The Longmont Leader receives a police report from Longmont Public Safety daily. The police notes are published in full with occasional modifications to exact addresses, individual names and spelling. Please note that the category that the crime is labeled as is limited by police software based on the information the dispatcher receives when the call is made. Longmont Public Safety may edit the category as more information is learned about each case.
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
A Longmont woman was bitten by her cat on Oct. 3 in the 1300 block of Coffman Street. The cat is being quarantined at home.
AUTO THEFT
Police on Oct. 3 took a report of possible auto theft in the 1100 block of Francis Street.
HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT
Officers on Oct. 3 responded to East 17th Avenue and Lashley Street on a report of a hit-and-run collision involving two vehicles. The vehicle that fled was located but the driver was not. This case is open.
AUTO THEFT
Police on Oct. 3 took a report of a vehicle stolen from the 1700 block of Harvard Street.
WELFARE CHECK
Police and the CORE team on Oct. 3 responded to the 600 block of Longs Peak Avenue for a report of a disoriented woman. The woman was found to be suffering from mental health issues and unknown medical concerns. She was placed into protective custody and transported to a nearby hospital, where she was placed on a mental health hold.
DOMESTIC INCIDENT
On Oct. 3 at about 1700 hours, officers were provided a name and number regarding a cold domestic violence incident. Case is under investigation.
ASSAULT
Officers on Oct. 3 responded to an assault in the 400 block of Kensington Street. A suspect has been identified and the case remains open pending further investigation.
AUTO THEFT
On June 12, police took a phone report from the 600 block of Timothy Drive regarding a stolen vehicle. The vehicle was recovered shortly after.
CRIMINAL TRESPASS
Police on Sept. 19 responded to the 2000 block of Meadow Drive on the report of a first-degree criminal trespass. Two vehicles were entered overnight and no items were reported missing.
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
Evidence for a barking violation was submitted and reviewed on Oct. 2.
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
Police on Oct. 2 took a phone report of a road rage incident that turned into a criminal mischief episode. A female driver of a vehicle threw a full beverage at another woman's vehicle. A suspect has not been identified at this time.
HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT
Officers on Oct. 2 responded to a hit-and-run involving two vehicles in the area of Mountain View Avenue and Coffman Street. Officers located the vehicle that fled, but could not locate the drive. This case is open.
ANIMAL FOLLOW-UP
On Oct. 2 evidence was provided for an off-leash violation.
VICIOUS DOG
An owner was bitten by their dog on Oct. 2. The dog was placed on quarantine at home.
DOMESTIC INCIDENT
On Oct. 2 at approximately 1652 hours, officers were dispatched to the 1000 block of Ponderosa Circle in reference to a cold domestic call for service. A 39-year-old man disclosed a previous history of abuse regarding his 39-year-old wife.
WELFARE CHECK
Officers on Oct. 3 responded to the area of Martin Street and Sixth Avenue in reference to a possible suicide attempt. A juvenile female was contacted and later placed on a mental health hold.
DISTURBANCE
Police on Oct. 3 responded to the 800 block of Parklane Avenue on the report of a verbal disturbance.
DUI
Officers on Oct. 3 responded to the area of 21st Avenue and Hover Street on a report of a motorcycle crash. A man was arrested for driving under the influence and several warrants. The case is cleared by arrest.
