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Recent Mountain News Network Alerts
| 1/8 | 6:11 pm | El Paso Cnty U/D: The shooting is a now a 2X fatal. BOLO issued for a 97 Blue Chevy, CO 293-SLF. (COS media) 191
| | 1/8 | 5:26 pm | El Paso Cnty: Approx 1 hour ago, Constitution and Canada beind an apartment complex, 2X shooting w/reports of CPR ip on one subject. NFi ATT. (COS media) 191
| | 1/8 | 3:14 pm | Delta U/D: Felony stop with one in custody on CR-2210 in the Austin area..L/U/D (009)
| | 1/8 | 3:11 pm | Delta U/D: Veh now NB on CR-2210, rptd as dead end, CSP preparing to deploy stop sticks, CSP Montrose Disp in contact with driver, claiming he is being shot at (009)
| | 1/8 | 3:08 pm | Delta County: US-50 MM 64, CSP 4-A in pursuit of vehicle EB, terminated pursuit just outside Delta..Delta PD/SO and CSP 5-C still in area, veh sighted EB on CO-92, continuing to follow vehicle..DTR 5-C and DCSO Ops 1 (009)
| | 1/8 | 8:59 am | Boulder County U/D: US-36 has been reopened North Boulder to Lyons. (001)
| | 1/8 | 8:20 am | C-Springs U/D: E-8 reporting small fire in the bedroom, now out, canx balance of working fire complement above the first alarm with the exception of the 2nd in Truck. NFI, LUD. 191
| | 1/8 | 8:18 am | orado Springs. 191 (02/02)
| | 1/8 | 8:18 am | Colorado Springs: 115 S. Academy, working S/F in a MFD, w/smoke showing. EP800 Cmd 4, online. Also, another S/F overnight in Colorado Springs. Including the current fire, that's 10 actual structure fires in approx 2 weeks in Col (01/02)
| | 1/8 | 7:00 am | Mountain NewsNet, Colorado's Incident Notification System. Please report what you hear: 303-628-4601 or 800-748-3553. Questions: jimmnn@comcast.net All messages sent via this system are copyright protected and not to be redistributed in any form without permission. Have a great day!
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 | Woman jailed in bank job |
 A Jefferson County woman is in jail, accused of attempting to rob a Lakewood bank by threatening to blow it up.
Danette Hubbard, 45, was arrested Friday by Lakewood police as she walked out of the Citywide Bank, 3290 S. Wadsworth Blvd.
She is accused of telling a bank employee that she had a bomb and wanted $5,000 or the bomb would be detonated. The bank called police.
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Posted on Thursday, January 08
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| Two men who braved flames to find friends will be honored |
One of the first rules of fire safety: Get out and stay out.
But when someone breaks the rule and enters a burning building anyway, that person is seen as a hero.
That is exactly how Devin Barnhart and Jeremy McCarroll will be treated by the West Metro Fire Protection District.
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Posted on Thursday, January 08
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| Separate wind-whipped fires burning near Boulder |
At least two wind-whipped fires are burning near Boulder, as massive gusts rattle buildings and knock down trees and power poles.
An electric transformer downed by the wind shortly after 1 p.m. sparked a grass fire that spread to a house in a rural area north of Boulder, authorities said.
About a half-hour later, crews were called to a fire along Olde Stage Road. The blaze has jumped U.S. 36 heading east toward the first fire. Authorities have closed the highway between Broadway and Hygiene.
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Posted on Wednesday, January 07
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| Fort Collins police hunt man in sex assault of teen |
Fort Collins police are searching for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl Tuesday evening in Rolland Moore Park.
The alleged assault came on the same day that someone tried to abduct a 13-year-old girl.
Police say they don't have any evidence that the two incidents are connected.
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Posted on Wednesday, January 07
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| Broomfield cop fires at oncoming burglary suspects |
A car carrying burglary suspects barreled toward a Broomfield police officer early this morning, prompting him to roll to the ground and fire two shots at the car.
The car then turned a corner, colliding with a police car, said Broomfield Sgt. Mark Goodell. The two inside the car and two others were arrested.
The incident happened about 3:20 this morning near 144th Avenue and Waterside Lane.
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Posted on Wednesday, January 07
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| Cigarette likely sparked fatal Roxborough blaze |
Authorities believe a fire that swept through a Roxborough home in August and killed three young people probably started with a smoldering cigarette left on a wooden deck, which spread to high-octane fuel stored in the garage, family and friends of the victims said Tuesday.
West Metro Fire Rescue officials plan to release their findings on what caused the Aug. 3 fire today at a morning news conference.
Authorities will review the timeline of the fire, the cause of death and the cause of the blaze.
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Posted on Wednesday, January 07
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| Student dies; gas suspected |
 The owner of the Josephine Place apartments near the University of Denver reacted quickly when he suspected carbon monoxide was threatening his tenants Monday.
"Don (Geiser) directed his son, Ryan, to call 911, which they immediately did and followed the instructions of 911 (to respond to the deadly gas)," said David Hersh, an attorney for the Geisers, whose family-owned company owns at least two apartment buildings near the DU campus.
Firefighters called to the complex at 2035 S. Josephine St. Monday evening found a groggy woman in one unit and swiftly opened up other apartments to hunt for other possible victims.
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Posted on Wednesday, January 07
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| Teen charged in high-speed chase |
An Adams County sheriff's deputy told detectives how he feared for his life when he saw someone firing numerous rounds at him from the sunroof of a car during a high- speed chase.
Shortly after the Acura Integra crashed into some bushes, Deputy Jeff Stovall pinned the vehicle with his patrol cruiser, raced to the rear tinted window, smashed it with his firearm because he couldn't see inside and pulled a teenager from the rear passenger seat.
On Tuesday, Adams County prosecutors charged Kevin Vue, 16, as an adult with several felony counts including attempted murder, first-degree assault, vehicular eluding and aggravated motor vehicle theft. Because he was charged as an adult, district Judge Francis C. Wasserman sent Vue to the Adams County Jail, where he was being held on $100,000 bail.
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Posted on Wednesday, January 07
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| Teen accused of shooting at deputy from sunroof during chase |
An Adams County sheriff's deputy told detectives how he feared for his life when he saw someone firing numerous rounds at him from the sunroof of a car during a high-speed chase.
Shortly after the Acura Integra crashed into some bushes, deputy Jeff Stovall pinned the vehicle with his patrol cruiser, raced to the rear tinted window, smashed it with his firearm because he couldn't see inside, and pulled a teenager from the rear passenger seat.
On Tuesday, Adams County prosecutors charged Kevin Vue, 16, as an adult with several felony counts including attempted murder, first-degree assault, vehicular eluding and aggravated motor vehicle theft. Because he was charged as an adult, district Judge Francis C. Wasserman sent Vue to the Adams County Jail where he was being held on $100,000 bail.
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Posted on Tuesday, January 06
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| Littleton man shot after confronting car stereo thieves |
A 27-year-old man is in the Arapahoe County jail, charged with attempted murder in an incident outside a Littleton home early this morning.
Littleton police spokesman Michael Broadhead said a 38-year-old homeowner was on his computer in his house on the 6400 block of South Crocker Street about 12:30 a.m. when he heard a commotion outside.
When he walked outside "he saw these two guys messing around with his truck and yelled at them."
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Posted on Tuesday, January 06
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