Police encourage residents to photograph others setting off illegal fireworks
Wheat Ridge Police stated the penalty for setting off illegal fireworks this year is $999 and up to a year in jail. Author: Jaleesa Irizarry Updated: 4:24 AM MDT July 1, 2021
WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. With July 4th just around the corner, the Wheat Ridge Police Department (WRPD) is encouraging its residents to photograph anyone they see setting off illegal fireworks in city limits.
The police department told 9NEWS in order to issue citations to residents that are doing the illegal activity, they need photographic proof. If you have a photo of someone lighting off fireworks that shows us who the culprit would be and who would actually be responsible for that fire danger, WRPD Office Brian Gross said.
Police in Denver have now arrested two people in connection with the death of Gianna Rosales. Author: Kelly Reinke (9NEWS) Updated: 10:31 PM MDT May 16, 2021
DENVER Police have now arrested two people in connection with the death of 9-month-old Gianna Rosales. The medical examiner said blunt force injuries were the cause of her death.
Gianna was rushed to Denver Health on Aug. 3, 2020, and died the next day, Denver Police Department (DPD) said. Gianna would have turned one-year-old on Oct. 25, 2020.
Jolene Beyer-LaCrue, 19, was arrested by DPD Thursday night for investigation of child abuse resulting in death. LaCrue s boyfriend, Cain Gallardo, 21, was arrested on May 4, DPD said. Gallardo has been charged with two counts of child abuse resulting in death, the Denver District Attorney s Office said.
Two children have died after running away from residential treatment centers in Colorado. Police said they are overwhelmed with calls from these places.
Service dog goes missing after owner has seizure
Wheat Ridge Police Department
and last updated 2021-04-27 23:58:16-04
WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. â A woman is looking for her service dog after waking up from a seizure and discovering the dog was gone.
The Wheat Ridge Police Department responded a report of a missing service dog, Tank, at 4700 Kipling St, near the off ramp for eastbound Kipling Street at about 9 a.m.
According to the owner, she woke up after having a seizure and Tank wasn t there.
Tank is a one-year-old full breed German Shepard. Tank was wearing a blue harness, a blue collar and had a green leash.
Help find Buddy the dog, stolen in his owners truck, said police.
Buddy s family parked the 2016 red Toyota Tacoma pick-up truck near I-70 and Kipling, with him inside, said Wheat Ridge Police. Author: Melissa Reeves (9NEWS) Updated: 9:37 PM MDT April 22, 2021
WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. Police are looking for Buddy the dog – he was stolen, along with his family s truck parked near I-70 and Kipling on Thursday, said Wheat Ridge Police (WRPD).
The dog s owners realized his pick-up truck – a 2016 red Toyota Tacoma with California plates #86932Y1 – was missing, said police. Even more worrying to the owner, Buddy, the dog, was in the truck when it was taken.