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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Man Threatens to Return Despite Mental Health Intervention
Hilliary Lane incident sparks safety concerns
An 18-year-old male was involved in a physical altercation with his father on Hilliary Lane on June 1. The incident escalated when the mother arranged for her son to be taken to a mental health facility for help. The caller expressed concerns about the son being advised he is not allowed to return to the house and wanted charges pressed against him.
June 1, 10:57 a.m.
Domestic Dispute Turns Physical on Moneta Avenue
Multiple incidents reported throughout evening
A domestic dispute on Moneta Avenue escalated on June 3 when a female reported being hit by her boyfriend. The incident involved drinking and occurred while the female was unable to go to another room due to her stage 4 cancer treatment. The situation continued into June 4 with multiple calls about arguing and males running toward the location.
June 3, 11:56 p.m.
Same Couple Involved in Second Domestic Call
Follow-up incident remains verbal
The same couple from the June 3 incident was involved in another domestic dispute on Moneta Avenue on June 11. Officers responded to reports of a verbal altercation, noting sounds of intoxication but confirming nothing physical occurred.
June 11, 7:57 p.m.
PROPERTY CRIMES
Pool Equipment Stolen from Residence
Items taken from Moneta Avenue home
A theft was reported on Moneta Avenue on June 3 when pool equipment was stolen from a residence. The caller and homeowner were reportedly on their way to the scene when the incident was discovered.
June 3, 2:34 p.m.
Vehicle Crashes Through Best Buy Security Gate
Club Drive store reports significant property damage
A vehicle collision at the Best Buy store on Club Drive resulted in significant property damage on June 3 when a driver struck the store’s one-arm security gate. The incident occurred during store hours and was immediately reported by Best Buy management to Aurora police.
The crash damaged the gate mechanism that controls vehicle access to the store’s parking area. Store employees witnessed the collision and called authorities to document the property damage for insurance and repair purposes.
Police responded to take a formal report of the incident, which will be used by the store to process insurance claims and arrange for gate repairs. The driver’s information was collected but has been redacted from public records per standard procedure for non-arrest incidents.
The incident temporarily affected traffic flow in the store’s parking area until the damaged gate could be secured. Best Buy management indicated they would need to coordinate with their corporate office and insurance company to arrange for prompt repairs to restore normal parking access.
June 3, 10:58 a.m.
Mailbox Damaged by Vehicle
Chadwick Drive resident reports property damage
A caller on Chadwick Drive reported that a vehicle had struck their mailbox on June 9. The incident was captured on surveillance video, which neighbors confirmed showed the damage occurring.
June 9, 7:48 p.m.
Mailbox Vandalism Reported
Wheatfield Drive incident under investigation
A mailbox was found damaged on Wheatfield Drive on June 10. The incident was reported to police for documentation.
June 10, 8:26 a.m.
FRAUD AND IDENTITY THEFT
Identity Theft Targets Regal Oaks Circle Resident
25-year-old male reports fraudulent activity
A 25-year-old male reported identity theft on Regal Oaks Circle on June 6. The case is under investigation by Aurora police.
June 6, 5:29 p.m.
Financial Fraud Reported on Chelmsford Drive
Airline tickets purchased without authorization
A resident on Chelmsford Drive reported fraud on June 9 after discovering airline tickets had been purchased on their account without authorization.
June 9, 5:29 p.m.
Theft Investigation at Grandview Location
Two individuals involved in incident
Aurora police are investigating a theft that occurred at a Grandview location on June 12. Two individuals were involved in the incident, which remains under investigation.
June 12, 4:42 p.m.
VEHICLE-RELATED INCIDENTS
Neighbor Dog Bite Incident Escalates on Hedgecliff Drive
Multiple officers respond to animal control situation
A neighborhood dispute on Hedgecliff Drive escalated into a significant police response on June 5 when a dog bite occurred between neighbors. The incident began when one neighbor’s dog bit another neighbor, prompting the initial call to police.
The situation became more complex when the dog escaped and ran into the street, creating a traffic hazard. Police reports indicate the dog came out of its yard and into the street during the incident. Officers had to manage both the animal control aspect and the neighbor dispute.
Multiple police units responded to the scene to handle the various components of the incident, including the bite report, the loose animal, and the neighbor conflict. The incident required coordination between officers to safely contain the situation.
June 5, 6:17 p.m.
Suspicious White Van Investigation Leads to DUI Case
Multi-location incident involves impaired driver
A suspicious vehicle report on Chillicothe Road on June 6 developed into a complex investigation involving multiple locations and a DUI arrest. The incident began when callers reported a white van following a female and honking at her.
Officers tracked the vehicle through several locations as the situation unfolded. The van was reported passing through Chatham and Aurora Farms before officers located it. During the investigation, police discovered the driver was impaired.
The incident culminated when the vehicle was found parked at Anderson, where the driver was waiting for a ride. Officers determined the driver was under the influence and made a DUI arrest. The case involved coordination between multiple patrol units as they tracked the vehicle’s movements through different areas of Aurora.
Police reports indicate the driver’s license was suspended as a result of the incident. The investigation required officers to piece together the vehicle’s path and the driver’s condition throughout the evening.
June 6, 9:22 p.m.
Multiple Trespassing Calls Trigger Extended Police Response
Aurora Hudson Road incident involves welfare concerns
A complex situation unfolded on Aurora Hudson Road on June 8 when police received multiple calls about trespassing that evolved into a welfare check investigation. The incident began when a female called 911 about an unknown address with parties in the background asking her to disconnect the call.
The situation escalated when the caller did not identify herself during the initial response. Officers discovered the caller’s cell phone was rapidly showing the address, prompting them to attempt to chat with the caller. When police called the number back, dispatch was advised there was an unwanted guest and property issue that officers would need to continue investigating.
The investigation revealed the incident was taking place at an apartment complex where multiple individuals were involved. Police reports indicate one individual was driving and had been previously warned that he would be arrested if he returned to the property. Several other people were identified at the scene during the investigation.
Officers discovered this was an ongoing property dispute involving someone who had been told to stay away from the location. What began as a welfare check due to the confusing nature of the initial 911 call was reclassified as a trespassing investigation once officers determined the true circumstances. The case required extended patrol time as officers worked to sort out the various parties involved and their legal status on the property.
June 8, 6:10 p.m.
MENTAL HEALTH AND WELFARE
Mental Health Crisis on East Boulevard
Officers respond to episode call
Aurora police responded to a mental health issue on East Boulevard on June 9. The incident involved an individual experiencing an episode, and officers provided appropriate assistance.
June 9, 12:09 a.m.
Welfare Check Conducted at Aurora Location
Hotel disturbance leads to police response
Officers conducted a welfare check at a hotel on Aurora Road on June 8 following reports of a couple arguing. The incident involved multiple room changes, with parties acknowledging they had been arguing when officers arrived.
June 8, 1:38 a.m.
HARASSMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS
Harassment Complaint Filed
Female seeks police assistance
A female visited the Aurora police station on June 2 to speak with an officer about harassment she was experiencing. The case was documented for further investigation.
June 2, 12:58 p.m.
Telecommunications Harassment Reported
Bonnie Lane incident involves anxiety attack
Police responded to a telecommunications harassment report on Bonnie Lane on June 3. The incident involved an 18-year-old female having an anxiety attack due to abusive text messages. The case involved a relationship that had lasted eight months, with harassment occurring via text and telephone.
June 3, 11:03 p.m.
JUVENILE-RELATED INCIDENTS
Youth Complaint Filed
Brandon Circle incident involves vehicle
A juvenile complaint was filed regarding an incident on Brandon Circle on June 11. The case involved a situation where a young person was refusing to give car keys to a caller and threatening to leave.
June 11, 5:20 p.m.
Juvenile Incident on Bryce Avenue
Vehicle-related dispute reported
Another juvenile complaint was filed on Bryce Avenue on June 13. The incident involved a situation where a young person had gotten out of a car and went into a house, with the caller still requesting officer response.
June 13, 7:50 p.m.
FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATIONS
Probation Violation Discovered
Moneta Avenue follow-up reveals bond violation
During a follow-up investigation on Moneta Avenue on June 12, police discovered an individual was in violation of bond conditions and advised them to vacate the premises.
June 12, 9:27 a.m.
Death Investigation Conducted
Natural death reported on Naomi Lane
Aurora police responded to a death investigation on Naomi Lane on June 12. The case involved an unresponsive individual, with the death determined to be from natural causes.
June 12, 9:44 p.m.
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