Police were dispatched to a Belmont convenience store at 11:25 p.m. Thursday after a female victim came in the door crying and asked for the patrons in the store to lock the door behind her.
Once inside, they were unable to lock the door and a shirtless male pulled the door open and took the victim, according to Twitter posts by Capt. Tom Rummel. He forced her into his truck before driving off. Officers found the woman a few blocks away with minor injuries, reportedly from an assault.
Later, the officers found the truck and the man, though he was thought to be unconscious. They used their sirens and microphones after blocking the truck in, but he didn’t move. Officers also deployed a flashbang grenade, but the suspect did not wake up.
On the Lookout: homeowners shot in separate altercations, suspects at large
Colo. (KRDO) A Colorado Springs homeowner shared a chilling video that shows the moments before they were shot.
Security video caught two suspects walking around the victim s home before brandishing weapons. According to the El Paso County Sheriff s Office, the homeowner was shot on Dec. 15, 2020. It happened around 11:30 p.m. in the 400 block of De La Vista Circle.
Now detectives are trying to identify the suspects, who were both wearing dark-colored clothes and face coverings.
Detectives say the homeowner is recovering their injuries.
If you recognize the suspects or know anything about the crime, call Detective Kat Huston at the EPSO Investigations Tip Line, 719-520-6666.
Originally posted on MLB Trade Rumors | By Steve Adams | Last updated 1/18/21
Since Dave Dombrowski was named the Phillies’ president of baseball operations, the club has acquired Jose Alvarado from the Rays and signed former D-backs closer Archie Bradley. (Philadelphia also picked up lefty Sam Coonrod in a deal with the Giants.) At today’s press conference to introduce Bradley, Dombrowski made clear that his club is still open to further augmenting the bullpen (YouTube link).
“I think we’ve improved ourselves, but we can continue to work on improving ourselves, too,” said Dombrowski. “I think we’re open-minded to future additions as we continue to talk in this free-agent market. We’ll continue to work on it, but I do think we have significantly improved ourselves.” Neither Dombrowski nor manager Joe Girardi dubbed Bradley the team’s closer just yet, and Bradley himself enthusiastically said he’s open to pitchin
The Pueblo Police Department is seeking Jason Martinez, 28, on suspicion of attempted first-degree murder in a November shooting that left one person injured.
Officers were dispatched at approximately 10:48 p.m. Nov. 25 to the 2100 block of East 14th Street on reports of a shooting. Upon arrival, they discovered a victim with multiple gunshot wounds.
Martinez is described as a 5-foot-4 Hispanic male with a thin build. Police say he has a history of using weapons and should be considered armed and dangerous. He also reportedly has a “UNLV” tattoo over his right eyebrow.
Investigators believe Martinez is in Southern Colorado, possibly with his girlfriend, Marissa Valdez, 21. She’s described as 5-foot-6 and weighing 130 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. She also has a felony warrant related to identity theft.