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Early morning chase led to shelter-in-place order in west Fort Collins
Three people were arrested after a car chase and resulting foot pursuit left residents of a west Fort Collins neighborhood sheltering in place early in the morning Jan. 16.
Just before 2 a.m., Larimer County Sheriff's Office deputies tried to stop a vehicle for traffic violations and suspected DUI near Peterson Street and East Mulberry Street in Fort Collins, according to LCSO Public Information Director Kate Kimble.
Kimble said the driver refused to stop, continued driving west at high speeds and eluded deputies for several miles.
Deputies performed a precision immobilization technique, or PIT, maneuver to stop the vehicle and it crashed on South Overland Trail. The driver and multiple occupants got out, Kimble said, and while two people were detained near the vehicle, two others ran into a nearby neighborhood east of South Overland Trail and north of Drake Road.
Residents in Silverstone Lane area in Mt. Juliet asked to shelter in place due to barricade
Update 6 p.m.: Authorities thanked the community for its patience and cooperation as crews continue working to resolve the situation peacefully. Officials said the incident remains ongoing but is contained. West Division Street remains closed, and the shelter-in-place order for Silverstone Lane is still in effect. Residents who need assistance getting to or from their homes are asked to contact the Communications Center at 615-754-2550._______
Residents in the Silverstone Lane area in Mt. Juliet are being asked to shelter in place until further notice due to a barricade situation.
According to police, threats have been made by a person who is barricaded in a vehicle that could pose a risk to others. W. Division Street remains closed near the county line and the incident is contained to the vehicle.
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Shelter-in-place lifted in Mt. Juliet after barricaded person surrenders
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Update: A shelter-in-place order has been lifted in Mt. Juliet after a barricade situation Thursday afternoon.
Mt. Juliet Police said the individual who was barricaded in a vehicle on West Division Street near the area of Silverstone Lane has surrendered and is in custody.
Update: The shelter-in-place order remains in place for some residents as Mt. Juliet Police officers continue to deal with a barricaded individual inside of a vehicle.
“The situation remains contained but ongoing. Due to continued threats that could pose a risk to others, the shelter-in-place for the Silverstone Ln area remains in effect,” MJPD said.
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