Officer Reports 9/28/26 to 10/4/26

9/28 | Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents.

9/29 – 12:30 am | Zone 6 – Cheyenne Mountain Blvd

While conducting routine patrols, a BIS Officer observed a newer-model white Nissan sedan with Colorado license plates parked near a member’s closed business. The vehicle was occupied, prompting the Officer to investigate. The Officer contacted a white female in her 20s with brown hair, wearing a black shirt and blue jeans. Also inside the vehicle was an Asian male in his 20s with black hair, wearing a blue shirt.

The Officer learned that both individuals worked at a nearby business that had recently closed for the evening. During the contact, the Officer observed that the male appeared to be highly intoxicated. Due to the late hour, the Officer requested that the individuals leave the property. Both complied without incident. The female advised that she would drive the male home. The Officer cleared the contact at 12:40 am.

9/29 – 10:52 pm | Zone 2 – Elm Ave

While conducting routine patrols, a BIS Officer observed a suspicious vehicle parked on the street in front of a member’s residence. The vehicle was described as a blue Chevrolet sedan with Colorado license plates. Upon approaching the occupied vehicle, the Officer contacted a white male in his 50s, described as bald, of medium build, and having a white goatee. The individual presented a Colorado State Patrol badge and identification and stated that he had been assigned to monitor the residence that evening.

The BIS Officer returned to his patrol vehicle, left the area and contacted the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) at 11:16 pm to determine whether any authorized surveillance activity was taking place at the residence. The CSPD call taker advised that the department had no knowledge of such an operation and subsequently contacted the Colorado State Patrol (CSP). CSP reported having no calls for service or active Troopers conducting surveillance at that location.

The BIS Officer returned to the residence and discovered that the vehicle had departed. The Officer conducted an exterior security check of the property and found no signs of attempted entry, damage, or disturbance. All appeared safe and secure. The Officer also searched the surrounding area for the vehicle but was unable to locate it. The Officer cleared the incident at 11:25 pm.

A follow-up investigation the following day confirmed that the individual contacted by the BIS Officer was a retired Colorado State Patrol Trooper who had been legitimately assigned by another private security firm to monitor the residence for one night.

9/30 | Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents.

10/1 – 5:35 pm | Zone 3 – Seventh Street

The on-duty BIS Officer received a call from ADT Security regarding an alarm activation at a member’s residence. The alarm indicated activity at the garage door and a motion detection event in the kitchen. The members were out of town at the time.

The Officer immediately responded and arrived at 5:40 pm. Upon arrival, the Officer received a call from the member explaining that guests were staying at the residence and had accidentally entered an incorrect code while attempting to disarm the alarm system. The Officer contacted the guests and verified their identities against the names provided by the member. No suspicious activity or unusual circumstances were observed, and the residence was determined to be safe and secure. The Officer cleared the call at 5:42 pm.

10/2 – 10:07 pm | Zone 10 – Penrose Blvd

The on-duty BIS Officer received a call from Vivint Security regarding a basement motion detection alarm at a member’s residence. The Officer immediately responded and arrived at 10:10 pm. Upon arrival, the Officer noted that the alarm was not audible and observed no suspicious individuals or vehicles in the area.

The Officer conducted a thorough exterior inspection of the residence and confirmed that all doors and windows were intact and secure, with no signs of attempted forced entry or other suspicious activity. The Officer contacted the alarm company and reported that the property appeared safe and secure. The alarm company attempted to contact the homeowner but was unsuccessful.

The Officer cleared the call at 10:29 pm but continued to monitor the residence throughout the remainder of the night. No further incidents or suspicious activity were observed.

10/3 – 3:57 am | Zone 2 – Fourth Street

The night-shift BIS Officer received a call from Alert 360 Security regarding a "Zone 1 Alarm" at a member’s residence. No additional information concerning the location or type of alarm activation was available.

The Officer immediately responded and arrived at 4:00 am. Upon arrival, the Officer observed no suspicious individuals or vehicles in the vicinity and noted that the alarm was not audible. A complete exterior perimeter inspection was conducted, confirming that all doors and windows were intact and secure. No evidence of attempted entry, property damage, or other disturbances was discovered.

At 4:11 am, the Officer contacted the alarm company and reported that the residence appeared safe and secure. The alarm company advised that attempts to contact the homeowner had been unsuccessful, but a voicemail had been left notifying the member of the alarm activation and BIS response.

The Officer cleared the call at 4:15 am but continued monitoring the residence throughout the remainder of the night. No additional alarms or suspicious activity were reported or observed.

10/4 | Routine patrols completed – no reportable incidents.