Officer Reports 10/26/26 to 11/1/26

10/26 | Routine Patrols Completed – No Reportable Incidents.

10/27 – 6:49 pm | Zone 2 – Fourth Street

BIS Officer received a call from a member who was away from home and reported hearing beeping/chirping sounds inside the residence through the home security system. The member requested that the Officer investigate.

The Officer arrived at 6:55 pm and conducted an interior inspection of the residence. No unusual activity or conditions were observed. However, the Officer identified two smoke alarms as the source of the sounds, which typically indicate low batteries.

The Officer contacted the member and advised that the smoke alarm batteries likely needed replacement. No further action was required. Officer cleared the call at 7:03 pm.

10/28 – 10:45 am | Zone 10 – Sanford Road

BIS Officer received a call from a member reporting a suspicious female who had entered the member's backyard, attempted to open the rear door, and entered a code on the garage door keypad in an apparent attempt to gain access. The female subsequently approached a neighboring residence, where she was observed attempting to open doors and enter a code on the garage door keypad.

The Officer arrived at 10:51 am and spoke with the reporting member, who stated that he had approached the female while she was at the neighboring property. The female claimed she lived at the residence and was there to "pick up a surprise." The member, who knew the neighbors, recognized that the female was not a resident.

The Officer observed the female sitting in a black sedan with Colorado license plates parked in front of the neighboring residence. Upon seeing the marked BIS vehicle, the female exited her vehicle and approached the Officer. She was described as a white female in her 30s, wearing a blue tank top, white sweatpants, and white sneakers.

The female claimed she was scheduled to perform work at the residence and was awaiting a call from the homeowner. The Officer and reporting member subsequently communicated with the homeowner through the residence's security camera system. During the conversation, the homeowner advised that CSPD had already been contacted. The Officer then spoke with the homeowner by telephone and confirmed that the female was unknown to the homeowner and was not authorized to be on the property.

Observing behavior suggesting the female might be impaired by an unknown substance, the Officer also contacted CSPD and provided a description of the female and her suspicious activities.

Three CSPD patrol units arrived at 11:12 am and contacted the female. CSPD independently confirmed with the homeowner that the female was not authorized to be at the residence. When confronted with this information, the female became irate and confrontational, insisting she was there to perform a cleaning job.

The female provided contact information for her employer. CSPD contacted the employer, who confirmed that the company had no scheduled appointments at the residence. CSPD subsequently took the female into custody.

The female's vehicle, which was legally parked, remained on the street. BIS Officer cleared the call at 11:51 am. During a subsequent patrol at 3:30 pm, the Officer observed that the vehicle was no longer in the area.

10/29 – 6:23 pm | Zone 1 – Pine Grove Avenue

BIS Officer received a call from a member reporting a suspicious male who had approached the residence attempting to solicit or sell an unidentified product or service. The individual was described as a Black male, with no additional description initially available.

The Officer responded and conducted a search of the surrounding area but was unable to locate anyone matching the description.

The Officer subsequently met with the reporting member and obtained additional descriptive information. The information was documented for future reference and information sharing. Officer cleared the call at 7:42 pm.

10/30 | Routine Patrols Completed – No Reportable Incidents.

10/31 – 11:40 am | Zone 10 – Sanford Road

BIS Officer received a call from a member reporting an older-model white truck with unknown license plates whose occupants were allegedly dumping wood and branches in the Strawberry Fields area. No description of the vehicle's occupants was available.

The Officer responded and arrived at 11:47 am. A patrol of several nearby streets was conducted, but no vehicle matching the description was located. No other unusual activity was observed.

The information was documented for future reference. Officer cleared the call at 11:50 am.

10/31 – 9:25 pm | Zone 8 – Marland Road

While conducting routine patrols, BIS Officer observed a four-door silver sedan displaying a Colorado temporary license plate leave the roadway while traveling southbound on Marland Road. The vehicle struck several medium-sized boulders with its undercarriage before returning to the roadway and continuing southbound.

Several minutes later, the Officer observed the same vehicle parked in a grassy area along Crossland Road, adjacent to the fence line of a member's property.

As the Officer approached in the marked BIS patrol vehicle to obtain the license plate information, the driver accelerated rapidly southbound on Crossland Road. The driver failed to stop at the intersection with Marland Road, nearly colliding with an SUV traveling on Marland Road.

The silver sedan continued northbound on Marland Road toward Broadmoor Elementary School without its headlights illuminated. The driver subsequently activated the headlights while approaching the school.

The vehicle was last observed traveling at a high rate of speed on Cheyenne Mountain Boulevard toward Lake Avenue.

The Officer discontinued following the vehicle and documented its description for future reference. Officer cleared the incident at 9:35 pm.

11/1 | Routine Patrols Completed – No Reportable Incidents.