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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.

Dec. 30: Menacing ” Police investigated a call about a person with a weapon at a business. They arrested Thomas Michael Huben Kippley, 38, of Glenwood Springs, on suspicion of menacing.

Dec. 29: Theft ” Police responded to a report of a theft at Summit Canyon Mountaineering. They obtained a suspect description and later observed the woman driving. Police arrested Erin Colleen Alfstad, 41, of Glenwood Springs, on suspicion of theft and driving while ability impaired by alcohol or drugs.



Dec. 28: DUI ” Police stopped a vehicle suspected of driving erratically. They arrested Billy Lee Wells, 25, of Parachute, on suspicion of DUI, driving with a license under restraint and careless driving.

Dec. 28: DUI ” Police pulled over a vehicle suspected of speeding on snowy and icy roads and drifting from one side of the road to the other. They arrested Ramon Corona Rodriguez, 29, of El Jebel, on suspicion of DUI and driving too fast for conditions.



Dec. 27: Disturbance ” Police responded to a disturbance call at the Silver Spruce motel. They cited Roxann Venegas Davila Torre, 19, of Glenwood Springs, with criminal mischief.

Dec. 27: Trespassing ” Police went to Doc Hollidays Saloon for a report of a man refusing to leave the bar. They arrested John Fredrick Bennet, 45, of Glenwood Springs on suspicion of trespassing and resisting arrest.

Dec. 27: Trespassing ” Police arrested Shawn Jeffery Philpott, 34, of Glenwood Springs, on suspicion of resisting arrest and trespassing. He allegedly trespassed at a downtown store. Philpott was cited the previous day for allegedly drinking at a bus shelter.


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