据当局称，周六，科罗拉多大学博尔德分校附近一场失控的街头派对吸引了多达800人，其中大多数人似乎是大学生，引发了与特警的暴力冲突，特警部署了至少一辆装甲车来驱散人群。
数百人走上距离大学校园仅几个街区的街道，大部分人都放弃了新冠肺炎(新型冠状病毒肺炎)根据美国广播公司新闻节目认证的一篇社交媒体帖子，社交距离规则和佩戴面具。
博尔德警察局的一名发言人表示，在几个小时的混乱中，燃放烟花的喧闹狂欢者据称向警方投掷砖块和石块，掀翻一辆私家车，并对一辆警察装甲车和一辆消防车造成严重损坏。发言人说，博尔德特警队的三名成员受了轻伤。
博尔德警察局在周日早些时候的推特上说:“关于今晚在大学山发生的事情，博尔德警察局正在审查所有尸体磨损的镜头和共享的社交媒体视频/照片，以确定参与破坏财产和袭击第一反应者的个人。”
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2021年3月6日，人们在科罗拉多州博尔德参加一个聚会。
科罗拉多大学博尔德分校的官员谴责了这一行为，并威胁要永久驱逐任何在混乱中袭击警察和其他急救人员的学生。
“这是不可接受的，也是不负责任的，特别是考虑到校园和城市为确保遵守新冠肺炎公共卫生命令而进行的大量培训、沟通和执法。博尔德大学不会容忍我们的任何学生从事暴力行为或破坏财产，”该大学的声明说。
大约下午7点，警方开始收到关于宾夕法尼亚大道和第10街交叉口一场大型集会的投诉，该交叉口位于大学校园以西约5个街区。晚上8:30左右，一个乘坐装甲车的特警队开进了附近，一名警察开着扬声器命令人群散开，说:“这是非法集会。”
“由于暴乱情况，你被命令离开该地区。你必须立即离开该地区。如果你不离开，你将被逮捕和使用催泪瓦斯，”警方宣布。
目前还不清楚警方是否在清理街道时使用了催泪瓦斯。
到晚上9点，大多数狂欢者都已离开。
博尔德警察局局长马里斯·赫罗德在推特上说:“侦探将审查我们掌握的每一条线索，以确定并逮捕应对这一应受谴责和不可接受的行为负责的人。”
博尔德县地方检察官迈克尔·道赫蒂周日发表声明称，他的办公室正在与警方侦探合作，以确定“应对其令人发指的行为负全部责任”的嫌疑人
“我们的社区昨晚被卷入希尔区事件的个人置于危险之中。他们对我们社区的安全和福祉的无情漠视是可耻的，”多尔蒂的声明说。“这种行为没有任何借口，尤其是当这个社区的人们忍受着这种流行病的时候。”
据美国广播公司下属电视台报道，这一事件爆发之际，警方和检方已经在调查上周末在同一所大学山社区的一栋公寓楼举行的校外聚会可能引发的刑事和民事违规行为丹佛的KMGH-电视。据KMGH称，社交媒体上分享了派对上某人拍摄的Snapchat视频的屏幕记录，显示数十人在活动中没有社交距离或戴着面具。
该市官员告诉KMGH，10月份，博尔德市对附近的四处房产进行了为期两周的强制隔离，并补充说大多数与兄弟会有关。
Hundreds of rowdy revelers throw out-of-control street party near University of Colorado, Boulder, campus
An out-of-control street party near the campus of the University of Colorado Boulder on Saturday drew up to 800 people, most appearing to be college-aged, prompting violent clashes with SWAT police who deployed at least one armored vehicle to disperse the crowd, according to authorities.
The bedlam ensued in the University Hill neighborhood as hundreds of people took to the streets just blocks from the university campus, most dispensing withCOVID-19social distancing rules and mask wearing, according to a social media post authenticated by ABC News shows.
During the several hours of chaos, rowdy revelers shooting off fireworks are alleged to have thrown bricks and rocks at police, flipped over a private car and caused heavy damaged to a police armored vehicle and a fire truck, according to a spokesperson for the Boulder Police Department. Three Boulder SWAT team members suffered minor injuries, the spokesperson said.
"Regarding what happened tonight on University Hill, the Boulder Department is reviewing all body worn camera footage and shared social media videos/photos to identify the individuals involved in damaging property and assaulting first responders," the Boulder Police Department said in a tweet early Sunday.
University of Colorado Boulder officials condemned the conduct and threatened to permanently expel any student found to have attacked police and other first responders during the mayhem.
"It is unacceptable and irresponsible, particularly in light of the volume of training, communication and enforcement the campus and city have dedicated to ensuring compliance with COVID-19 public health orders. CU Boulder will not tolerate any of our students engaging in acts of violence or damaging property," the university's statement said.
Police started receiving complaints about 7 p.m. of a large gathering at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and 10th Street, about five blocks west of the university campus. At round 8:30 p.m., a SWAT team in an armored vehicle rolled into the neighborhood and a police officer on a loud speaker was heard ordering the crowd to disperse, saying, "This is an unlawful assembly."
"Due to riot conditions, you are ordered to leave the area. You must leave the area immediately. If you fail to leave, you will be subject to arrest and the use of tear gas," the police announced.
It was not immediately clear if police used tear gas on clear the street.
By 9 p.m., most of the revelers had cleared out.
“Detectives will review every lead we have to identify and arrest those responsible for this reprehensible and unacceptable behavior,” Boulder Police Chief Maris Herold said in a tweet.
Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty released a statement on Sunday, saying his office is working with police detectives to identify suspects who "should be held fully responsible for their outrageous actions.”
“Our community was put at risk last night by the individuals involved in the incident in the Hill area. Their callous disregard for our community’s safety and well-being is shameful," Dougherty's statement said. "There is no excuse for this conduct, especially while the people of this community endure the pandemic."
The episode erupted as police and prosecutors were already investigating possible criminal and civil violations stemming from an off-campus party at an apartment building in the same University Hill neighborhood that occurred over the previous weekend, according to ABC affiliate stationKMGH-TV in Denver.A screen recording of a Snapchat video taken by someone at the party was shared on social media, showing dozens of people at the event with no social distancing going on or masks being worn, according to KMGH.
In October, the City of Boulder issued a mandatory two-week quarantine for four properties in the neighborhood, city officials told KMGH, adding most are associated with fraternities.
