"Aurora Crime Report: No Major Incidents, Encourages Public Vigilance"

In the southeast Aurora area near the intersection of E. Arapahoe Road and E. Peakview Drive, Aurora police report a fatal high-speed collision on Friday afternoon involving a Suzuki motorcycle and an Acura SUV. Both a 17-year-old girl and an 18-year-old man died at the scene, while the SUV driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The Aurora Police Traffic Investigations Unit continues its work and the intersection reopened once officers completed their on-scene review. No citations or charges have been announced and the investigation is ongoing, with case reference number not publicly disclosed. According to Denver7, the crash victims’ identities were not released, and there were questions regarding helmet use that remain unanswered.Greenwood Village police, with support from Colorado State Patrol, responded to a three-car crash early Sunday morning tied to an alleged wrong-way DUI on I-25 near Orchard Road, just west of Aurora city limits. Two individuals were hospitalized after a northbound vehicle in the southbound lanes struck two cars. While working to secure the scene, a separate car hit a responding police vehicle. There were no reported injuries to officers. Both incidents remain under active investigation, with DUID and additional charges pending further review. As of the latest updates from CBS News Colorado, names and specific case numbers have not been released, and the affected southbound lanes have reopened.Elsewhere in Aurora and the surrounding area, there have been no confirmed reports of homicides, aggravated assaults, or large-scale burglaries publicized by local agencies this past week. No alerts have been issued by police requesting public help in identifying suspects for open felony incidents, and no suspect descriptions have been published for current investigations related to Aurora’s major cases.Stepping further out, multiple local and regional sources have noted a fatal accident at a Colorado dairy farm, which claimed six lives, including several members of the same family, though this occurred outside Aurora’s jurisdiction and has not been linked to criminal conduct at this time. Meanwhile, there have been no publicly reported armed robbery patterns, serial vehicle theft clusters, or home invasion trends in Aurora for the recent tracking period.Listeners should be aware that no significant surge in violent or property crime was observed in Aurora for the week ending August 25, 2025. As always, community members with information about unsolved crimes or concerns about public safety in Aurora are urged to contact Aurora Police at (303) 627-3100, or to remain anonymous, call Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at (720) 913-STOP.Thank you for tuning in to your daily Aurora crime report. Stay safe and remember to subscribe for updates. 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