50 Shots Near Grand Junction Homes: What We Know Now

Multiple calls to 911 on Tuesday, February 17, reported gunfire coming from near a residential area along D ½ Road in Grand Junction. Today, the Grand Junction Police need our help identifying a person of interest.

The suspect(s) fired more than 50 rounds during the incident. KJCT8 reports that at least one home was struck by gunfire, though no injuries were reported. Keep scrolling to find out how you can help our men and women in blue find those responsible for this shooting.

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Timeline of the Shooting Incident

Grand Junction Police Department Via Facebook

Imagine you're relaxing on the couch, watching a little TV, when suddenly more than 50 gunshots ring out as a car drives down the street near your house. This is what happened in Grand Junction on February 17, and it’s a miracle no one was hurt. Detectives have since canvassed the neighborhood for witnesses and surveillance footage, and continue to investigate. In the meantime, they continue to ask the public for help.

What Law Enforcement Is Asking From You

The best way we can help the police to get these criminals off our streets is to share video, photos, or vehicle descriptions (no matter how small the detail). Anyone can submit a tip directly to the Grand Junction Police Department or anonymously through Crime Stoppers of Mesa County.

Safety Tips for Neighbors After a Shooting

Grand Junction Police Department Via Facebook

When a shooting like this happens, the Grand Junction police recommend that anybody who has a home security system review it. Report suspicious vehicles, and remain alert to the activity in your neighborhood. Police also want to thank local neighborhood watch groups in Grand Junction who provide additional information. These steps increase community safety and awareness against future threats.

LOOK: Grand Junction and Western Colorado Law Enforcement - Robert Grant Photos

Enjoy a short gallery of former Grand Junction and Mesa County law enforcement officers. All photos by Robert Grant.

Gallery Credit: Waylon Jordan

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