Thursday, May 6, 2010

Commerce City Police Vehicle Rammed, Officer Injured

The suspect in this case was identified as Phillip Boldin (date of birth 08-06-67).

On Wednesday, May 5, 2010, at approximately 6:00p.m., the Commerce City Special Investigations Unit received information that a wanted felon was staying in a mobile home park in Commerce City.

The suspect was wanted for felony escape out of Boulder County and was believed to be armed and dangerous.

Officers located the suspect in the 6900 block of Highway 2 and conducted surveillance on the suspect.

At approximately 12:00a.m., Commerce City Officers attempted to stop the suspect from leaving in a vehicle, and the suspect drove directly at a marked Commerce City Police vehicle that was occupied by an officer. The suspect rammed the police vehicle, injuring the officer.

The officers on scene fired at the vehicle, hitting the suspect and passenger. Both parties were transported to Denver Health Medical Center, where the suspect was pronounced dead. The names are being withheld until family is notified.

This incident is being investigated by the Adams County Critical Incident Team.

6 comments:

  1. BCK_2_BasicsMay 06, 2010

    this sucks, poor guy.

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  2. Chistol, CCMay 06, 2010

    Lesson learned, dont ram a Commerce City Police car.

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  3. If he was under surveillance, how come the cops didn't disable his car?

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  4. jez, I guess you shouldn't try and hurt the police by running into them with a car

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  5. AnonymousJune 01, 2010

    This guy was my brother, and ***** you people, do you honestly think that everything the cops say is the truth? Have you heard from any of the witnesses? Maybe you should keep your fuckin comments to yourself

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  6. AnonymousJune 03, 2010

    Phil was assassinated. The original report said they watched him from 6pm on. Why wait till midnight? I guess the darkness hides the truth? Why not shoot tear gas into the place and smoke him out? Why was he considered armed and dangerous? Where did that information come from? Why were the trailers surrounding him shot up? He was my little brother. He is loved. Why didn't anyone show up at my door to tell me? How do I make my 13 year old son understand that his "uncle Phil" was killed by the people who are trained to protect. He still cries himself to sleep at night. There were other ways to go about the whole process, again...it was an assassination.

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