POLICE ARREST MAN, 19, AFTER FATAL AURORA SHOOTING

Aurora police have arrested a 19-year-old man for investigation of manslaughter and attempting to influence a public servant in connection with a Sunday night shooting.

Darius Banks allegedly shot a man at 7:09 p.m. Sunday near East 13th Avenue and Newark Street, according to an Aurora police news release.

The victim was discovered inside a car. He was taken to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead, police said.

Police arrested Banks late Sunday night, the news release said.

No arrests made in Brighton shooting.

At least four people were involved in a shooting that left two injured Saturday night in Brighton, but police have not made any arrests in connection with the incident.

Brighton police responded to a report of a gunshot victim after 7:30 p.m., on Bluebird Street, and while there, received another call about a man in same neighborhood with a gun, Brighton police said in a news release Monday.

Officers located the first victim and then learned there was a second victim in the same area, according to the release. The person found with a gun while running through a neighborhood also was a shooting victim, police said.

The police department issued a CodeRed, asking residents to shelter in place, as they searched the area, the release stated. Officers lifted the order after realizing the person with the gun was connected to the earlier shooting.

The two injured people were transported to Platte Valley Medical Center for treatment of their non-life-threatening injuries. Two other people involved in the incident fled the scene but have been identified, according to police. Investigators believe the shooting was an isolated incident.

Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Katie Arehart at 303-655-8740.

Police seek Chevrolet Impala in connection with double shooting, death.

Englewood police are searching for a 1998 Chevrolet Impala in connection with a shooting Sunday afternoon that left one person dead and a second seriously injured.

“We have possibly four people on the loose,” said Scot Allen, Englewood police spokesman.

The suspects fled the shooting that happened in an alley in the 3600 block of South Bannock Street at around 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

“We haven’t identified the suspects yet or located the car,” Allen said.

One possible motive for the shooting is robbery, he said. But police are looking at other possible reasons, he said.

“We’re not sure at this stage,” Allen said.

The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

One dead after vehicle crashes into Clear Creek Canyon.

One person died in Clear Creek after a vehicle plummeted into the water in Clear Creek Canyon.

Search and rescuers recovered a vehicle and a victim from the creek Saturday afternoon, authorities said.

U.S. 6 from Golden to Colorado 119 was closed for several hours during the swift water recovery, according to Colorado State Patrol on Twitter.

Although a person was recovered from the water, the victim did not survive, Colorado State Patrol in Golden said on Twitter. Arvada Fire’s dive team and a heavy wrecker recovered the crashed vehicle.

Police have not released the identity of the victim or the cause of the crash.

One injured in Westminster road rage shooting.

A man pulled a gun and shot another driver during a road rage fight Monday afternoon on a major street in Westminster.

The man who was shot was expected to survive, and police aren’t yet sure what precipitated the incident, said Luis López, Westminster police investigator.

Officers arrived about 1:40 p.m. Monday to the scene in the 10700 block of Sheridan Boulevard, near Westminster City Park, after reports of two men fighting. During the fight, one of the drivers pulled out a gun and shot the other man, according to a Westminster police news release.

The gun-wielding driver remained on scene as police arrived and was cooperating with the police investigation. The injured man was transported to a local hospital.

The shooting caused authorities to close eastbound 112th Avenue temporarily, but it later reopened.

Investigators continued to conduct interviews Monday afternoon, López said.

Westminster police said that people should call 911 if they witness an aggressive driver and should refrain from contacting that person.