Loveland, CO – Residents near Walmart on Denver Avenue in Loveland were briefly asked to shelter in place late Monday night as law enforcement responded to an active situation. The shelter-in-place order has since been lifted, and police activity in the area has concluded.
The Loveland Police Department (LPD) confirmed that officers assisted the Colorado State Patrol (CSP) in pursuing a subject who fled from their officers. The incident prompted a heavy police presence near the store around 10 p.m. on Monday, March 17. As a precaution, authorities urged nearby residents and businesses to remain indoors.
By 11:35 p.m., LPD announced that the situation had been resolved, and the shelter-in-place directive was lifted. Police have not yet released additional details about the individual involved or any potential charges.
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LPD thanked the public for their cooperation during the response. The agency remains available for any updates regarding the ongoing CSP investigation.
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