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Hit-and-run involving blue car on highway 50 in La Junta, La Junta CO

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Reported: 12/1/2025 11:15 AM

US-50, La Junta, CO

A light-blue 2010 Honda CRV with front-end damage to the passenger side was involved in a hit-and-run near highway 50 and La Junta in Colorado. The vehicle lost its front license plate and was last seen in the La Junta area.

Audio|Source: Crowley County Sheriff, Fire and EMS

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Transcript:

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I just did a bulletin on a hit and run, be on the lookout.

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Do you want me to error that? You just do.

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All right, Hada-Lahanna, Polofer, and vehicle involved in a hit-and-run.

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These are going to be on the lookout for a light-blue Honda CRV.

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Vehicle was involved in a hit and run on highway 50 and seen in La Junta.

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The vehicle should have significant front-end damage primarily to the passenger side.

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Front plate was lost during the collision.

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Vehicle was last seen in the La Junta area,

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and it looks like it turns back on a 2010 Honda, CRV, blue and color utility.

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Location mentioned:

US-50, La Junta, CO

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The City of La Junta collects taxes to ignore infrastructure that might keep their citizens safe. Just like the "cottage industry" that is "drug treatment" paid by State grants and no one ever gets better Or the fire hydrants that fail because they are never tested.

It took almost 20 years to put a few nrw stop signs on a few streets. They do not care.

Sidewalks are in shambles. People in wheelchairs are rolling down the middle of streets. Meanwhile, there is a City Ordinance that says the City Council can approve sidewalk repairs and bill the homeowner or business. They won't even do that.

Home owners can request sidewalk repair . The homeowner foots half of the bill. People here just do not have that kind of money. My neighbor has his sidewalk done and his half was $1800. The contractor did a crappy job. They tore up his grass and left. He had to call the city and tell them to come back and fix his yard.

That's what the City Manager says. But, the actual City Ordinance says that the City Council can approve the installation of sidewalks and bill the property owner for the costs. And by Colorado State Laws, the only spot in town the City Council can't do that is the 2 railroad underpasses on the west part of town.

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