Hwy 285 NB closed between Hwy 8 and C470 due to police activity

07 Apr 2022 21:16 #1 by MountainTownAlerts
From Jeffco Sheriff 7:33pm:
Multiple crime scenes along Hwy 285 between S Turkey Creek and C470. Hwy 285 closed northbound from Hwy 8 to C470.

Jeffco Sheriff @jeffcosheriffco 8:51pm
Update: 2 adult male suspects taken to hospital for evaluation; neither sustained a gunshot wound. No others were injured. The 1st Judicial DA’s Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) will investigate the officer involved shooting.
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07 Apr 2022 21:41 - 07 Apr 2022 21:43 #2 by MountainTownAlerts
CSP Golden @csp_golden 7:58pm
NORTBOUND US 285 @ Colo 8 mp 248

All northbound traffic being diverted on Colo 8 into Morrison. WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS over the small bridges. CMV's: Please find a place to park near Conifer and wait it out. No ETA established to reopening. S1

Jeffco law enforcement exchange gunfire with carjackers
Nick Wills
3 hours ago

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) – A Thursday morning commercial burglary devolved into a gunfire-exchanging ordeal this evening between two suspects who allegedly stole a vehicle and three deputies of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.

According to Jenny Fulton of the Jeffco Sheriff’s Office, the vehicle was stolen from Maxx Steel before sunrise. The victim later located the stolen vehicle with the two suspects still in it, parked at an RTD lot along Highway 285.

After the victim reported the discovery to the police, the suspects drove the vehicle, which was still towing a trailer, northbound on Highway 285.

The suspects then exited Highway 285 before heading south on South Turkey Creek Road. Deputies caught up to them around Tiny Town and exchanged gunfire with the suspects along South Turkey Road.

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08 Apr 2022 06:49 #3 by Mountain-News-Events
Posted on: April 8, 2022
Attempted Murder Suspects Arrested After Pursuit

Shortly after 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 7, the registered owner of a stolen vehicle reported being shot at by the suspects of the stolen vehicle. The shots were fired in the area of Highway 285 and Tiny Town. The vehicle, a flatbed pickup truck towing a trailer, was stolen earlier in the day from a commercial business located in the 19000 block of Goddard Ranch Ct. The registered owner spotted the vehicle traveling northbound on Highway 285 near Surrey Dr. around 6:00 p.m. He followed the vehicle onto South Turkey Creek Road to the area of Tiny Town, where the suspects fired multiple shots at the registered owner and shortly after, engaged in gunfire with a Sheriff’s deputy.

Deputies pursued the vehicle northbound on Highway 285 past Parmalee Gulch Rd and towards C470. Two deputies were staged on Highway 285 just north of Highway 8 to deploy stop sticks, but as the suspect vehicle approached, it drove off the right shoulder of Highway 285 onto an embankment towards Turkey Creek Rd. The suspects fired multiple shots at the two deputies and we returned fire. The suspect vehicle lost its trailer at this time and continued onto Turkey Creek Rd, traveling north.

From Turkey Creek Rd, the suspect vehicle turned east onto Quincy and drove eastbound in the westbound lanes. The vehicle drove into the Friendly Hills neighborhood, ending up on S. Youngfield St. The suspect vehicle then drove into Weaver Hollow Park – driving on bare front rims – and continued around the ballfield backstop, northbound through the park, putting innocent bystanders at risk. Due to the suspects being armed, having already fired multiple times during the pursuit, and driving erratically in the park, deputies continued their pursuit.

The suspect vehicle jumped a culvert to exit the park onto W. Swathmore Ave, traveling eastbound onto S. Union St. to W. Radcliff Ave, where the vehicle crashed into a pickup truck hooked to an RV trailer that was parked near the intersection. The two suspects fled on foot in opposite directions. Shortly after, they were both taken into custody within one block of the crash site. A handgun was located in the cab of the stolen vehicle.

Daniel Eugene Reach (DOB 07/17/81) and Kaelen Alberto Bernal (DOB 06/11/97) have been identified as the occupants of the stolen vehicle. Bernal was transported to an area hospital for evaluation of minor injuries. Neither suspect sustained a gunshot wound. No innocent bystanders or deputies were injured during the incident. This is an ongoing investigation; mugshots and pending charges will be made available when possible.

The First Judicial District Attorney’s Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) - a multi-law enforcement agency investigative team – is conducting the officer involved shooting investigation.

Investigators are requesting anyone with information related to this incident please call the Sheriff’s Office tip line at 303-271-5612 or Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at (720) 913-STOP (7867); reference case number 22-6051.

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