News and Reports
News from the Broadmoor area, officer reports, and the Chief's Corner

04/27 – Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 04/28 – Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 04/29 – Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 04/30 – Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 05/01 – Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 05/02 – 6:50 pm | Zone 5 – Mayfield Lane Received a call from a BIS member regarding a suspicious vehicle observed earlier in the day driving slowly through the neighborhood.

4/20 – 12:14 pm | Zone 1 – Mayhurst Ave The on-duty BIS Officer received a call from a member regarding video footage captured on the member's camera system of a suspicious WM with white hair and a white beard, carrying a backpack and bedding. The male appeared to be homeless, as he was carrying camping items and wandering around the exterior of the house. The incident occurred earlier in the morning at 4:45 am. The member reported that the WM made no attempt to enter the hou

4/13 – 12:55 am | Zone 10 – Sanford Road While patrolling the area conducting security checks, a BIS Officer found the front door of a vacationing member’s residence partially open. The Officer noted no alarm was sounding and no signs of forced entry were observed. Additionally, no suspicious vehicles or individuals were seen in the area. The Officer contacted the member by phone, and the member remotely deactivated the alarm system to allow an interior security check. The Of

4/6 – 1:35 pm | Zone 7 – Broadmoor Ave BIS Officer received a call regarding a fire alarm at a member’s residence. The alarm company advised the activation occurred at 1:23 pm and that the fire department was en route. The Officer arrived at 1:39 pm as the fire department was clearing the scene. A worker on site confirmed the alarm was triggered by dust from tile cutting. Call cleared at 1:40 pm. 4/7 – 4:28 am | Zone 6 – Star Ranch Road While on patrol, the Officer contacted

3/30 – 11:52 am | Zone 8 – Westgate Road BIS Officer received a call from Advanced Alarm Company regarding a master bedroom/den glass break alarm activation at a member’s residence. The Officer arrived at 11:58 am and noted that the alarm was not audible and there were no vehicles or individuals seen in the area. A complete check of the exterior of the residence was conducted with no signs of forced entry or other indicators of possible criminal activity. All doors and window

3/23 – Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 3/24 – Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 3/25 – 2:49 am | Zone 9 – Chataway Court The on-duty BIS Officer received a call from Advanced Alarm Company regarding a basement motion alarm at a member’s residence. The Officer arrived at 2:56 am; the alarm was not audible. As the Officer approached the member's residence he was on alert for any suspicious vehicles or people in the area. None were observe

3/16 – 8:57 am | Zone 5 – Springdowns Place Received a call from a BIS member, who was away from home, regarding an audible alarm activation associated with the living room motion detector. The BIS Officer arrived at 9:06 am and noted that the alarm was no longer audible. The Officer conducted a complete perimeter check of the residence and observed that all doors and windows were intact, locked and secure. No signs of attempted entry or damaged or missing property were detec

3/9 — Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 3/10 — Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 3/11 — 8:47 am | Zone 1 — Strickler Road BIS Officer received a call from a member regarding an attempted vehicle burglary that occurred sometime during the previous night. The member’s pickup truck door handle had been severely damaged; however, no additional damage or theft was observed. The Officer advised the member to notify CSPD and file a report. Th

3/2 – 4:08 pm | Zone 7 – Broadmoor Ave Received a call from a BIS member’s family member (the member was away from home) regarding a silver Subaru sedan captured on the homeowner’s camera system. The member’s daughter reported that no one was expected to visit the residence until Wednesday, March 4. The BIS Officer arrived at 4:11 pm and observed the silver Subaru parked and unattended in the driveway. The Officer conducted a perimeter check of the residence and noted that

2/23 – Routine patrols completed-no reportable incidents. 2/24 – Routine patrols completed-no reportable incidents. 2/25 – 3:31 am | Zone 6 – Cheyenne Mountain Blvd While patrolling the area, the BIS Officer observed a red Dodge Ram with temporary tags parked behind a closed business. The vehicle was unoccupied and had not previously been observed in the area. No individuals were seen nearby and nothing unusual was noted. Officer cleared the area at 3:40 am. 2/26 – 9:15 pm

2/16 — Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents. 2/17 — 12:35 am | Zone 4 — Strickler Road BIS Officer received a call from a BIS member reporting that outdoor motion-detection lights on the garage were repeatedly activating and shutting off, indicating possible activity outside the residence. The Officer arrived at 12:42 am and monitored the area for suspicious vehicles or individuals; none were observed. A complete exterior check of the residence was conducted. N

2/9 – Nothing reported. 2/10 – 2:45 am | Zone 5 – Sierra Vista Drive While on patrol, a BIS Officer heard dogs barking at a member’s residence. The Officer observed the front door standing open, with the screen door closed and locked. Two small dogs were visible inside the home. Due to the late hour and cold temperature, the situation appeared unusual and warranted further investigation. The Officer attempted contact via the Ring doorbell but received no response, despite lig

2/2 – 10:25 pm | Zone 7 – Broadmoor Ave Officer received a call from a BIS member reporting a loud “bang” in front of the residence. The Officer arrived at 10:30 pm and observed no suspicious vehicles or individuals in the area. A full exterior check of the home was completed; all doors and windows were intact and secure with no signs of damage or attempted entry. The member was contacted at the front door and confirmed the residence was secure. The member also reported that

1/26 – 12:30 am | Zone 6 – Star Ranch Road While on patrol, a BIS Officer observed footprints in the snow leading to a dumpster on a member’s business property. The Officer investigated and found a homeless-appearing male lying behind the dumpster in the snow. The male was wearing jeans, a shirt, and a lightweight jacket and appeared to be asleep or unconscious, possibly suffering from hypothermia. The ambient temperature was approximately -6 degrees. The Officer woke the ma

1/19 – Nothing reported. 1/20 – Nothing reported. 1/21 – 2:57 am | Zone 6 – Cheyenne Mountain Blvd While on patrol, a BIS Officer observed a newer-model Ford flatbed truck with Colorado plates parked in front of a member’s closed business. The Officer contacted a white male in his 30s with blonde hair wearing a white shirt, accompanied by a white female in her 30s with brown hair. Both individuals appeared intoxicated. The male became agitated and verbally hostile toward the

1/12 – Nothing reported. 1/13 – Nothing reported. 1/14 – Nothing reported. 1/15 - 3:00 am | Zone 6 - Cheyenne Mountain Blvd While on patrol, a BIS Officer observed a white Ford Explorer with Colorado license plates parked behind a member’s closed business with the engine running. The Officer contacted the occupants, identified as a Hispanic female approximately 30 years of age with brown hair and a Black male approximately 30 years of age with black hair, who were partially

1/5 – Nothing reported. 1/6 – Nothing reported. 1/7 — 1:12 am | Zone 6 — Cheyenne Mountain Blvd While on patrol, a BIS Officer observed a vehicle with two occupants parked on private property behind a member’s business, which was closed for the night. The Officer made contact with a white female in her 20s with brown hair and a white male in his 20s–30s with blonde hair, seated in a dark-colored Toyota. The Officer requested that the individuals leave the private property, wh

12/29 -Nothing reported. 12/30 -Nothing reported. 1/1 – 4:28 am | Zone 6 - Briarcrest Place A BIS member called the office telephone regarding an alarm activation at the back patio sliding door. The member was not at home. The BIS Officer arrived at 4:50 am and observed CSPD officers already on scene. A complete exterior check of the residence was conducted with CSPD. No signs of attempted entry, damage, or criminal activity were observed. All doors and windows were secure. T

12/22 – Nothing reported. 12/23 – Nothing reported. 12/24 – Nothing reported. 12/25 – Nothing reported. 12/26 – Nothing reported. 12/27 – Nothing reported. 12/28 – 2:58 am | Zone 8 – Northgate Road A BIS Officer received a call from Advanced Alarm Company regarding an alarm activation at a member’s residence. The alarm had been triggered at the west sunroom screen door. The Advanced Alarm operator advised that they had contacted an authorized person listed for the residence,