Officer Reports 3/10/25 to 3/16/25

3/10…Nothing reported.

3/11…Nothing reported.

3/12…Nothing reported.

3/13…10:03 pm…Zone 9…Marland Road South: BIS Officer received an alarm call for a member’s residence stating the alarm originated at the residence main garage doors. The Alarm Company had also alerted CSPD, and they were responding but it was unknown what the estimated time of arrival for CSPD was. The BIS Officer arrived at 10:10. The Officer noted that the alarm was not audible.  No vehicles or individuals were observed in the area. The officer conducted a full perimeter check of the residence noting that all the doors and windows were secure and there were no signs of attempted entry. The alarm company was called back and requested CSPD be cancelled and the member was notified. The officer cleared the call at 10:25 pm.

3/13…10:45 pm…Zone 6…Cheyenne Mountain Blvd: BIS officer found a damaged window at a closed business. The window appeared damaged/cracked by a small rock - possibly caused by the wind. The window was still intact, however. The officer did not observe any signs of attempted entry into the business. A perimeter check of the building was conducted and all other doors and windows were secure.

3/14…5:42 am…Zone 10…Alta Vista Road: BIS Officer received an alarm call from a member who was home at their residence. The member indicated the alarm was activated at the garage door. The officer arrived at 5:57 am and searched the interior of the house at the member’s request. All the doors and windows were secure, and no signs of attempted entry were observed. The BIS Officer noted that it appeared nothing had been disturbed inside the house. Unknown cause for the alarm but possibly related to high winds. The officer cleared the call at 6:15 am.

3/14…8:35 am…Zone 2…Polo Drive: BIS Officer received a call from a member of a suspicious male walking west on Polo Drive. Male was described as a white male wearing a maroon hoodie and carrying a yellow-colored bag. The reporting party stated they observed this male walk up to a house and look in the windows before he continued walking west on Polo Drive. BIS Officer arrived in the area at 8:48 am and observed a male matching the description inside the church courtyard area on 4th Street. The BIS Officer did not observe the male doing anything suspicious at that time. Officer made a detailed description of the suspicious male, but no contact was made since the male was on a non-member’s private property. The suspicious male's description was logged for future reference and for sharing with other Officers. BIS Officer patrolled and monitored the area but had no further contact with the suspicious male.

3/14…9:39 am…Zone 7…6th Street: Received a call from a member stating that a person knocked on the front door of the member's residence and proceeded to try to open the front door. Person was described as a white male, tall, wearing a maroon hoodie and carrying a yellow backpack. Male was last seen walking towards Broadmoor Ave. BIS officer arrived at 9:43 am and checked the area to attempt to locate the suspicious male. BIS Officer called CSPD and provided a detailed description of the male and his suspicious activity. CSPD response was unknown. BIS Officer was unable to locate the male in the area. The reporting member was contacted at the residence and provided details of the BIS Officer's actions. No other calls were received regarding this suspicious male. Officer cleared the call at 10:10 am.

3/15…10:46 pm…Zone 7…5th  Street: Received a call from a BIS member stating they heard a noise outside their residence and saw a suspicious vehicle parked at the dead end of their street. BIS officer arrived at 10:52 pm and found an unoccupied white Toyota Corolla with CO plates - expiring in Sept 2025. Nothing unusual was observed inside the vehicle. BIS Officer checked the Colorado Springs School field but did not see or hear anyone in the area. The unoccupied Toyota vehicle was not blocking any driveways and was legally parked. The BIS Officer had never seen this vehicle in the area before. Officer checked on the vehicle numerous times throughout the night, noting it remained legally parked and that no one came back to the vehicle. The vehicle appeared to have possibly been abandoned. The reporting member called the BIS Officer back at 9:25 am to report the vehicle was still parked in the same area. BIS Officer provided information to the member on how to file a report online to CSPD/Code Enforcement if the member wanted to. Officer observed the vehicle was gone from the area around 12 pm when the officer again drove through the area. Vehicle information was logged for future reference.

3/16…6:58 pm…Zone 4…Sycamore Street: Received a call from a BIS member calling to inform BIS that the red Dodge Ram truck had returned to the area. BIS officer arrived at 7:34 pm and contacted the BM in the red Dodge Ram. Officer noted that the vehicle had CO disabled veteran plates that expire in Sept 2025. Male was asleep in the truck and was observed to be wearing black pants and a black shirt. Male had long black hair. The male stated the truck belonged to his father. The male was very cordial and cooperative and exhibited no signs of being nervous or suspicious. The truck appeared very clean inside and it did not appear the male was "living" in the truck. The reporting member was called back by the BIS Officer and a message left regarding the BIS actions taken. Officer cleared at 7:45 pm. Officer continued to monitor the area and the vehicle and while patrolling the area at 8:53 pm the truck was no longer parked or observed in the area. Vehicle and male driver's description were logged for future reference.