Parking dispute and harassment at apartment complex

Heard on: Gilpin County CO Regional Law Dispatch

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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18, copy a harassment.

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Gilpin 18, go ahead.

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Gold Mountain Village Department, building new apartment (number withheld).

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Reports parties,

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nails, screws, and plastic in parking space.

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He's going to collect it up for you if you want it.

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He found a note on his motorcycle requesting that he move his recycle

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so that the party could park there instead.

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It's described as four by four, Colorado license,

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(number withheld).

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I'll get clearances on that.

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1539.

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1539.

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And Gilpin 18, Gilpin 12, plate comes back clear,

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unregistered to the county of Denver.

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I sent for manual listing.

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Gilpin 18, copy.

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1540.

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Open 1812 .

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If that is the correct plate, it's going to be fictitious.

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Comes back on a 2026 Toro Mower, listing to the city and county of Denver.

2026-10-24 21:38 UTC

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Powder Run Dr, Central City, CO 80427

Parking dispute and harassment at apartment complex

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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a harassment complaint at an apartment complex in Gold Mountain Village, where a resident reported debris placed in a parking space and a note on a motorcycle asking him to move a recycling container so another vehicle could park there. The involved vehicle was described as a four-by-four with a Colorado license plate, but the plate information was uncertain and may be fictitious.

Parking dispute and harassment at apartment complex

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