Car fire reported in Longmont, suspect at large The leader of Longmont

A car fire in Longmont late Wednesday night left police searching for a suspect.

The incident occurred just before midnight in the 600 block of Grandview Meadows Drive.

Although no injuries were reported, authorities are asking the public for help in solving the case.

Details about the incident

On Wednesday at 11:58 p.m., Longmont Police responded to a report of a vehicle on fire.

The incident occurred in a residential area on Grandview Meadows Drive, alarming residents.

When officers arrived on scene, they discovered the car was on fire.

Video footage provided by a witness showed a man approaching the vehicle with a gas can.

According to the witness, the man poured liquid on the car before a major fire broke out.

The fire caused significant damage to the vehicle, but there were no injuries.

The suspect was caught on video fleeing the scene shortly after the fire started.

He was last seen wearing a dark hoodie, jeans, a baseball cap and dark shoes with light soles.

Authorities believe these details could help the public identify him.

Investigators use the footage provided by witnesses as important evidence.

The video provides clear visual details of the suspect’s actions and clothing.

Police are urging anyone who may recognize the man or has further information to come forward.

Longmont Police are asking the public for help identifying the suspect.

Anyone with information is asked to call 303-651-8555 and reference case number 24-0011303.

If desired, tips can also be passed on anonymously.

Police emphasized the importance of community involvement in solving this case.

With the suspect still at large, authorities are hoping someone will provide a crucial tip that will help bring the person responsible to justice.