Aurora Crime Updates: Stolen Vehicles, Shooting Near Anschutz Campus

Aurora police responded last Thursday night to a shooting incident near Children's Way and Colfax Avenue on the Anschutz Medical Campus, close to Peoria Street. Officers arrived at approximately 10:15 p.m. following reports of gunfire in the hospital parking garage. After a brief pursuit confined to the medical campus, one suspect was taken into custody. Several vehicles in the area were damaged during the incident. No officers or community members were injured, and the case remains under active investigation by the CU Police Department. Investigators have not released a case number as of now, and listeners are advised that no suspect descriptions have been made public because the suspect is in custody, with no public assistance request at this time, according to CBS Colorado.On Wednesday, police engaged in a high-speed pursuit that began when officers located a stolen Toyota RAV4 in central Aurora. The pursuit ended with the apprehension of two suspects; both were arrested following a coordinated effort by patrol units. The incident occurred over several neighborhoods as officers tracked the stolen vehicle before executing a stop and making arrests. The names of the suspects have not been released, and the specific neighborhoods involved have not been disclosed in the publicly available reports. Status of the case is arrests made, and it is currently pending further investigation. No request for public assistance has been issued, and case numbers were not provided, as reported by imfromdenver.During the past week in Aurora, no significant reports have been released regarding alleged robberies, burglaries, or aggravated assaults in major residential neighborhoods. Publicly available police blotters do not indicate any incidents requiring the public’s immediate assistance or lookout for suspects.Recent activity reflects a trend where vehicle theft and related pursuits remain ongoing issues in the area, while targeted shootings near public venues, like hospitals, underscore the importance of community vigilance. Listeners are reminded that if they have any information about recent criminal incidents, they should contact the Aurora Police Department’s non-emergency line or, for immediate tips, call 911.Thank you for tuning in. Remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta