knob Hill area late Thursday, officers conducted a traffic stop near Platte Avenue and Circle Drive that led to an arrest for alleged possession of a controlled substance. The driver was taken into custody and the case is being reviewed by the district attorney’s office.

    An alleged shoplifting incident was reported in the Northgate shopping district Friday afternoon. Security notified police when a suspect left a retail store with unpaid merchandise. Police arrived quickly and took one person into custody. The property was recovered and the suspect was released with a summons.

    A shooting was reported early Saturday morning in the area of South Nevada Avenue and East Las Vegas Street. Police found one victim with a non-life-threatening wound. No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing. According to KRDO, officers are actively seeking public assistance in identifying a male suspect described as approximately 6 feet tall, medium build, last seen wearing a gray hoodie and dark pants. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Colorado Springs Police Department.

    Reviewing these incidents, no significant trends stand out aside from a continued pattern of property-related crimes and isolated violent offenses in several neighborhoods. Police urge listeners to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity.

    If you have information on these or any other cases, contact Colorado Springs police at 719-444-7000 or report tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 719-634-STOP.

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  • Colorado Springs Sees Rise in Disturbances and Mental Health-Related Incidents
    Jul 9 2025
    Over the past week in Colorado Springs and surrounding areas, several incidents have been reported. On July 5, 2025, at approximately 1:30 a.m., the Colorado Springs Police Department responded to a disturbance, though details are not fully available. In the same period, the El Paso County Sheriff's Office was involved in a mental health-related incident that resulted in property damage. David Whitcomb, 36, was arrested after causing over $2,000 in damage during what appeared to be a mental health episode. He is currently held on a $2,000 bond for charges including attempted second-degree burglary and felony criminal mischief.

    In other news, the Colorado Springs Police Department's 911 Communications Center received reports of shots fired on June 23, 2025, at approximately 1:00 a.m. The details of this incident are still under investigation.

    Any significant trends or patterns include increased reports of disturbances and property damage incidents, possibly linked to mental health crises.

    If you have any information or tips, please contact local law enforcement. Remember, if you need assistance, call 911 for emergencies or your local non-emergency number for other inquiries.

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  • Colorado Springs Tackles Repeat Offenders and Public Safety Concerns
    Jul 9 2025
    In Colorado Springs, several notable incidents occurred over the past week. On July 5, 2025, a disturbance was reported in the downtown area near East Pikes Peak Avenue. An individual displaying a firearm was located through surveillance cameras. The suspect fled from officers and was struck by a police-fired weapon. He was pronounced deceased at the scene, identified as 26-year-old Alex Martinez-Sarmiento. The incident remains under investigation by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office[3].

    Earlier, on June 10, 2025, a vehicle pursuit led to the arrest of Michael Cates, a known repeat offender with multiple felony warrants. Cates was apprehended with assistance from the Colorado Springs Police Department's Property Crimes Unit and SWAT team. He was booked on numerous charges, including burglary and identity theft, with a total of 44 charges now pending[1].

    As of recent reports, no other significant incidents have been detailed in the Colorado Springs area.

    Any significant trends or patterns suggest an ongoing focus on addressing repeat offenders and public safety in high-density areas.

    For tips or information, contact the Colorado Springs Police Department at their non-emergency number, (719) 444-7000.

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  • Petty Crimes and Code Violations in Colorado Springs
    Jun 15 2025
    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 (719) 444-7000 or report tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers at (719) 634-7867.
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  • "Colorado Springs Crime Roundup: Arrests, Accidents, and Ongoing Investigations"
    Jun 14 2025
    On June 10, in the downtown Colorado Springs area, law enforcement conducted operations resulting in the arrest of an alleged prolific offender following a vehicle pursuit. The individual faces 44 charges, including alleged vehicular eluding, possession of controlled substances, and multiple property crimes. The arrest resulted from a multi-agency effort. The case is under investigation, and authorities have not released further case details or are seeking public assistance at this time.

    In recent days, patrol units responded to several traffic accidents, including incidents at the intersection of Peterson Road and Constitution Avenue in the Cimarron Hills area, and near 0 N Marksheffel Road. These incidents were handled at the scene, with no major injuries publicly reported. Status for each case is closed unless new information emerges.

    Deputies were dispatched to a reported theft in the Black Forest area. The incident is under investigation, with no arrests reported.

    A disturbance was reported in the Falcon neighborhood, and law enforcement responded and resolved the situation without incident.

    Other calls for service included checks on the welfare of residents at various locations within Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas. These matters were handled by responding officers and are not under further investigation.

    No public requests for assistance with suspect identification have been issued this week.

    There have been no significant trends identified in the reviewed incidents. The majority of incidents involve property crimes, disturbances, and traffic accidents. Authorities continue to monitor for patterns and will issue public alerts if trends are detected.

    To report tips or provide information regarding any active case, contact Colorado Springs Police at (719) 444-7000 or visit the department’s official portals. For emergencies, dial 911.
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  • Colorado Springs Crime Summary: Fatal Incident, Repeat Offender Arrest
    Jun 14 2025
    The following is a factual digest of criminal incidents reported in Colorado Springs for the week beginning June 2, 2025, based on publicly available information and official sources. This summary reflects only a portion of calls for service and is subject to updates as investigations progress.

    On June 2, in the Southeast neighborhood, Colorado Springs police responded to multiple reports. Specific details of each incident are not publicly available; however, several calls involved disturbances and property-related complaints. As of now, these incidents remain under investigation; no arrests have been confirmed in these cases[4].

    A significant incident occurred late on June 10 in the vicinity of Greentree Village Apartments near North Carefree Circle and North Academy Boulevard. Colorado Springs Police were called to the scene for an alleged stabbing at approximately 9:45 p.m. The victim, despite lifesaving efforts, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The cause of death has not been officially confirmed. Police report that a suspect was taken into custody following the incident[5]. No case number has been publicly released for this incident.

    On June 10 in the downtown Colorado Springs area, detectives from the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office were involved in a vehicle pursuit that led to the arrest of a prolific offender. The suspect was arrested on 44 charges, though the specific incident types and locations are not detailed in the initial release. The case involves multi-agency coordination and remains under active investigation, with no further public details available at this time[2].

    Additional information regarding specific calls for service, including exact locations, case numbers, or ongoing investigations, can be found in the Colorado Springs Police Blotter. This service is updated with information approved for public release, but represents only a small part of daily police activity[1].

    A trend noted this week includes at least one fatal violent crime and the apprehension of a suspected repeat offender in separate incidents. Police continue to emphasize that all suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty and that preliminary information may change as investigations develop[1][2][5].

    For tips or information about criminal activity in Colorado Springs, contact the Colorado Springs Police Department Public Information Office at pio@coloradosprings.gov. In case of emergency, dial 911. Always verify information with official sources before using it in publications or broadcasts[1].
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  • Crime Trends Across Colorado Springs Neighborhoods: A Weekly Recap
    Jun 11 2025
    During the week of June 4 to June 10, 2025, Colorado Springs Police and local law enforcement responded to incidents across several neighborhoods. The following summary includes available data on notable criminal events, listed chronologically by date and time.

    On June 4, around the intersection of W Hwy 24 and S 31st St, officers responded to a reported traffic hazard. The area was cleared safely; the situation did not result in arrests and remains documented under case number 2023-00032003.

    On June 4, shortly after 8:30 p.m., police responded to Peterson Rd and Constitution Ave in Cimarron Hills regarding a hazardous situation. The case is recorded as 2023-00031786, and remains under investigation.

    On June 4, multiple welfare checks were conducted at undisclosed addresses around 8:09 p.m. and 7:56 p.m., including in the 4600 block area. No further action reported and no arrests made in these instances.

    On June 4, a traffic accident occurred at 150 Mile Marker, I-25 Northbound. Officers responded and managed the scene; there were no immediate reports of arrests or further criminal charges. The investigation is ongoing under case number 2023-00031768.

    On June 4, at N Marksheffel Rd, another traffic accident was reported and attended by law enforcement. This incident is documented under case number 2023-00031758 and remains under review.

    The University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) Police reported incidents for the same period. On June 5, an alleged theft was reported on the UCCS campus. The case is under active investigation; no arrests have been made, and the department is seeking any witness information.

    On June 6, in the central Colorado Springs area, police responded to an alleged disturbance involving a physical altercation. The involved individuals were identified at the scene; one adult male was taken into custody. The case remains open for further investigation.

    On June 7, officers were dispatched to a business near the Austin Bluffs Parkway corridor for a suspected shoplifting incident. The suspect fled prior to arrival, and police are seeking public assistance. The suspect is described as a male in dark clothing, last seen heading northbound.

    On June 8, in southeast Colorado Springs, an alleged burglary at a residential complex was reported. The investigation is active; no suspect information has been released at this time.

    On June 9, officers responded to an alleged vandalism incident near the intersection of Fontaine Blvd and Fountain Mesa Rd. Several parked vehicles were reported damaged. No arrests have been made; the case remains under investigation.

    Notable trends during the preceding week include multiple traffic-related incidents around major corridors as well as an uptick in property-related crimes, specifically theft and vandalism, in both residential and commercial areas. Law enforcement emphasizes the importance of securing valuables and reporting suspicious activity promptly.

    Citizens with information regarding any open cases are encouraged to contact Colorado Springs Police Department at (719) 444-7000 or provide anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers at (719) 634-7867. In the event of an emergency, dial 911.
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  • Colorado Springs Crime Update: Auto Thefts, Burglaries, and Assault Investigations Across the City
    Jun 9 2025
    Between June 2 and June 8, 2025, Colorado Springs police responded to multiple incidents across the city. On June 2, in the Southeast neighborhood near Airport Road and Circle Drive, officers investigated an alleged auto theft. The vehicle was later recovered and the case remains under investigation. That afternoon, at the intersection of N. Academy Boulevard and Constitution Avenue in the Central region, a report of shoplifting was received from a retail store; officers detained one individual and issued a summons before releasing the subject.

    On June 3, in the area of North Nevada Avenue and Jackson Street, an alleged residential burglary was reported. Forced entry was observed and several electronics were taken. Investigation is ongoing. That evening, near S. Murray Boulevard and Pikes Peak Avenue, officers responded to an alleged aggravated assault involving two adult males. Both parties sustained minor injuries and the case is under active investigation.

    On June 4, in the vicinity of Union Boulevard and Vickers Drive in the Northeast, officers made an arrest following a report of alleged domestic violence. The suspect was transported to the Criminal Justice Center and the case is pending review by the District Attorney. On the same day, in the Old Colorado City neighborhood near Colorado Avenue and 21st Street, an attempted vehicle break-in was reported. No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.

    June 5 brought a report of vandalism in the Westside neighborhood near Centennial Boulevard and Garden of the Gods Road. Several vehicles were damaged overnight; currently, no suspects have been identified. That evening, police responded to a disturbance on Dublin Boulevard and Rangewood Drive. The incident was determined to be an alleged simple assault with minor injuries. One arrest was made at the scene.

    On June 6, an alleged commercial burglary was reported near Powers Boulevard and Barnes Road in a Northeast shopping center. Suspects forced entry after hours and removed several items from a business. The case remains open and under investigation. Later that evening, at S. Cascade Avenue and E. Las Vegas Street downtown, officers responded to an alleged public intoxication incident. The individual received medical care and was cited and released.

    On June 7, near the intersection of Austin Bluffs Parkway and N. Union Boulevard, a report of alleged motor vehicle theft was received. The vehicle, a dark blue 2017 Honda Civic, remains missing at this time. Police are seeking public assistance to locate a person of interest described as a male, approximately 6 feet tall, medium build, wearing a red hoodie and dark jeans at the time of the incident.

    June 8 saw an alleged armed robbery reported in the Southgate neighborhood near Southgate Road and Venetucci Boulevard. Suspects displayed a weapon and fled the scene with cash and personal property. The investigation is ongoing; anyone with information or who witnessed a suspicious black SUV leaving the area is encouraged to contact police.

    No significant patterns of violent crime or property crime increases were detected above average levels for the week. Residents are urged to report suspicious activity. Anyone with information about these or other incidents can contact Colorado Springs Police at (719) 444-7000 or Crime Stoppers at (719) 634-7867. Call 911 for emergencies.
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