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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