CO - Possible Serial Shooter Has Colorado Drivers on Edge #2

[FindHG]

Loveland police initially thought shooting victim had been hit by car
By Jesse Paul, The Denver Post, Jun 10 '15, 12:21:15 pm mdt

repost for reference, includes the scanner recording from the night Mr. Connele was shot

 

[DexterMorgan]

Loveland police initially thought shooting victim had been hit by car
By Jesse Paul, The Denver Post, Jun 10 '15, 12:21:15 pm mdt

repost for reference, includes the scanner recording from the night Mr. Connele was shot

Basketball chest bump. Lol.

Friends 4 life.

 

[FindHG]

That's a 3 point post, Dex. Friends for life, indeed!

The news below is off topic, but poingnant

http://www.9news.com/story/news/loc...ots-self-in-leg-to-see-how-it-feels/71049264/

Man shoots shoe, puts shoe on, then shoots foot.

"told officers he just "wanted to know what it felt like,"

 

[FindHG]

From above "he utilizes...multiple police jurisdictions";

Again, as a local, I find it possibly significant that so far he seems to have avoided Boulder County...Adams also, for that matter, jmo, knock on wood...

There was that one shattering, where somebody noticed a car drive away on a dirt road right after being hit. In the areas where these incidents have taken place, it seems to me, like the perp/s may be going off road from the highway but then ducking into the more populated areas for cover. The broad area where of most of these incidents take place have off-road possibilities in terms of land and side roads but are also close to major arteries or towns. Mr. Jacoby's shooting stands out in those terms, but not by much. The counties you mention seem more sparse, on the map at least. You would have the best eye for this, magz.

 

[Forager]

Thanx Forager.. The following gel test video illustrates how the 'Green' frangible bullet breaks up into smaller particles/projectiles upon contact with hard surfaces. In the hollow point they will come apart when impacting things like sheet rock, plywood, and auto glass. Even after coming in contact with hard surfaces, the bullet has to penetrate. The slow motion YouTube video below shows a 45 cal hollow point impacting perma-jell. The nose of the bullet comes apart to create multiple wound channels. The base stays in tact and keeps on penetrating.
Forager, Guess we are searching for an environmentally friendly Serial Shooter/Killer, mindful of and sensitive to the natural environment. With the exception of the innocent victims' lives. The Go Green Initiative is one of the primary reasons that many Law Enforcement Agencies; state, federal, and local, have switched to frangible ammo..

[abridged, in response by Forager, for focus]
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ICC Ammo Frangible Ammunition Booth Ballistics gel testing ...
[video=youtube;9pBrwFld-V4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pBrwFld-V4[/video]

I'm realizing that I'd been misunderstanding the frangible rounds that Foxfire has suggested the CO Shooter might be using. He'd given them a decent introduction, but I've only just putting some of it together for myself. I'm sure I'm oversimplifying, but let me know if I'm badly misunderstanding any of this, Foxfire, please.

Different kinds of bullets behave differently when they move thru things, and they leave different remains.

- Solid bullets pass thru most things (including a tempered glass car window and flesh) in a generally straight line. They remain in one piece and in close to their original form.

- Hollow pointed bullets. A hollow pointed bullet blossoms into a mushroom shape, when it starts to hit a soft target like flesh. Normal hollow pointed bullets may cast off small bits of themselves in a soft target, but one big piece remains. The screenshot below is of a block of gel into which test shots have been fired. The topmost test (B) was of a hollow point bullet. You can see the mashed bullet at rest in the gel.


http://www.potomacltd.com/images/full2rletterweb.jpg

- Frangible bullets. These are designed to come apart inside flesh to deliver their energy quickly to the target. If they miss flesh, they are supposed to disintegrate against impenetrable surfaces like concrete, or pass thru thinish barriers like car windows. There are a number of different designs. Some only leave a remainder of metal dust, but some also leave metal bases and jackets.

---- (E) in the picture above, is the "9mm Extreme Shot EPR" frangible round. The gel is mushy to the touch, but quite hard to a bullet impacting it at above the speed of sound. The force of the impact breaks the bullet up, and within a couple of inches of flight, the resulting bits are starting to diverge. Small pieces, from the crumbled core of the bullet, peter out first. Larger pieces (the bullet's metal base and sidewall casing) travel further before they stop.
---- (D), the fourth line down, is for the "9mm Extreme Shot AFR". It's core fragmented into a range of size particles. The same round is reported to move thru hard barriers like sheet metal or glass without disintegrating, and is only supposed to disintegrate if hits soft material or a solid wall of something hard.
---- Another design consists of an unsheathed core, that leaves only a little circle of metal from the bullet's base behind. Foxfire has a picture, which I 'quote' at the top of this post, of a gel test of unjacketed frangible ammunition made by ICC Ammo. It goes a long way thru the gel before breaking up. Here's a short video shot of another bullet by the same manufacturer hitting a hard, solid surface.

Assuming I got that all right, it makes Cori Romero's wound seem consistent with a hit from a frangible round. The round hits her obliquely (and thus with less impact than head on, as in the gel tests) and has only partially broken apart by the time it exits her neck, with only one small spurt of material diverging from the main path into the path I noted earlier just above the main exit wound.

 

[margarita25]

Hello Marg25. You can restore your computer to factory mode and it will run the way it did on the first day the computer was bought. But you should save your important docs and pictures first.

If you can't do it yourself. They have local computer shops that will do it for you.

It's called a destructive recovery. Forager maybe able to show you how to do this as well if you let him know what type of computer you are using.

I just did it to my laptop that was so messed up and now it's brand new again.

Good luck Marg.

(Thank you very much. I was able to restore an old computer; it appears I have quite a few of them...the only thing is I keep tapping the screen though :biggrin:. I get to look at maps now on a big screen, how exciting. And I have font and all technical functions restored...yay! Thanks again and sorry for the earlier posts without my "w"s....ahhhh, that feels so great to type...w, w, w, w, O/T!)

Thanks FindHG for linking the flood thread. I'll see if I can find those aerial videos I mentioned.
(Link to aerial footage in progress)
eta: there are a lot on youtube.

 

[margarita25]

I'm realizing that I'd been misunderstanding the frangible rounds that Foxfire has suggested the CO Shooter might be using. He'd given them a decent introduction, but I've only just putting some of it together for myself. I'm sure I'm oversimplifying, but let me know if I'm badly misunderstanding any of this, Foxfire, please.

Different kinds of bullets behave differently when they move thru things, and they leave different remains.

- Solid bullets pass thru most things (including a tempered glass car window and flesh) in a generally straight line. They remain in one piece and in close to their original form.

- Hollow pointed bullets. A hollow pointed bullet blossoms into a mushroom shape, when it starts to hit a soft target like flesh. Normal hollow pointed bullets may cast off small bits of themselves in a soft target, but one big piece remains. The screenshot below is of a block of gel into which test shots have been fired. The topmost test (B) was of a hollow point bullet. You can see the mashed bullet at rest in the gel.

View attachment 76307

- Frangible bullets. These are designed to come apart inside their target to deliver their energy quickly to the target. There are a number of different designs. Some only leave a remainder of metal dust, but some also leave metal bases and jackets.

http://www.potomacltd.com/images/full2rletterweb.jpg

---- (E) is the "9mm Extreme Shot EPR" frangible round. The gel is mushy to the touch, but quite hard to a bullet impacting it at above the speed of sound. The force of the impact breaks the bullet up, and within a couple of inches of flight, the resulting bits are starting to diverge. Small pieces, from the crumbled core of the bullet, peter out first. Larger pieces (the bullet's metal base and sidewall casing) travel further before they stop.
---- (D), the fourth line down, is for the "9mm Extreme Shot AFR". It's core fragmented into a range of size particles. The same round is reported to move thru hard barriers like sheet metal or glass without disintegrating, and is only supposed to disintegrate if hits soft material or a solid wall of something hard.
---- Another design consists of an unsheathed core, and thus leaves no base or casing material behind. Foxfire has a picture, which I 'quote' at the top of this post, of a gel test of unjacketed frangible ammunition made by IMC. It goes a long way thru the gel before breaking up.

Assuming I got that all right, it makes Cori Romero's wound seem consistent with a hit from a frangible round. The round hits her obliquely (and thus with less impact than head on, as in the gel tests) and has only partially broken apart by the time it exits her neck, with only one small spurt of material diverging in the path I noted earlier just above the main exit wound.

Thanks for posting...from above re: frangible bullets--"metal dust".

 

[FindHG]

Thanks FindHG for linking the flood thread. I'll see if I can find those aerial videos I mentioned.

(Link to aerial footage in progress)

RSBM

I haven't had a chance to check yet, for aerials, thank you, magz. The perch thing keeps nagging at me, though it is mostly likely over thinking it, as just about every incident has a good place if not a few from where the perp/s could have watched the aftermath unnoticed.

 

[margarita25]

RSBM

I haven't had a chance to check yet, for aerials, thank you, magz. The perch thing though keeps nagging at me, though it is mostly likely over thinking it, as just about every incident has a good place if not a few from where the perp/s could have watched the aftermath unnoticed.

Interesting. Or maybe he could pull off somewhere in his vehicle and watch with binoculars. This is good FHG. I think this is exactly what he might do. ARS, after killing Jessica, went out driving and filmed the cops searching, etc, then posted it on youtube. We know Gabe Gaeta attended Jenise's vigil...jumping off your post, this could likely fit a profile, imo..the excitement he might undergo watching everything unfold like you mentioned. He might revel in his fine work...I also wonder if he has returned to any of the crime scenes.

 

[margarita25]

Bringing this forward:

By FindHG and Forager

NOCO Shooting and Shattering Incidents List

The incidents have been gleaned from press reporting and included if they appear to share at least some characteristics of the others, whether or not any links have been established between them. Many ‘incidents’ are doubtless unrelated.

The items of information in the text below were drawn from a more detailed spreadsheet. It also includes links to press report sources.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HhEltIWV-FlpJxZ6F_QEuVgSyY7Fc1C6ztmJ3hRghAA/htmlview?pli=1#gid=0

The incidents are mapped here:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=z_XRj_yu3Dto.kzPJOvnNDQio

Color Key:
Gray said to be unrelated by LE
Red are shatterings not known if related
Orange survived injury
Dark Red murdered with two shots
Shootings linked by LE
_____________________________________________________

List:

>>Shattered Flash 1/23; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 18 [direction?];
Driver saw a small flash and then something hit his windshield.

>> Shattered 2/22; Time ?; I-25 south;
The driver reported a baseball-sized hole in his rear window.

>> Shattered 4/5; Time ?; Hwy 119 [parked];
Two front side windows shattered from a pellet gun shot. Deputies thought the damage may have been from a boyfriend.

>> Shattered 4/8; Time ?; I-25 south;
Belated report of rear window shattered.

>> Shattered 4/14; Time ?; Hwy 85 south;
Driver said her rear passenger window shattered.

>> Slingshot 4/15; Time ?; I-25 north; [On 4/28/15 a driver reported from 2 weeks earlier [so about April 15th]:
Saw someone shoot a "wrist rocket" slingshot at a semi-truck.

>> Shattered 4/16; Time ?; Hwy 257 & Poudre Trail Dr.; She (driver) had
a hole in the center of her windshield.

>> Shattered 4/18; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 12 [parked]; Owner of vehicle, the window was facing away from County Road 12 was
found his passenger window shattered at his home.

>> Shattered 4/20; Time ?; I-25 frontage [direction?];
The rear glass was broken in a possible two-car traffic accident.



>> Jail Van 4/21; 11:15 AM; I-25 [direction?]; Larimer Co. jail van on I-25 near Mead.... a
projectile LCSO now says was NOT a bullet (maybe a paintball) shattered the window of a moving

>> Shattered 4/22; 9:50 PM; East Eisenhower Blvd.;
Driver heard a "pop" and his rear window was shattered., Loveland police said.

>> Cori Romero Shot 4/22; 11:15 PM; I-25 on-ramp;
"I was merging onto I 25 when a car pulled up next to me... . ... my window shattered." Police later found "bullet holes" in the car.

>> Shattered 4/23 1/3; 12:10 PM; Weld Co. Rd. 49 south; Driver traveling south on Weld Co. Rd. 49, front driver's-side window shattered.
He believes the window had been "shot out," per WCSO.

>> Shattered 4/23 2/3; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 392 south; Southbound on Co. 392.
The back window of the vehicle shattered.

>> Shattered 4/23 3/3; Time ?; I-25 [direction?];
Abandoned truck had its back window shattered.

>> Shattered 4/27; Time ?; I-25 south; A Longmont Police Officer in a narcotics pickup truck reported
the rear passenger window shattering.

>> Shattered 4/28 1/3; Time ?; I-25 south;
An impact circle on the lower right of windshield.

>> Shattered 4/28 2/3; 9:50 AM; I-25 south;
Driver side window of white work truck shattered, half half-mile south of the Mountain Vista exit.

>> Shattered 4/28/15 3/3; 9:40 AM; I-25 south;
The driver’s side window of a pickup shattered as a man drove south on I-25, per Larimer CSO.

>> Shattered 4/29 1/4; 10:00 AM; I-25 [direction?]; Per Larimer CSO, a woman reported
rear passenger truck window shattered on I-25 near Wellington.

>> Shattered 4/29 2/4; 10:00-11:00 AM; I-25 north frontage; Brady Collins told investigators she was driving north on the I-25 frontage road south of Windsor when
her passenger window shattered.

>> Shattered 4/29 3/4; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 23 north;
The driver reported driver's side window shattered just as another vehicle sped by on a gravel road. He was adamant that he heard a shot.

>> Shattered 4/29 4/4; 10:00-11:00 AM; I-25 [direction?]; Two drivers on I-25, between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Wed. [4/29/15]. This one near mile marker 257. (The other at 276). Per Larimer CSO.
reported windows shattering

>> Shattered 4/30/15; Time ?; I-25 south; near CO Highway 60 and southbound I-25
Driver reporting shattered window

>> Shattered 5/7; Early afternoon; I-25 north; A window on a Jeep Grand Cherokee headed northbound on I-25 near Crossroads Blvd.
shattered.

>> Shattered 5/12; 11:15 AM; I-25 north; Driver on I-25 north ~ 2 miles south of the Windsor exit,
when his driver-side window shattered

>> John Jacoby shot 5/18; ~ 10:00:00 AM; Weld Co. Rd. 15; John Jacoby, 48, who had been riding his bike,
"had been shot twice, and was discovered by a passing driver shortly after 10 a.m. Monday 5/18/15. It's unknown how long he had been lying in the road."

>> Duel on I-76 5/22; 3:00 PM; I-76 Exit [direction?];
On I-76 and the E. Bromley Lane exit ramp. A driver says he saw 2 cars involved and heard a "pop," and then saw shell casings flying out of the car. Officers are looking for a red Hyundai Santa Fe, and a white Chevy Cruze, believed to be the target.

>> Denver Rd Rage 5/25; 4:00 PM; S. Lincoln (?);
"... two people were hit by gunfire in a road rage incident while driving close to S. Broadway and Mississippi... just before 4 p.m., [subsequently reported as "about 3:30 PM]. Both had non-life-threatening wounds.

>> Shat. 6/2/15; 8:30 AM; Lincoln Ave.;
A driver-side truck window was shattered outside of Odell Brewery.

>> Shattered no date; Time ?; Hwy 34 east;
Driver's side window shattered at the same time a semi-truck drove by.

>> Bill Connole shot 6/3/14; 11:52 PM; E. 1st St. and St. Louis Ave.;
William (Bill) Roger Connole Jr. shot in drive by "about" 11:52 PM Wed. (6/3/15) night.

>> Shattered 6/6/15; 10:45 AM; I 25 south;
"Window on [driver's] side of [this red] car shattered" with a "loud bang". LE attributes to road debris, but not definitively.

 

[Forager]

It aint no forager map, that's for sure...

I blush! Thank you!

But Zelinger did a great job with that article and earlier. He clearly gets the data collection, categorization and communication issues, and addresses them head on.

He is also good about citing the data in its detail, which makes him especially helpful to us. In a subsequent post you had asked about how the points on his map corresponded to ours. Pretty exactly, is the short answer, because I had taken many of them straight from an earlier piece he had done. Here's the list of all of the ones on his map, as reported in our map:

>> Jail Van 4/21; 11:15 AM; I-25 north; A projectile LCSO now says was NOT a bullet ("maybe a paintball") shattered the window of a northbound Larimer Co. jail van.
>> Shattered 4/16; Time ?; Hwy 257 & Poudre Trail Dr.; She (driver) had a hole in the center of her windshield.
>> Shattered 4/23 1/3; 12:10 PM; Weld Co. Rd. 49 south; Front driver's-side window shattered. Driver believes the window had been "shot out," per WCSO.
>> Shattered 4/23 2/3; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 392 south; The back window of the vehicle shattered.
>> Shattered 4/23 3/3; Time ?; I-25 [direction?]; Abandoned truck had its back window shattered.
>> Shattered 4/27; Time ?; I-25 south; A Longmont Police Officer in a narcotics pickup truck reported the rear passenger window shattering.
>> Shattered 4/28 1/3; Time ?; I-25 south; The driver had an impact circle on the lower right side of the windshield.
>> Shattered 4/29 3/4; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 23 north; The driver reported driver's side window shattered just as another vehicle sped by on a gravel road. He was adamant that he heard a shot.
>> Shatttered 4/14; Time ?; Hwy 85 south; Driver said her rear passenger window shattered. Belated report on 4/28/15 of an incident from 4/14/15.
>> Shattered [no date]; Time ?; Hwy 34 east; Driver's side window shattered at the same time a semi-truck drove by.

 

[FindHG]

"A criminologist tells Theresa Marchetta,"7 News The Denver Channel "the suspect in a series of random shootings in northern Colorado is likely a man, a loner and a psychopath."
Jun 8 '15 (sorry, a different format of same previously posted, for ref.)

 

[FindHG]

Forager's post: (same color key, briefed respectfully)

Zelinger did a great job with that article and earlier. He clearly gets the data collection, categorization and communication issues, and addresses them head on. No cookies for him at the NOCO's next press briefing, I have to believe!

He is also good about citing the data in its detail, which makes him especially helpful to us. In a subsequent post you had asked about how the points on his map corresponded to ours. Pretty exactly, is the short answer, because I had taken many of them straight from an earlier piece he had done. Here's the list of all of the ones on his map, as reported in our map:
​

>> Jail Van 4/21; 11:15 AM; I-25 north;
A projectile LCSO now says was NOT a bullet ("maybe a paintball") shattered the window of a northbound Larimer Co. jail van.

>> Shattered 4/16; Time ?; Hwy 257 & Poudre Trail Dr.;
She (driver) had a hole in the center of her windshield.

>> Shattered 4/23 1/3; 12:10 PM; Weld Co. Rd. 49 south;
Front driver's-side window shattered. Driver believes the window had been "shot out," per WCSO.

>> Shattered 4/23 2/3; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 392 south;
The back window of the vehicle shattered.

>> Shattered 4/23 3/3; Time ?; I-25 [direction?];
Abandoned truck had its back window shattered.

>> Shattered 4/27; Time ?; I-25 south;
A Longmont Police Officer in a narcotics pickup truck reported the rear passenger window shattering.

>> Shattered 4/28 1/3; Time ?; I-25 south;
The driver had an impact circle on the lower right side of the windshield.

>> Shattered 4/29 3/4; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 23 north;
The driver reported driver's side window shattered just as another vehicle sped by on a gravel road. He was adamant that he heard a shot.

>> Shatttered 4/14; Time ?; Hwy 85 south; Belated report on 4/28/15 of an incident from 4/14/15.
Driver said her rear passenger window shattered.

>> Shattered [no date]; Time ?; Hwy 34 east;
Driver's side window shattered at the same time a semi-truck drove by.

 

[margarita25]

I blush! Thank you!

But Zelinger did a great job with that article and earlier. He clearly gets the data collection, categorization and communication issues, and addresses them head on.

He is also good about citing the data in its detail, which makes him especially helpful to us. In a subsequent post you had asked about how the points on his map corresponded to ours. Pretty exactly, is the short answer, because I had taken many of them straight from an earlier piece he had done. Here's the list of all of the ones on his map, as reported in our map:

>> Jail Van 4/21; 11:15 AM; I-25 north; A projectile LCSO now says was NOT a bullet ("maybe a paintball") shattered the window of a northbound Larimer Co. jail van.
>> Shattered 4/16; Time ?; Hwy 257 & Poudre Trail Dr.; She (driver) had a hole in the center of her windshield.
>> Shattered 4/23 1/3; 12:10 PM; Weld Co. Rd. 49 south; Front driver's-side window shattered. Driver believes the window had been "shot out," per WCSO.
>> Shattered 4/23 2/3; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 392 south; The back window of the vehicle shattered.
>> Shattered 4/23 3/3; Time ?; I-25 [direction?]; Abandoned truck had its back window shattered.
>> Shattered 4/27; Time ?; I-25 south; A Longmont Police Officer in a narcotics pickup truck reported the rear passenger window shattering.
>> Shattered 4/28 1/3; Time ?; I-25 south; The driver had an impact circle on the lower right side of the windshield.
>> Shattered 4/29 3/4; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 23 north; The driver reported driver's side window shattered just as another vehicle sped by on a gravel road. He was adamant that he heard a shot.
>> Shatttered 4/14; Time ?; Hwy 85 south; Driver said her rear passenger window shattered. Belated report on 4/28/15 of an incident from 4/14/15.
>> Shattered [no date]; Time ?; Hwy 34 east; Driver's side window shattered at the same time a semi-truck drove by.

He has done great indeed. I uuasn't dogging, just kidding around...
I'm grateful for him and his uuork too (old computer I just restored practically bleuu up lol sigh)

 

[margarita25]

 

[margarita25]

 

[margarita25]

Screenshots from Forager's Detailed Spreadsheets:

 

[margarita25]

 

[DexterMorgan]

Bringing this forward:

By FindHG and Forager

NOCO Shooting and Shattering Incidents List

The incidents have been gleaned from press reporting and included if they appear to share at least some characteristics of the others, whether or not any links have been established between them. Many ‘incidents’ are doubtless unrelated.

The items of information in the text below were drawn from a more detailed spreadsheet. It also includes links to press report sources.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HhEltIWV-FlpJxZ6F_QEuVgSyY7Fc1C6ztmJ3hRghAA/htmlview?pli=1#gid=0

The incidents are mapped here:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=z_XRj_yu3Dto.kzPJOvnNDQio

Color Key:
Gray said to be unrelated by LE
Red are shatterings not known if related
Orange survived injury
Dark Red murdered with two shots
Shootings linked by LE
_____________________________________________________

List:

>>Shattered Flash 1/23; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 18 [direction?];
Driver saw a small flash and then something hit his windshield.

>> Shattered 2/22; Time ?; I-25 south;
The driver reported a baseball-sized hole in his rear window.

>> Shattered 4/5; Time ?; Hwy 119 [parked];
Two front side windows shattered from a pellet gun shot. Deputies thought the damage may have been from a boyfriend.

>> Shattered 4/8; Time ?; I-25 south;
Belated report of rear window shattered.

>> Shattered 4/14; Time ?; Hwy 85 south;
Driver said her rear passenger window shattered.

>> Slingshot 4/15; Time ?; I-25 north; [On 4/28/15 a driver reported from 2 weeks earlier [so about April 15th]:
Saw someone shoot a "wrist rocket" slingshot at a semi-truck.

>> Shattered 4/16; Time ?; Hwy 257 & Poudre Trail Dr.; She (driver) had
a hole in the center of her windshield.

>> Shattered 4/18; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 12 [parked]; Owner of vehicle, the window was facing away from County Road 12 was
found his passenger window shattered at his home.

>> Shattered 4/20; Time ?; I-25 frontage [direction?];
The rear glass was broken in a possible two-car traffic accident.



>> Jail Van 4/21; 11:15 AM; I-25 [direction?]; Larimer Co. jail van on I-25 near Mead.... a
projectile LCSO now says was NOT a bullet (maybe a paintball) shattered the window of a moving

>> Shattered 4/22; 9:50 PM; East Eisenhower Blvd.;
Driver heard a "pop" and his rear window was shattered., Loveland police said.

>> Cori Romero Shot 4/22; 11:15 PM; I-25 on-ramp;
"I was merging onto I 25 when a car pulled up next to me... . ... my window shattered." Police later found "bullet holes" in the car.

>> Shattered 4/23 1/3; 12:10 PM; Weld Co. Rd. 49 south; Driver traveling south on Weld Co. Rd. 49, front driver's-side window shattered.
He believes the window had been "shot out," per WCSO.

>> Shattered 4/23 2/3; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 392 south; Southbound on Co. 392.
The back window of the vehicle shattered.

>> Shattered 4/23 3/3; Time ?; I-25 [direction?];
Abandoned truck had its back window shattered.

>> Shattered 4/27; Time ?; I-25 south; A Longmont Police Officer in a narcotics pickup truck reported
the rear passenger window shattering.

>> Shattered 4/28 1/3; Time ?; I-25 south;
An impact circle on the lower right of windshield.

>> Shattered 4/28 2/3; 9:50 AM; I-25 south;
Driver side window of white work truck shattered, half half-mile south of the Mountain Vista exit.

>> Shattered 4/28/15 3/3; 9:40 AM; I-25 south;
The driver’s side window of a pickup shattered as a man drove south on I-25, per Larimer CSO.

>> Shattered 4/29 1/4; 10:00 AM; I-25 [direction?]; Per Larimer CSO, a woman reported
rear passenger truck window shattered on I-25 near Wellington.

>> Shattered 4/29 2/4; 10:00-11:00 AM; I-25 north frontage; Brady Collins told investigators she was driving north on the I-25 frontage road south of Windsor when
her passenger window shattered.

>> Shattered 4/29 3/4; Time ?; Weld Co. Rd. 23 north;
The driver reported driver's side window shattered just as another vehicle sped by on a gravel road. He was adamant that he heard a shot.

>> Shattered 4/29 4/4; 10:00-11:00 AM; I-25 [direction?]; Two drivers on I-25, between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Wed. [4/29/15]. This one near mile marker 257. (The other at 276). Per Larimer CSO.
reported windows shattering

>> Shattered 4/30/15; Time ?; I-25 south; near CO Highway 60 and southbound I-25
Driver reporting shattered window

>> Shattered 5/7; Early afternoon; I-25 north; A window on a Jeep Grand Cherokee headed northbound on I-25 near Crossroads Blvd.
shattered.

>> Shattered 5/12; 11:15 AM; I-25 north; Driver on I-25 north ~ 2 miles south of the Windsor exit,
when his driver-side window shattered

>> John Jacoby shot 5/18; ~ 10:00:00 AM; Weld Co. Rd. 15; John Jacoby, 48, who had been riding his bike,
"had been shot twice, and was discovered by a passing driver shortly after 10 a.m. Monday 5/18/15. It's unknown how long he had been lying in the road."

>> Duel on I-76 5/22; 3:00 PM; I-76 Exit [direction?];
On I-76 and the E. Bromley Lane exit ramp. A driver says he saw 2 cars involved and heard a "pop," and then saw shell casings flying out of the car. Officers are looking for a red Hyundai Santa Fe, and a white Chevy Cruze, believed to be the target.

>> Denver Rd Rage 5/25; 4:00 PM; S. Lincoln (?);
"... two people were hit by gunfire in a road rage incident while driving close to S. Broadway and Mississippi... just before 4 p.m., [subsequently reported as "about 3:30 PM]. Both had non-life-threatening wounds.

>> Shat. 6/2/15; 8:30 AM; Lincoln Ave.;
A driver-side truck window was shattered outside of Odell Brewery.

>> Shattered no date; Time ?; Hwy 34 east;
Driver's side window shattered at the same time a semi-truck drove by.

>> Bill Connole shot 6/3/14; 11:52 PM; E. 1st St. and St. Louis Ave.;
William (Bill) Roger Connole Jr. shot in drive by "about" 11:52 PM Wed. (6/3/15) night.

>> Shattered 6/6/15; 10:45 AM; I 25 south;
"Window on [driver's] side of [this red] car shattered" with a "loud bang". LE attributes to road debris, but not definitively.

Whoa. Something is definitely going on there. Thanks.

 

[margarita25]