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Editor’s note: The following information comes from official police and sheriff’s department incident reports. Arrests merely indicate an accusation, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless found guilty in court.
• On April 26, Glenwood Springs police responded to a two-car accident on Highway 6 & 24. Police noted one of the drivers, Dryden K. McIntosh 33, of Glenwood Springs, showed signs of intoxication. They arrested him on charges of drunken driving, no proof of insurance and failure to yield.
• On May 2, Glenwood Springs police responded to a disturbance in progress at a Colorado Avenue home. Nicole R. Kirschbaum, 33, of Gypsum was arrested on charges of criminal mischief, harassment and on an outstanding warrant.
• On May 2, Glenwood Springs police arrested Salvador B. Gallegos, 23, of Glenwood Springs on a charge of drunken driving, DUI per se, no driver’s license and careless driving.
• From April 30 through May 3, Rifle police took several reports of windows damaged from someone shooting a BB gun and others smashing windows to gain access to vehicles.
The separate incidents involved a Rifle city vehicle on the 2700 block of East Avenue; a Toyota parked in the 600 block of Wapiti Court; three front windows in a house on Birch Court; a business on Whiteriver Avenue; and two vehicles on East 5th Street.
• On May 2, Rifle police were called with a report of someone driving carelessly through the city. Witnesses said they saw the driver drinking alcoholic beverages. Julio S. Avieles, 29, of Rifle soon left his vehicle on foot. He was later found and arrested on a charge of drunken driving.
• On May 3, Rifle police pulled over David A. Kittle, 42, of Rifle, and arrested him on a charge of drunken driving.
• On May 3, Glenwood Springs police responded to a report of someone damaging a fence at the First Choice Inn. Damage is estimated at $10,000. • On May 3, Glenwood Springs police responded to a report of someone damaging a fence at the First Choice Inn. Damage is estimated at $10,000.

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