One Adams County Sheriff's Office deputy and another person were injured in a shooting Friday morning, according to Sgt. Shea Haney, the public information officer with the sheriff's office.

Adams County

Authorities in Adams County, Colorado, have confirmed that a sheriff's deputy and another person were injured following a shooting at an apartment complex in the Mapleton area near Broadway and 74th Avenue. The incident resulted in a large police presence, evacuation of residents, and concerns about nearby school operations.

Investigators are still determining the number of people involved and whether any suspects remain at large. Significant traffic delays have been reported in the vicinity, with road closures affecting both local residents and school access. The investigation remains ongoing as officials work to gather more information.

Adams County sheriff's deputy, another person injured in shooting

Breaking on Denver 7 News at 630, the Adams County Sheriff's Office is just confirming to us that two people are hurt, including one deputy after a shooting. This is a look from Air Tracker 7 in from just the last couple of minutes. This is the gigantic police presence right now at Broadway near 74th. This is in unincorporated Adams County in the Mapleton area. Investigators again saying a deputy was hurt and one other person was hit as well. We want to get right out to Denver 7's Allie Jenner, John and Allie. I know you just got there. We're also just starting to get some of these details confirmed from investigators. Yeah, I actually want to point out a few things to you right now. First off, just starting with this car in this car right now. I just watched them put what appeared to be a young man into the car right here and I've been speaking with just people here on scene. They say that a fire alarm prompted this apartment complex to get evacuated. Some neighbors telling us they're worried if they'll even make it to work today, but I also want to direct you beyond this Sheriff's Adams County Sheriff's car. You see a window in the background. There's some blinds pulled up. What neighbors are telling me is that that window is where some sort of party might have been happening inside that apartment what they had to do was open up that window, get inside, and then that's where they were able to find some of the people of interest right now. Now I've reached out to Adams County Sheriff's Office. I've asked a few questions, you know. Is there still a suspect on the loose? Is there a suspect? How many people are involved in all this? We're still waiting to get a lot of that information. Look how many officers, investigators, responders are here on scene right now. I mean, you pull up and it's honestly a quite alarming scene. I don't know the last time I've seen a scene like this. I wish I could count right now. We're probably looking at 1520. 25 police cars, investigator cars. I also when we pulled up in a parking lot, it looks like there was some sort of. Unit working behind the scenes to maybe see it all on their computers, their laptops trying to get a grasp of everything that's going on here. Look at all these people standing out here cold with their dogs trying to figure out what's happening. You see this couple in front of us right now, hugging, probably having a lot of questions. Then beyond them you see a school. There are a lot of students that are wondering if they're going to school today. A lot of parents wondering if it's safe for them to go to school today, so there are just a ton of questions. We're trying to get all of those answered. Anusha will be working to get all of those answered. We don't yet know all of the details we're asking those questions right now. As for when these people can get inside, we don't know that either. Will keep you updated as soon as we get those questions. We're going to stay here on scene. We're going to talk to people and we're going to try to get residents take on what they saw, how many people are in custody if anyone is in custody again. We only saw that one young man get put into that car and you show with officers telling him the less you fight, the easier this will be for you. Alright, thank you for getting us that update so quickly. We do want to get over to Jason because Ali was actually sharing that on the way to that scene she was running into some massive traffic. Jams. Oh yeah, we do have massive traffic over there and I also saw earlier before Ali got there a young man being put into the back of a state patrol officer state patrol troopers car. This so alley. This is the apartment complex and alley is basically over in this area here. So this is a picture from air tracker because the signal keeps going in and out. The Mapleton School District buildings are over here, so there's the primary school and then all the other school district buildings including that one. Are right over here. That's why the school system is in play. This is Broadway here just north of Highway 36 about 74th Ave and obviously that's closed around that apartment complex. Let me show you on the map where I'm talking about. So these are the two areas. So this is a crash. We have a huge backup. I'll show you that in just a second. So this is the Mapleton School area. This is that dealership that you always see at Highway 36 and I-25. And there's that apartment complex where all the officers are right in here. So that's going to be closed down for some time. You can get around it by going through the neighborhood. Secondarily, take a look from the camera here. We have this crash is major crash on the eastbound side of Highway 36 right now if only one lane is barely squeezing through more emergency responders are trying to get through. And they can't because it's basically a parking lot right here. So federal is a better option to get down to I-76 or I-70 and use fake Pecos or federal any of the other side streets to get around that. Then we have this other situation out in Aurora right now. As you see on the map, we do have the northbound side of Havana closed. Unfortunately, a woman was killed, hit and killed by a driver out here, and then that driver fled the scene. So northbound Havana is closed down at first and we have some other restrictions in there as well. So just a really odd day with a lot of impactful traffic situations here. At least going on right now.

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