Colorado Cops Put Phone UAP Video Into PURSUE
Release 06 is the first PURSUE tranche to carry local law-enforcement phone video. A Colorado officer filmed a silent light with red, blue and green flashes — and the government still will not name what it was.
What Happened
On 18 September 2026, PURSUE's sixth tranche did something the earlier batches had not: it published local law-enforcement UAP material. Four cellphone clips from Colorado, plus a matching transcript, now sit on the Department of War archive under the Local Law Enforcement filter.
According to the department's notes and independent reporting on the release, the footage was shot on a commercial phone's rear camera in October 2023 and later submitted into the federal UAP pipeline. Privacy edits blur the lower half of several frames. The exact Colorado location is redacted.
A working officer's phone is now inside the official UAP archive.
What People Are Saying
The notes on one clip describe the phenomenon as silent, with red, blue and green flashing lights. The reporting officer estimated the object at roughly 300 feet up, stationary for about 15 minutes, then moving closer. A radar check reportedly showed no aircraft in the area.
CBS News, reviewing the same drop, counted four Colorado law-enforcement videos among 71 total files in Release 06. The department did not issue a definitive identification. The accompanying notes also warn that phone autofocus and automatic image processing can distort how distant lights look and move, especially at high zoom.
The Context
This is not the same story as the sixth-tranche pace piece already in the archive. That article tracked the declassification machine. This one tracks a narrower first: civilian police phone video entering the same unresolved-case shelf as military sensor files.
Unresolved still means unresolved. The government is publishing the report chain, not a conclusion. JitterSnap's read: the mystery is not cinematic. It is bureaucratic — a patrol phone, a federal inbox, and a case that still ends without a name.
The light got a case number. It did not get an answer.