Aurora Weekly Crime Digest: Assaults, Robberies, Thefts Reported Across Neighborhoods

Sable Altura neighborhood reported an alleged aggravated assault on Sunday evening involving two individuals; suspects remain at large, and police are seeking public assistance in identifying two males, both described as Hispanic, late teens to early twenties, wearing dark hoodies, last seen leaving the area on foot. The incident is under investigation.Near the intersection of East Colfax Avenue and Peoria Street on Monday, officers responded to an alleged armed robbery at a convenience store; no injuries were reported. The suspects fled the scene before police arrived. Aurora Police confirm the case remains open and encourage anyone with information to contact authorities.Hoffman Heights area saw an alleged motor vehicle theft early Tuesday morning. The stolen vehicle was later recovered abandoned nearby, and police have not made any arrests. The investigation is ongoing.On Wednesday in the Meadow Hills neighborhood, patrol units responded to reported shots fired near South Parker Road and East Dartmouth Avenue. Shell casings were found, but there were no reported injuries or property damage. Case remains open.Thursday night near Sixth Avenue and Airport Boulevard, officers investigated a reported residential burglary. Entry was forced while occupants were away; electronics and valuables were taken. Aurora Police have confirmed the case is active and are reviewing neighborhood security footage.In the Morris Heights community early Friday, a reported domestic disturbance escalated into a physical altercation. Police separated the involved parties and made one adult arrest for alleged assault. No further suspects are sought in this case.Saturday afternoon in the Saddle Rock area, officers responded to an alleged shoplifting at a retail store. After reviewing surveillance, police detained one adult male who was cited and released. The store recovered all stolen items.Throughout the week, several reports of alleged catalytic converter thefts in the Aurora Highlands and Centrepoint neighborhoods were taken. These incidents are under investigation with no suspects identified at this time.No notable trends of violent crime sprees were observed for the week; property crime and vehicle-related thefts remain most common. For those with any information regarding active cases or suspect whereabouts, the Aurora Police Department encourages listeners to call the Crime Tip line at 303-627-3100 or submit tips anonymously to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-STOP.Thank you for tuning in to the Aurora daily crime report digest. Remember to subscribe for daily updates and keep your neighborhoods informed. 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/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI