Man arrested after disturbance call in Weld County, faces burglary charge
Deputies turned a disturbance call near Evanston into a felony case, arresting a 64-year-old man on menacing and burglary charges.
A disturbance call on the 500 block of Johnson Street near Evanston ended with a 64-year-old man under arrest on felony menacing and first-degree burglary charges. The Weld County Sheriff’s Office said deputies made the arrest after responding to the scene shortly after 5 p.m. the day before the office posted the update.
The sheriff’s office said the case began as a disturbance investigation, the kind of call that can start with a complaint about disorder, an argument, or a volatile situation and then develop into something more serious once deputies make contact. In this case, the agency said the response led to felony charges rather than a routine service call.
The July 21 post did not identify the man by name, and it did not spell out the circumstances that led deputies to charge him with first-degree burglary. It also did not give a detailed account of the disturbance itself, leaving the public notice focused on the arrest, the charges, and the location where deputies were sent.
The update appeared in the Weld County Sheriff’s Office Public Interest section, alongside pages for 2026 News, 2025 News, Cold Case Files, Weld County’s Most Wanted, Registered Sex Offenders, and Missing in Weld County. That placement puts the arrest notice inside the department’s broader public-safety reporting structure, where readers can track newly posted cases alongside older investigative and community resources.
The sheriff’s jail-report pages also note that beginning July 27, the office updated its daily arrest and release reports and moved them to a new reports page. The same jail-report information lists the Weld County Sheriff’s Office at 1950 O St. in Greeley and the Weld County Jail at 2110 O Street in Greeley.
For anyone following the case-file trail, the key facts are already in place: a 64-year-old man was arrested, the charges were filed as felony menacing and first-degree burglary, and the call started with a disturbance near Evanston. The next filings and court appearances will be the records that show what deputies believed happened inside that Johnson Street investigation.
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