Police in Aurora responded just after midnight last Sunday to a gas station in the general area of South Sable Boulevard and East Alameda Avenue. According to CBS News Colorado and Denver7, a dispute between two men inside the convenience store escalated when one suspect shoved the other, resulting in a firearm discharge that struck an uninvolved bystander. The injured bystander was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Officers conducted a high-risk traffic stop and arrested a 36-year-old suspect, Jimmie White, who faces charges including alleged second-degree assault, prohibited use of a weapon, obstructing a peace officer with a firearm, disorderly conduct, and DUI. A second male suspect fled the scene on foot and remains at large. Police ask for any public tips as they continue their investigation.

On Tuesday afternoon near East Colfax Avenue and Peoria Street, officers responded to reports of alleged motor vehicle theft. Upon arrival, police located a vehicle matching caller descriptions. After a brief foot pursuit, one suspect was detained. The incident remains under investigation and police have not announced charges as of broadcast time.

Late Wednesday night in the vicinity of the Centrepoint neighborhood, patrol officers intervened at the scene of an alleged residential burglary. Witness statements indicated the suspect entered through a rear window but fled before officers arrived. No injuries were reported. The case is currently open and Aurora detectives urge anyone with surveillance footage or information to contact their office.

Thursday evening near East Mississippi Avenue and Potomac Street, police responded to an alleged robbery at a local retail business. Reports state a suspect displayed a firearm and left with cash and merchandise. No injuries were reported to staff or bystanders. Officers say the suspect, described as male wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and dark pants, remains unidentified, and the department is requesting public assistance.

In the Tollgate Crossing area on Friday night, officers responded to multiple calls regarding alleged gunshots. Upon arrival, officers located shell casings in a residential alley but found no victims at the scene or area hospitals. Detectives are investigating and are seeking doorbell or home security footage from residents.

Throughout the week, Aurora Police responded to several reported alleged catalytic converter thefts in the Saddle Rock and Aurora Highlands neighborhoods. In most cases, vehicles were parked on the street or in public lots. Investigators note no arrests made and urge listeners to be vigilant and report suspicious activity.

Reviewing the week's incidents, multiple cases reflect an ongoing increase in property crimes, especially vehicle-related offenses such as thefts and catalytic converter removal. Violent crime appears localized and primarily connected to disputes or robbery attempts.

To provide tips or information related to any open investigations, listeners are encouraged to contact the Aurora Police Department tip line at 303-627-3100. For anonymous reports, Crime Stoppers is available at 720-913-STOP. Community vigilance and cooperation remain key to maintaining public safety. Thank you for tuning in and be sure to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Aurora police responded to a reported shooting inside a restaurant on Sunday, November 23, resulting in one person killed and another wounded. The incident remains under investigation, and authorities are actively seeking information from the public. No suspect description has been released at this time.

On Saturday, November 22, officers were called to a disturbance in the Eastpoint neighborhood involving an alleged assault. The case is under investigation, and no arrests have been made.

A burglary was reported at a business in the Sable neighborhood on Friday, November 21. Surveillance footage is being reviewed, and the investigation is ongoing.

On Thursday, November 20, police responded to a report of a stolen vehicle in the Iliff neighborhood. The vehicle was later recovered, and the case remains under investigation.

A shoplifting incident occurred at a retail store in the Hampden neighborhood on Wednesday, November 19. The suspect fled the scene, and the investigation is ongoing.

On Tuesday, November 18, officers were dispatched to a report of vandalism at a residence in the South Aurora neighborhood. The case is under investigation, and no arrests have been made.

A domestic disturbance was reported in the Aurora Highlands neighborhood on Monday, November 17. Police responded, and the situation was resolved without further incident. The case is under investigation.

No significant trends or patterns have emerged from the incidents reported this week.

Listeners with information about any of these incidents are encouraged to contact Aurora Police Department at 303-739-6200.

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Aurora police responded to a reported deadly shooting outside a home in northwest Aurora on November 3rd. The incident remains under investigation, and authorities are seeking information from the public to identify the suspect. No arrests have been announced at this time.

Police are also searching for a man seen on video who allegedly stole a public shuttle bus. Authorities released surveillance footage and are asking for help from the community in locating the suspect. The case is active and ongoing.

The Aurora Police Department launched its Real Time Information Center earlier this year, which uses city-owned cameras, license plate readers, and drones to assist officers during emergencies. The center supports investigations and helps officers respond more safely and efficiently. This technology is being used to review evidence and support ongoing cases.

Mobile speed enforcement cameras have been deployed in various neighborhoods across Aurora to address speeding concerns. These devices are part of an ongoing effort to improve traffic safety and reduce incidents related to reckless driving.

No other major incidents or arrests in Aurora were reported in the past week. There have been no additional updates on the shuttle bus theft or the deadly shooting investigation.

Aurora police continue to monitor for suspicious activity and encourage residents to report any information that could assist with ongoing investigations. There are no significant trends or patterns in crime reported for the week.

For tips on any ongoing case, listeners are encouraged to contact Aurora police directly through their non-emergency line or submit information online.

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I appreciate your detailed instructions, but I need to be transparent with you: the search results provided do not contain specific crime incident data for Aurora, Colorado from the previous week.

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On Wednesday night around 9 p.m., in the northwest portion of Aurora near the 1400 block of Emporia Street, police are investigating an alleged kidnapping and possible domestic violence incident. Surveillance video reportedly shows a male suspect, described as wearing dark clothing, involved in a physical confrontation with a brown-haired female in a white top and blue jeans. The male forced the female into a maroon Toyota 4Runner with a roof rack and drove away south on Emporia and then west on East 14th Avenue. Aurora Police have released the video and are seeking public help in identifying both the man, the woman, and the vehicle involved in this alleged kidnapping. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Major Crime Homicide Unit at 303-739-6117 or Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867. Tipsters may remain anonymous and are eligible for a reward up to $2,000. The case is currently under active investigation.

No other major incidents from the past week were flagged for Aurora in available public reports, and the department continues routine patrol and response efforts across all districts. Authorities continue to encourage residents to report any suspicious activity promptly.

A significant pattern this week is the focus on domestic-related incidents, notably highlighted by the alleged kidnapping now under investigation in northwest Aurora. No notable trends regarding auto theft, burglaries, or other violent crimes have been announced in the public forum for the period reviewed.

Listeners may call the Aurora Police Major Crime Homicide Unit directly at 303-739-6117 or leave anonymous tips with Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867 if they have pertinent information regarding ongoing cases.

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In the past week in Aurora, Colorado, several criminal incidents were reported across various neighborhoods. According to Denver7, on November 5th officers responded to a domestic violence incident in the E. Union Place area. An Aurora police sergeant was arrested following a reported altercation with his girlfriend. The case remains under investigation and no further public safety alerts have been issued for that case at this time.

Reports from community law enforcement and regional crime databases show that officers responded to multiple thefts and burglaries in the Sable-Altura and Del Mar Parkway neighborhoods during evening hours throughout the weekend. In most cases, suspects forced entry into vehicles or residences, often removing electronics and personal valuables. Some incidents remain under investigation, and police are urging anyone with information that could aid in resolving these property crimes to come forward.

On Tuesday near the intersection of E. Colfax Avenue and Chambers Road, witnesses notified police of an alleged aggravated assault involving a physical altercation between two adult males. One individual sustained non-life-threatening injuries and received medical treatment at the scene. The alleged suspect fled prior to officers’ arrival and has not yet been identified. Authorities confirm the investigation is ongoing. Police are asking listeners to share any tips regarding potential witnesses or the suspect’s movements immediately following the incident.

In the Aurora Highlands neighborhood, police responded to a report of shots fired on Saturday night. Upon arrival near East Mississippi Avenue and Dunkirk Street, officers found shell casings but no reported injuries or arrests. Witnesses described a dark-colored sedan leaving the area at high speed. Investigators have not released any information about individuals involved and continue to seek assistance from the public.

A residential burglary was reported in the vicinity of Peoria Street and East 1st Avenue early Thursday morning. Units say entry was made through a rear sliding door and jewelry along with small electronics were taken. The alleged suspect has not been identified, and the case status remains under investigation.

No major arrests stemming from gang-related activity or drug offenses were reported in northwest Aurora, and there have been no public alerts about patterns of armed robbery or carjacking within the previous seven days.

At this time, police have not issued public requests for suspect descriptions in any open investigations. No active Amber or Silver Alerts were announced during the reporting period.

Listeners should note an uptick in theft from motor vehicles particularly in the Sable-Altura and Del Mar Parkway areas, especially during late evening and overnight hours. Authorities recommend increased vigilance and securing personal belongings.

To provide a tip or additional information on any case described, listeners are urged to contact Aurora Police at 303-627-3100 or report anonymously to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-STOP.

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In Aurora, during the past week, a domestic violence incident occurred in the southeast part of the city near East Union Place on November 5. An Aurora Police sergeant was arrested after responding officers found evidence of an alleged physical altercation between the sergeant and his intimate partner. The dispute reportedly escalated after the sergeant allegedly confiscated his partner’s phone, leading to a struggle in which the victim sustained injuries to her hand and broken nails, with blood found at the scene. An outside agency, the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office, was called in to investigate given the officer’s involvement. The sergeant faces multiple misdemeanor charges: third-degree assault, criminal tampering, and domestic violence. He was held at the Arapahoe County Detentions Facility and released on bond. An internal investigation remains ongoing, and the case is active.

On Wednesday morning, November 12, a fatal traffic incident was reported on South Kittredge Way. A man riding his bicycle southbound was struck from behind by a van while traveling in an area without a designated bike lane. Aurora Police responded shortly before 7 a.m., and the victim was transported to a nearby hospital where he later died from his injuries. The driver of the van remained at the scene and is cooperating with authorities. At this time, investigators do not suspect drugs or alcohol to be factors in the crash. The Aurora Police Department continues to investigate the case.

Aurora Police requested public tips related to an open fatal incident or in situations where investigations remain unresolved, but at this time no suspect descriptions have been provided or public assistance actively requested.

Listeners may note a trend involving domestic violence investigations and a continuing pattern of serious traffic collisions, especially involving vulnerable road users such as bicyclists. For those who may have information related to any open case, Aurora Police ask that tips be reported immediately to their non-emergency line at 303-627-3100 or submitted anonymously through Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867.

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Aurora Police responded to an aggravated assault in the Sable Altura Chambers neighborhood on Tuesday, where a male victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries in an alleged stabbing during an altercation in a parking lot. The incident remains under investigation. On Wednesday night, officers were dispatched near Alameda Parkway and Airport Boulevard on reports of an alleged armed robbery at a gas station. Two masked suspects reportedly brandished firearms and fled with cash from the register. No arrests have been made, and the case is open.

Later in the week, a shooting was reported in the vicinity of East Colfax Avenue and Peoria Street on Friday around 11 p.m. Patrol units found evidence of shots fired but no reported injuries at the scene. Detectives are reviewing area surveillance footage, and the incident remains under investigation. On Saturday evening in the Tollgate Overlook area, a residential burglary was reported. Witnesses described an alleged suspect as a Black male, approximately 6 feet tall, slim build, seen fleeing westbound wearing a red hoodie and dark pants. Police are asking the public for tips.

Sunday afternoon near South Parker Road and East Hampden Avenue, officers responded to a reported auto theft. The stolen vehicle, described as a silver 2015 Honda Civic, was taken from a shopping center parking lot. The investigation is ongoing. In North Aurora, officers assisted fire personnel Friday morning with a suspected arson at an abandoned building near East 16th Avenue and Chambers Road. The fire was quickly contained. Investigators are seeking information about a person seen leaving the area just before the fire began.

Over the past week, a traffic collision resulting in serious injury occurred late Thursday in the Meadowood neighborhood near South Buckley Road and East Yale Avenue. One vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree; the driver was transported in critical condition and the incident is under investigation for possible impairment.

Throughout the week, property crimes including reported vehicle break-ins have increased near the Aurora Highlands and Gateway Park neighborhoods, predominantly targeting parked cars overnight. Officers encourage vigilant observation and prompt reporting of suspicious activity.

Significant trends noted this week include a continued pattern of vehicle-related property crimes and an uptick in late-night armed robberies. Anyone with information about any of these incidents is encouraged to contact Aurora Police or submit anonymous tips via Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-STOP.

In an emergency or to report a crime in progress, always dial 911. For non-emergency police assistance in Aurora, call 303-627-3100.

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Aurora police responded to an alleged aggravated assault in the North Aurora neighborhood on Monday evening, where a victim reported being confronted and struck by an unknown male suspect during an argument on a public sidewalk. No arrests have been made and the case remains under investigation. Listeners with information about this incident are encouraged to contact Aurora Police.

In the area around East Iliff Avenue and South Sable Boulevard on Tuesday night, officers investigated an alleged armed robbery at a local convenience store. According to the police, a masked suspect allegedly threatened staff with what appeared to be a handgun and fled the scene on foot with cash and lottery tickets. The suspect was described as a male, approximately 5’10”, medium build, last seen wearing all black clothing and gloves. Police are seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect and request tips regarding anyone who matches this description or has information about the incident. The investigation remains open.

On Wednesday afternoon, officers responded to a report of alleged vehicle theft near the Aurora Hills neighborhood. The victim stated their car was taken from a parking lot while they were inside a nearby business. The vehicle has not been recovered, and no suspects have been identified as of this report. The case is under investigation.

Late Wednesday, there were reports from Meadow Wood Park of alleged vandalism, where multiple vehicles had their windows broken overnight. Residents noticed the damage Thursday morning. Police have increased patrols in the area and are following up on surveillance footage from nearby homes. No arrests have been made.

Thursday evening near East Mississippi Avenue and South Chambers Road, officers were called to investigate an alleged domestic disturbance. Initial reports indicated possible threats being made, but by the time police arrived, involved parties had left the scene. The case remains under investigation.

Friday morning, a business near Heather Gardens reported an alleged burglary after employees arrived to find a broken window and missing electronics. Detectives are reviewing evidence and surveillance, and the business has increased its security measures. No suspects are in custody.

Aurora issued a bulletin this week highlighting continued illegal off-highway vehicle use by minors in several neighborhoods, including Tower Triangle and Morris Heights. The city reminds listeners that a new ordinance now holds parents and guardians accountable for allowing minors to operate dirt bikes or other off-road vehicles within city limits. Enforcement efforts have increased in response to rising accidents and public concerns, according to the City of Aurora.

While the week saw incidents consistent with previous crime patterns, police are noting an ongoing concern over vehicle thefts in commercial parking lots and sporadic property crimes in suburban neighborhoods. There is no indication of a broader crime wave, but listeners are advised to keep vehicles locked and report any suspicious activity immediately.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact Aurora Police at 303-627-3100 or submit anonymous tips to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-STOP.

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Aurora Police responded to a reported armed robbery Sunday night near Sable Boulevard and East 6th Avenue. Two suspects allegedly approached a male pedestrian, displayed a handgun, and demanded personal belongings. The suspects fled the scene on foot. Detectives are investigating and seeking public assistance in identifying two males, described as in their late teens to early twenties, both wearing dark hooded sweatshirts and face coverings. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Aurora Police.

Monday afternoon in the Meadow Hills neighborhood, officers were called for a motor vehicle theft involving a parked sedan. The vehicle was allegedly taken in daylight hours while the owner was inside a nearby business. The incident remains under investigation by auto theft detectives.

On Tuesday evening, Aurora Police responded to the North Aurora Highlands area after a report of shots fired. Evidence of gunfire was found but no injuries were reported. Detectives are canvassing for witnesses and reviewing surveillance footage. The case remains open.

A burglary was reported Wednesday morning at a business near East Iliff Avenue and South Chambers Road. Entry was allegedly gained overnight by breaking a side window. Stolen items included electronics and small amounts of cash. There are no suspects currently identified. The investigation is ongoing.

Thursday night, a domestic violence incident was reported in the Centre Pointe neighborhood. Officers responded and made an arrest for alleged third-degree assault. The suspect was booked and charges have been referred to the District Attorney’s Office.

Late Friday, a shoplifting call brought police to a retail complex in the Town Center at Aurora. Two juvenile suspects were detained by store security after allegedly taking merchandise without payment. As per protocol, their information is being handled through the juvenile court system. No injuries were reported.

Over the weekend, Aurora Police received several reports of catalytic converter thefts from parked vehicles in the City Center North area. All incidents allegedly occurred overnight. No arrests have been made, and the property crimes unit is advising vehicle owners to park in well-lit areas and report suspicious activity.

According to the Aurora Police blotter, authorities note an increase in vehicle-related thefts, particularly catalytic converters and stolen parked vehicles in business districts during overnight hours. There has also been a recent uptick in robberies committed by suspects displaying handguns, often targeting pedestrians after dark.

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