Steamboat Springs
Municipality in Colorado– With the investigation still ongoing, the Steamboat Springs Police Department has released reports and video related to the death of the 22-year-old man who fled from police and later drowned in the Yampa River.
Arman “Jack” Qureshi’s roommates told police that Qureshi had a serious alcohol problem that was kept secret from his parents.
According to roommates, Qureshi would drink up to a 1.75 liters of vodka daily.
Stop, police, now,” officer Jeff Malchow shouted. “Stop police. You’re gonna get tazed. You’re gonna get tazed. You see my laser? Probes are coming out right now.
Officer Jeff Malchow
One roommate told police he had talked to Qureshi about getting help, but he was not responsive.
According to a roommate, Qureshi had used drugs, including ketamine, an anesthetic usually used on large animals.
Qureshi was a bit depressed and felt like he did not fit in or have many friends, according to the roommate.
“Something was going to happen sooner or later,” the roommate said to police.
Qureshi’s parents were surprised and saddened to learn their son had a problem.
“They are shocked that he hid this from them, and they are very saddened to discover his recent problem because they would have tried to help,” police commander Annette Dopplick said.
Qureshi’s parents said Qureshi was an honor roll student in high school with a 4.0 GPA, and he rose to the Dean’s List while attending Benedictine University in Illinois on scholarship.
“All his instructors were very fond of him and always believed he had a very bright future,” Qureshi’s mother Seema Qureshi wrote in an email.
Fresh out of college, Qureshi had recently moved to Steamboat and had been doing work in IT for SmartWool.
“This was the first time he was living away from all of us, and I believe that this freedom and loneliness contributed to his drinking,” his mother wrote. “He enjoyed living life to the fullest and was a very special, kind and loyal person. I want this image of my son portrayed to the world.”
Qureshi’s parents were visiting Steamboat when their son’s body was found May 22.
“We were extremely proud of him as he took on a new job in a completely new town and seemed to be doing so well at it,”
Qureshi’s mother wrote. “Arman was very happy in your town and kept repeating how friendly everyone was there and how much he loved living and working in such a scenic town.”
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Post time: Jun-15-2017