Boise Police Department

So maybe you're somebody that, yes, actually a shooting.

I don't believe that anybody was hurt, thankfully, but the Boise Police Department are on the scene.

And we, we open with, you know, the aggressiveness that has become...

Oh, I don't know.

And locally, uh, in Friday night, downtown Boise, and it's funny because everybody's asleep, everybody's out, everybody's this, everybody's that, you have this shooting outside the nightclubs.

Now, apparently there's a big nighttime nightclub audience here in the Treasure Valley, and you have people that are, you know, bang, bang, bang, bang.

Uh, Boise Police, apparently there were two groups, possibly gang activity.

Now, the Boise Police are on, uh, the scene, if you will, and we'll have more on that.

It's just going to fade away and nothing will be done, she said.

The Boise Police Department says, oh, we're investigating, and the investigation is ongoing.

It will take time to determine if this incident meets the legal requirements for criminal charges.

The varsity football team will return to the field on Friday.

The Boise School District Board of Trustees issued a statement on the investigation into threatening messages made against a female student in a group chat between some football players at Timberline High School.

The board, in its meeting Monday night, heard from district officials on their response to the discovery of those messages October 2nd, which also includes a Boise Police investigation.

The board, in its statement, said the mechanisms in place to respond to incidents like this were followed.

The victim received support, the investigation followed protocol, and those responsible are being disciplined.

Trustees in their comments echoed that notion and praised district staff for their response, dedication, and grace as the school community dealt with the news last week.

Neither Boise Police nor the Boise School District has released additional information on the investigation into the messages.

A seventy-four-year-old driver of a semi-truck died overnight at a Boise hospital after his truck left the road around three AM and rolled over near mile marker sixty-two east of Boise.

No other vehicles were involved, according to Idaho State Police.

Albertsons announced a dividend of 17 cents a share.

That's the same as its previous two quarterly dividends.

Boise Police and the Boise State University Department of Public Safety responded this weekend to a report of a rape on campus.

Julie Luquetta has the latest.

Timberline High School announced Tuesday night it is forfeiting its homecoming football game as students plan to protest the team over Snapchat messages in which players discuss raping and killing a specific female classmate.

Boise Police opened an investigation Friday.

A petition demanding the players' removal passed nine thousand signatures.

The district says discipline is confidential under student privacy law and that it is reviewing the conduct under Title IX.

A former police officer from Boise is facing accusations that he helped to hide Russian ownership ties in order to get contracts with the US government for his tech company.

Lee Reber left the Boise Police Department in 2009.

He's been CEO, president, and chairman of Virginia-based Oxygen Forensics for just over 10 years.

The Justice Department says Oxygen Forensics posed as an all-American and independent, when in reality, five Russian nationals were in charge of the company.

And Boise State's latest report shows a sharp decline in students violating liquor laws.

[upbeat music] Boise Police are investigating a report of violent threats made against a female student at Timberline High School by members of that school's football team.

KIVI Television first reported the allegations, which were publicized this weekend in an online petition calling on Timberline's administration to take action against the authors of a Snapchat group messaging thread, which petitioners allege included threats of sexual violence against a fellow student.

In separate statements, Boise Police and the Boise School District confirmed the police investigation, but they have not confirmed the auten- authenticity of messages or identified any specific students involved.

Nearly three dozen vehicles were involved in a crash Saturday on westbound Interstate 84 in Caldwell, including 25 motorcycles.

Idaho State Police say approximately 15 people were taken to local hospitals by air or ground ambulance or arriving in personal vehicles.

Survived by his wife, son, and daughter.

So, yeah, Kenton, PD, Ohio, 1881.

Wow.

I'll be darned.

to say, was he an investigator or an underwriter? He was an investigator.

That's the same thing.

Another friend of mine, he worked for Boise PD just for about three years or so.

And he left to go work for an insurance company that paid him a lot more at the time.

All three were surprised to see a stranger who didn't look to be any older than his 30s or 40s.

When Father Thomas Foucher was notified of the death, he quickly contacted the Boise Police Department and shifted that evening's mass out of the church and into a nearby gymnasium.

At approximately 5.45 p.m., Sergeant Frank Richardson arrived and began interviewing witnesses and examining the scene.

As he looked over the decedent, he began going through his pockets in search of any identifying materials.