MLB All-Star Game: 4 arrested after cache of weapons found in hotel near upcoming game in Denver

The hotel where the weapons were found is about one block away from Coors Field, where the MLB All-Star Game will be taking place Tuesday. Denver police feared a “Las Vegas-style shooting” during the game after they were tipped off about the weapons by a hotel maid, according to CNN affiliate KMGH.

Denver police officers initially responded to the Maven Hotel Friday for a report of a suspicious occurrence. After obtaining a search warrant, searching two rooms and impounding two vehicles, three men and a woman were arrested, police said in a news release. The arrests were made without incident, said Denver Police Chief Paul M. Pazen.

Platt was charged with investigation of possession of a weapon by a previous offender, two counts of possession of a controlled substance. Platt also had a warrant from another jurisdiction, Denver police said in a news release.

Gabriel Rodriguez was charged with investigation of possession of a weapon by a previous offender and possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute.

Ricardo Rodriguez was charged with investigation of possession of a weapon by a previous offender.

Serikawa was charged with investigation of possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. Serikawa also had a warrant from another jurisdiction, police said.

CNN has been unable to reach any of the individuals arrested and is trying to determine if they have legal representation.

Pazen said Sunday weapons and narcotics were recovered from the room, but no other information was available.

“We cannot definitively say what this situation is yet,” said Mayor Michael B. Hancock, adding that he does not want people speculating. “If we take away anything from this incident in our city is if you see something, say something.”

There have been no calls to the White House and no games have been postponed, Hancock said at a Sunday news conference.

“They’re playing ball, the activities are going forward,” he said.

Sage Hospitality, the operator of the Maven Hotel, released a statement saying it was “incredibly proud that our team swiftly alerted the authorities in this instance.”

“We are thankful to DPD for their quick action to safely resolve this situation and will continue to work closely with them to support their investigation,” the statement read.

CNN has reached out to the MLB, but has not heard back.