Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office, Douglas County Sheriff's Office and Jefferson County Sheriff's Office host 2016 Shred-a-Thon

The Metro Denver Crime Stoppers, 9News, Shred-It, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office, the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and the Westminster Police Department are sponsoring and hosting the 2016 Shred-a-Thon on Saturday; May 14 from 7am-noon.  This event allows community members to help combat crime by shredding important documents.

There will be 6 locations throughout metro Denver for residents to bring up to 3 legal size file folder boxes.  The event is free, but donations are requested and encouraged. 

Follow the advice of the Metro Denver Crime Stoppers, 9News, Shred-It, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office, the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and the Westminster Police Department and shred your important documents!  Criminals love to get this information; don't make it easy on them!

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Happy Mothers Day!!

We wanted to take a moment to recognize and wish all of the Moms out there a very Happy Mothers Day!!  None of us would be here without you! 

We also want to recognize those Moms that work in the following: Arapahoe County Courts, Arapahoe County Sheriff's Department, Adams County Courts, Adams County Sheriff's Department, Denver County Courts, Denver County Sheriff's Department, Denver Police Department, Douglas County Courts, Douglas County Sheriff's Department, Elbert County Courts, Elbert County Sheriff's Department, Jefferson County Courts, Jefferson County Sheriff's Department, Gilpin County Courts, Gilpin County Sheriff's Department, Golden Police Department, Blackhawk Police Department, Castle Rock Police Department, Aurora Municipal Court, Aurora Police Department, Lone Tree Police Department, Parker Police Department, Littleton Police Department, Englewood Police Department and; of course, the Colorado State Patrol! 

Thank You; Moms, for your efforts, love and unwavering dedication to your families.

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Douglas County Sheriff's Office Participates in Sex Trafficking Stings During World Cannabis Week

CO Law Enforcement Targets Child and Adult Sex Traffickers During World Cannabis Week

FBI MEDIA RELEASE
Denver Division (serving CO and WY)
Thomas Ravenelle, Special Agent in Charge
8000 E. 36th Avenue, Denver, CO 80238 | FBI.gov/Denver | @FBI Denver | 303.630.6060

For immediate release
April 26, 2016

CO law enforcement targets child and adult sex traffickers during World Cannabis Week

Police recovered five minors, arrested several adults for prostitution and trafficking during World Cannabis Week when thousands of tourists visited Colorado. Local, state and federal law enforcement agencies conducted operations to curb sex trafficking and exploitation, which resulted in the recovery of five children and the arrest of nine adults for trafficking and 26 adults for prostitution. Many other adults being trafficked were contacted and offered food, shelter, treatment and other services.
The sex trafficking operations were conducted across the Denver Metro area and along the Front Range during the week of April 18 because large scale events attract tourists and can also create a demand for prostitution. FBI personnel conducted research before and after “World Cannabis Week” in 2015 and noted a 35% increase in the number of online escort postings. Also, during this year’s event, nearly 40% of the escorts told police they traveled to Colorado for the special event.
“Whenever an event draws people from around the world, you will see an increase in sex trafficking,” said FBI Denver Special Agent in Charge Thomas Ravenelle. “The reality is major events will always have some organized criminal activity, including people who facilitate and profit from prostituting adults and children.”
The cooperative effort included participation from the Adams County Sheriff’s Office, Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office, Arvada Police Department, Aurora Police Department, Castle Rock Police Department, Colorado Department of Corrections, Colorado Springs Police Department, Colorado State Patrol, Colorado Trafficking and Organized Crime Coalition, Denver Police Department, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Golden Police Department, Homeland Security Investigations, Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, Parker Police Department, Rocky Mountain Innocence Lost Task Force, Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force, and Wheat Ridge Police Department.
One of the recovered minors, a 15-year-old victim, had been transported to Colorado from California by traffickers specifically for “420 Week.” Law enforcement arrested nine alleged traffickers on numerous felonies, including Pedro Davalos for Human Trafficking for Sexual Servitude. Police also arrested alleged pedophile James Brent Anderson, who allegedly made arrangements with an undercover officer to purchase a seven-year-old for sex.
A mugshot of James Brent Anderson can be obtained by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office. Pedro
Davalos was booked into Adams County.

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Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Hosting Shred-a-Thon on May 14th, 2016

Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office to host Shred-a-thon location starting at 7 a.m. May 14

Are you feeling buried by boxes of paperwork and bags of old receipts? If so, then it’s time to pack up your unneeded paperwork and bring it to the 2016 Shred-a-thon sponsored by 9NEWS, Shred-it Inc. and Metro-Denver Crime Stoppers.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office is hosting a Shred-a-thon location at the Sheriff's Office Administration/Coroner's Facility, 13101 E. Broncos Parkway, Centennial 80112.

Trucks will start shredding paper at 7 a.m. May 14.

The Shred-a-thon is a yearly fundraiser for the Metro-Denver Crime Stoppers program. For a donation to help fight crime in your community, you can have up to three legal-sized paper boxes or kitchen sized garbage bags of personal documents shredded on the spot.

Learn more about this important crime-fighting event by visiting 9News.com.

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Arapahoe County Colorado Sheriff's Deputies and Arapahoe County Jail Officers get new patch and new uniforms

Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office Transitions to New Uniform and Patch on May 1.

 

After more than 60 years of wearing the same uniform; with few changes, the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office will be wearing a different look starting at 6 a.m. on Sunday, May 1. The change will not only modernize the look of the agency, but will also be a cost savings to taxpayers.

 

Deputies have been wearing a medium blue shirt and striped pants, but will go to an all-black uniform. The new patch will now reflect Arapahoe County's history as the first Sheriff’s Office in the state and will also include the rank of each deputy. The new uniform will give deputies a more recognizable look as law enforcement personnel, and a look that is consistent with other agencies in the area. 

The new shirts have built-in reflective features that can be exposed for safety when necessary. The old pants were hot in the summer, cold in the winter, and were inflexible and uncomfortable for the active work deputies are doing up to 12 hours each day. The new pants are flexible and durable, ensuring comfort and creating longer wear time.

 

Overall, between the costs of the new uniforms and changes in the volume of uniform items ordered, the cost savings will be approximately $167 per sworn employee over the long-term. That savings adds up for 485 commissioned deputies. Additionally, fewer uniforms will be issued to deputies generally

assigned to administrative positions, such as investigators. 

 

The bulk of the savings comes from selecting a common uniform color. The shirts for the current uniform are custom-dyed. Not only has the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office paid for the color, they also have to pay a stocking fee to the supplier to maintain adequate stock. This will no longer be the case. The Sheriff’s Office used its uniform budget from 2015 and 2016 to fund the initial uniform transition so there are no negative budget impacts for the change.

 

Arapahoe County Sheriff's deputies will wear the new uniform and patch with pride and look forward to continuing their great service to the community as they head into the next 60 years.

 

Respectfully,

 

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Season of the Star Events in Castle Rock, CO

Celebrate the holidays with new Season of the Star events in Castle Rock, CO

November 10, 2015

Hot chocolate, holiday carols and twinkling lights – all signs the holiday season is upon us. Make sure your holidays are full of memories, magic and merriment with the Town’s new event series, Season of the Star.
The series of events will help celebrate the warmth of our community and will make sure Saturdays truly shine in Castle Rock this season. Join friends, family and neighbors as the Town, the Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Alliance help the community get into the spirit of the season.
Starting the week after Starlighting, the Season of the Star events will be held Downtown and at Festival Park every Saturday, giving families new ways to enjoy the charm of Downtown and create new traditions.
The event series will continue through the first week of January. Each weekend is another festive opportunity, so be sure to check out the schedule below. More information is available at CRgov.com/StarSeason. Admission to all of the Season of the Star events is free.

Season of the Star events:

Elf House Experience
4-7 p.m., Saturdays, Nov. 28-Jan. 2
Festival Park
Downtown Castle Rock will host an exhibit featuring “Selfies with Santa,” and “The Elves Dressing Room.” Bring the family and a camera. Take a selfie with Santa, or dress up like an Elf. More holiday lights Downtown this year will only add to the cheer and photo opportunities.

12 Stops of Christmas
4-7 p.m., Saturdays, Nov. 28 and Dec. 12
Downtown Castle Rock
Castle Rock is a generous community, so we know your giving list is long. Take care of everyone with the 12 Stops of Christmas. Visit each business on the route to gather stamps and enter to win a prize package from the Chamber, Downtown Alliance and the Town. Plus, shopping locally helps fund needed services like fire, police, emergency medical, roadwork and more.

Storytellers and S'mores
4-7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 5
Festival Park
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the season with an evening around a campfire listening to stories and making s’mores. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, and don’t forget to dress for the weather.

The Castle Rock Polar Express
4-7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19
Festival Park
It’s the traditional story, Castle Rock style. Enjoy a short train ride from the Douglas County Fairgrounds to Festival Park, which will be transformed into a North Pole celebration with Santa. The event will also include food, vendors and live entertainment.

Christmas Eve Candlelight services
4 p.m., Christmas Eve
Festival Park
Join your community as several churches host various candlelight services.

Downtown holiday movie – Elf
4 p.m., Dec. 26
Downtown
This holiday movie will be displayed outside on a giant screen. Bring the family and wind down after the Christmas holiday. Make sure to dress warm and bring a blanket or lawn chairs.

WinterFest
4-7 p.m. Jan. 2
Festival Park
Ring in the New Year with a variety of activities including, ice carving, a fun run, the Cold War Classic Cyclocross Race, a Resolution Run, and other outdoor activities.

We look forward to celebrating the Holidays with the Castle Rock Community.

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Colorado State Patrol Trooper Killed by Drunk Driver

Colorado State Patrol Trooper Hit by Drunk Driver

Published on November 16, 2015 in News

On Sunday night, November 15, 2015 at approximately 8:50 p.m., a Colorado State Patrol Trooper, Jamie Jursevics, was fatally struck by a vehicle on I-25 just north of Tomah Road while assisting at the scene of an accident. After hitting the trooper the suspect fled the scene continuing southbound on I-25. The suspect was stopped on Spruce Mountain Road and taken into custody by Palmer Lake Police Department.
The suspect arrested is 52-year-old Eric Henderson. Henderson is being held on a million dollar bond at the Douglas County Jail. He is facing multiple charges, including vehicular homicide, leaving the scene of an accident, driving under the influence, and careless driving resulting in death.
Our hearts go out to the family of Trooper Jursevics and to the Colorado State Patrol. This is a tragic and avoidable crime. We would like to remind drivers that if you see an officer on the side of the road please slow down and move at least one lane away from the officer, if possible. This is Colorado law.
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank all of the surrounding emergency responders for their assistance in this unfortunate incident.
This is an open and ongoing investigation. If you have any information regarding this case please call our Tip Line at 303-660-7579.


Our deepest sympathies, condolences and utmost respect go out to the family, friends and colleagues of Colorado State Patrol Trooper Jamie Jursevics.  God Speed, Trooper.

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