(Updated on March 5)
Monday, Feb. 1
The responding officer determined that the disturbance on Jay Place was verbal not physical.
A municipal citation was issued in the case of an assault at Berthoud High School. The incident involved two girls, one of whom required medical attention and was transported to McKee Medical Center.
Citations:
Denise Marr – Speed (62/45)
A juvenile – Assault
Matthew Gee – Speed
One Juvenile – Disorderly Conduct
Tuesday, Feb. 2
A Wifi box was found at the corner of Third Street and Welch Avenue.
Police investigated a report of fraud in the 300 block of Columbine Circle.
A juvenile causing a problem at Hays Market was given a verbal warning.
The problem is listed as “threats,” the place is Berthoud High School.
There was also a 911 hang-up call from Berthoud High School and the officer issued a parking summons at the school.
Citations:
Lindsay Senesac – Speed (41/30)
Rosalie Ann Vigil – Speed (46/30)
Carol Marks – Parked in a prohibited area
Police responded to a motor vehicle accident with injuries at Second Street and Bunyan Avenue just before 8 a.m.
Two juvenile males were apprehended by Turner Middle School staff while smoking marijuana in the school gym locker room. One of the boys received a summons for possession of less than one ounce of cannabis, the other for possession of less than one ounce and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Two juvenile females got in a fight at Berthoud High School. Both had minor injuries and both were charged into municipal court for disorderly conduct.
The animal problem on Mayo Court warranted a written warning while the one on First Street earned a summons.
Whatever was causing the report of suspicious circumstances in progress in the 500 block of Driftwood Place was gone when police arrived.
Citations:
Lindsay Senesac – Speed (41/30)
Rosalie Ann Vigil – Speed (46/30)
Two Juveniles – Possession of Cannabis
Two Juvenile Females – Disorderly Conduct
Adam Armijo – Animal license required, animal at large, no rabies tag
Thursday, Feb. 4
Police investigated a fight that occurred in the west parking lot at Berthoud High School the previous day. The altercation took place between several students and a former student. Two students and one non-student received municipal summons.
A backpack left on the basketball court at Ivy Stockwell Elementary was gone when the party returned for it.
A summons was issued to a barking Shih Tzu in the 700 block of Welch Avenue.
Citations:
Susan Seawalt – Parked by a fire hydrant
Friday, Feb. 5
A vehicle in the 100 block of Bunyan Avenue was entered and items taken.
Police received a report of possible underage drinking in the 200 block of First Street.
Citations:
Kathleen Stamets – Parked on a crosswalk
Richard Manalo – Speed (53/25)
Margaret Parker – Speed (58/35)
Saturday, Feb. 6
A case of criminal trespass at the Derby Grill at 1:49 a. m. was handled by the officer.
A case of domestic violence occurred in a vehicle traveling in Larimer County. Police stopped the vehicle in Weld County and arrested the male driver.
Citations:
Diana Greathouse – Speed ( 67/50)
Scott Starck – Speed (64/50)
William Corbett – Disregarded stop sign
Patrice Daniels – Speed (59/35)
Sunday, Feb. 7
Nothing to report. Apparently everyone was watching the Super Bowl.
Citations:
Brian Wurth – Speed (62-45)
Monday, Feb. 8
An early morning burglar alarm at Grandpa’s café turned out to be a false alarm.
There were three non-injury motor vehicle accidents with property damage.
So. Ninth Street and Longview Avenue.
300 Massachusetts Avenue.
665 Mount Massive Street.
In another assault at Berthoud High School, two juvenile females were issued summons for disorderly conduct for fighting at school.
Citations:
Two juveniles – Disorderly Conduct
Levi Hamm – Unsafe Backing
Tuesday, Feb. 9
There were three animal calls during the reporting period. The addresses were 924 Seventh Street and two calls to 620 Eighth Street.
Suspicious Circumstances in progress at Pizza Hut at 7:39 p. m. was handled by the officer.
Police found the residence quiet when they responded to a report of a verbal disturbance in the 200 block of E. Colorado Avenue.
Wednesday, Feb. 10
Police responded to the report of careless driving at Ivy Stockwell Elementary School, but the careless driver was gone before they arrived.
Despite arriving within a minute and half, the reported drug users were gone.
Police were unable to locate the cause of suspicious circumstances in progress in the 700 block of Franklin Avenue.
Citations:
David Hansjosten – Speed (54/35)
Richard Pagel – Speed (64/45)
Adam Ruesgen – Speed (42/30)
Thursday, Feb. 11
A juvenile was issued a summons for activity at Hays Market.
Two traffic tickets were issued. One by the Larimer County Sheriff’s Deputy and one by Berthoud police.
Citations:
Tristen Wollam – Pedestrian walked out in front of a vehicle
Thomas Gruman – Speed (36/20)
Keegan Bruce Hand – Displayed fictitious number plate, operated uninsured vehicle on the road.
Friday, Feb. 12
Berthoud police assisted with security at the Budweiser Events Center.
There were two 911 hang up calls.
Citation:
Genevieve Scherbenski – Speed (57/35)
Saturday, Feb. 13
The officer on duty went on a foot patrol at the Colorado Rapid Car Wash at 12:30 a.m.
Just before 5 a.m. the officer found an open door at the Berthoud Wine and Spirits.
The police investigated cold suspicious circumstances at the Colorado Rapid Car Wash.
Police issued a verbal warning to a juvenile in Fickel Park.
The suspicious circumstance in progress at Hays Market at 1:43 p.m. was handled by the officer.
A trespass in progress at Berthoud Elementary School was handled by the officer.
Police issued a traffic summons after a stop at Eighth Street and Mountain Avenue.
Citation:
Anastasia Marchese – Drove defective or unsafe vehicle
Sunday, Feb. 14
A burglar alarm in the 200 block of South First Street turned out to be a false alarm.
A physical disturbance in the 800 block of Tenth Street was handled by the officer.
It was quiet in the 500 block of Fourth Street when the officer arrived in response to a noise complaint. However, the police made a return call at 11:42 p.m. and gave the residents a verbal warning.
Monday, Feb. 15
Police responded to a theft in progress at Hays Market at 11:17 a.m. Police arrested Mark Shane Martin for shoplifting and harassment and booked him into the Larimer County Detention Center.
Police investigated a cold case of a suspicious circumstance in the 600 block of Bristlecone Court. A report is to follow.
Citation:
Mark Shane Martin – Theft, harassment
Tuesday, Feb. 16
A case of vandalism at Berthoud Elementary School was handled by the officer.
Police responded to a non-injury motor vehicle accident at Berthoud High School.
Two Juvenile females were issued summons for disorderly conduct for fighting in the 800 block of Welch Avenue.
Suspicious activity at 10:30 p.m. at County Road 10E and No. County Road 17 was handled by the officer
Wednesday, Feb. 17
A cold case of a disturbance in the 500 block of Fourth Street was handled by the officer at 4:43 a.m.
Police stopped a vehicle for traffic violations in the 500 block of Third Street. The driver was issued a summons for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
A juvenile was issued a verbal warning at Hays Market.
A verbal disturbance in the 800 block of Tenth Street was handled by the officer.
Police responded to a reported road rage in progress at Highway 287 and County Road 17. The suspect vehicle was stopped at Derby Hill Drive and South Garfield Avenue and the driver was issued a summons for reckless driving.
Citations:
Maureen Downer – Parked within 15′ of a fire hydrant
Niclas Eric Godebu – Expired plates, parked within 15′ of a fire hydrant
Robert Workman – Parked within 15′ of a fire hydrant
Jesus Pascual – Speed (40/30), no proof of insurance
Ryan Lampe – Disregarded stop sign, possession of cannabis, possession of drug paraphernalia
Thursday, Feb. 18
Officers made four trips to Adams Bank and Trust. The first, at 8:51 a.m. was in response to a traffic situation that could not be located, at 11:15 a.m. to investigate “cold” suspicious circumstances and two follow-ups later in the day.
Police made six traffic stops and issued two summons, two written warnings and two verbal warnings.
Citations:
Jacquelyn Rusk – Speed (56/35)
Michele Cahill – Speed (56/35)
Karen Kleber – Displayed expired number plates
Friday, Feb. 19
Police made eight traffic stops in the reporting period. Five drivers were issued summons, one was give a written warning and two received verbal warnings.
Citations:
Morgan Wilfinger – Speed (50/35)
Dennis Varnon – Speed (53/35)
Sotirios Palmos – Disregarded stop sign
Caitlin Gordon – Disregarded stop sign
Mary Nell Schwindt – Speed (36/20)
Saturday, Feb. 20
The officer was called to handle a restraining order violation in the 500 block of Fourth Street.
A vehicle on Munson Court was entered overnight and items were taken. The case is listed as criminal mischief.
A loose dog was found in the 200 block of East Iowa and was returned to the owner.
There was an attempted use of a counterfeit $20 bill at Log Cabin Liquor.
Police were unable to find a solicitor selling meat door to door in the Tenth Street and Lake Avenue area.
There were several motor vehicle accidents (MVA) during the evening.
Handled by Larimer County Sheriff’s Office
MVA with unknown injuries at Highway 287 and County Road 6.
MVA with unknown injuries at White Water Court and Highway 287 at 5:13 p.m.
MVA with injury on the west side of Highway 287 at White Water Court at 5:15 p.m.
Handled by Berthoud Police
MVA with injury at 5100-5199 South Highway 287 at 8 p.m.
MVA with unknown injuries at 5155 (mile marker 328) South Highway 287 at the same time.
Sunday, Feb. 21
A barking dog in the 700 block of Sage Place received a verbal warning at 6:25 a.m.
At 2 p.m., Officer Hayes had to deal with two loose dogs in the 200 block of Second Street. The Saint Bernard was acting aggressively so she requested backup from the Larimer County Humane Society. The dogs were caged and taken the Humane Society Facility. A summons was issued.
Monday, Feb. 22
A non-injury MVA at Bunyan Avenue and First Street was handled by the officer.
Police responded to a code enforcement complaint in the 300 block of South Eighth Street, but the offender was gone when they arrived.
The code enforcement call in the 900 block of Welch Avenue resulted in a written warning to the resident.
Police made a welfare check on North County Road 17. A juvenile runaway was picked up at County Road 17 and Bunyan Avenue and returned home.
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Tuesday, Feb. 23
Police investigated “cold” suspicious circumstances on East Highway 56 just before 3 a.m.
A motor vehicle accident at West County Road 6 and South Highway 287 was handled by the sheriff’s department.
The barking dog in the 900 block of Seventh Street was quiet when police arrived.
Police were unable to locate either of the vehicles in a “Be On the Look Out” (BOLO) for complaint. Another BOLO call just before midnight was cancelled by the complainant.
A missing person with Alzheimer’s was reported. The person was found safe by relatives.
Wednesday, Feb. 24
A case of harassment in the 100 block of East Iowa Avenue was handled by the officer.
The officer handled an incident involving drugs in the 900 block of Fifth Street.
Police received a missing person report from the 1200 block of Cedar Drive.
An officer went to the Berthoud Living Center to make a welfare check.
Police responded to an animal complaint in the 200 block of Welch Avenue at 11:44 p.m., however, all was quite when they arrived.
Citations:
Susan Pierick – Speed (38/25)
Steven Moffitt – Speed (55/35)
Thursday, Feb. 25
A complaint about noise at the Berthoud Gun Club at 6:50 a.m. was cancelled by the supervisor. The shooting was two police officers qualifying with new weapons.
A written warning was issued for a code violation at 121 East Iowa Ave.
The animal of complaint at Tenth Street and Mountain Avenue was somewhere else when police arrived.
Six traffic stops during the day resulted in two summons, one written warning, two verbal warnings and one report to follow.
Police stopped a suspicious vehicle in the 700 block of Welch Avenue. The driver was found to be under the influence of marijuana.
Citations:
Leeanne Bauer – Speed (58/35)
Lawrence Harding – Speed (34/20)
Friday, Feb. 26
A large plastic box containing various utility locating devices was found at the side of the road in the 1000 block of County Road 17.
Berthoud police made seven traffic stops during the reporting period. Two of those drivers were issued summons, the others received a written or verbal warning.
Citation:
Joshua Elliott – Speed (31/20)
Saturday, Feb. 27
Police stopped a suspicious vehicle in the 200 block of Welch Avenue. A search of the vehicle uncovered marijuana packaged for distribution. The subject was arrested.
The burglar alarm at Guaranty Bank at 8:20 a.m. was handled by the officer on duty.
The folks at John Dough’s Pizza did not fall for the scheme when a “customer” called in an order for 40 pizzas ($1,000). They called the police instead to report a case of attempted fraud.
Six traffic stops were made. One summons was issued and one driver arrested.
Citation:
Daniel Gately – Speed (45/30)
Sunday, Feb. 28
The officer on patrol found an open door at the Berthoud Community Library during his 3 a.m. rounds.
Police received a third hand report of a juvenile yelling obscenities and throwing snowballs at vehicles in the 100 block of East Michigan Avenue.
Citation:
Daniel Wetzler – Failed to stop at a stop sign
Read the Bull Sheet from the Larimer County Sheriff’s office.
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