UPDATE (Thursday, September 10, 3:44 p. m. ): Weld County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday afternoon that it had met the guy who allegedly crossed the barricades in Briggsdale as Windsor’s Charley Vacha. the scene of an accident.
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WELD COUNTY, Colo. – The Weld County Sheriff’s Office will identify a guy who crossed a structure zone and fled the scene on Tuesday.
At approximately 11 a. m. on Tuesday, the driving force of a Chevrolet Suburban that drove south on Highway 77 in Weld County and crashed through two barricades near Weld 100, about 10 miles north of Briggsdale, where the structure’s teams ran on a bridge near Pawnee’s National Prairie. No injuries were reported, the sheriff’s workplace said.
Weld County workers stopped and confronted the driver, according to the sheriff’s office, who recorded granulated photographs of the interaction.
In the video, the driving force heard him say he hadn’t noticed the barricades because he had looked at his phone. A worker then reported seeing a fifth of unsealed whiskey in the passenger seat and asked the guy if he had been drinking, according to the sheriff’s office. The driving force apologised and left after noticing that it was recorded.
The man’s car described as a silver 1992-2002 Chevrolet Suburban with Wyoming plates. The side mirrors on both sides broke after it hit the barricades, according to the sheriff’s office.
The white boy, about 60 years old, with grey hair and grey beard, wore black-rimmed glasses. At the time, he was wearing a red and black checkered flannel shirt.
Anyone with information about this incident should call Weld County CONGRESS Member Shane Jones at 970-397-2866 or Northern Colorado Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).