HOW IT WORKS: H.A.L.O. CamerasDenver Police2026-09-24 | HOW IT WORKS: H.A.L.O. CamerasSVP Paul Roy Nason 040423Denver Police2023-04-04 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Ditlev Andrew Hutchison 032823Denver Police2023-03-28 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Michael Benjamin Dydyn 032423Denver Police2023-03-24 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Adam Geronimo Morales 032323Denver Police2023-03-23 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.Polar Plunge for Special Olympics 2023Denver Police2023-03-23 | Recruits from the Denver Police Academy raised more than $25,000 for Special Olympics Colorado, then to celebrate they all jumped into a pool of ice cold water. This is the Polar Plunge!Denver Police Father/Daughter Duo!Denver Police2023-03-23 | DPD Sergeant Adam Rives is a volunteer mentor with the Denver Police Explorer Program, and he's got some company--his daughter, Explorer Sergeant Bianca Rives. Watch now to learn more about this dynamic duo, and the DPD Explorer Program.
DPD Explorer Website: denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/police-department/jobs/explorer-program.htmlPRESS CONFERENCE: DPD Launches DenverTrack Program to Combat Auto TheftDenver Police2023-03-03 | Denver – Friday, March 3, 2023 – Today, the Denver Police Department (DPD) announced a new program to combat auto thefts – DenverTrack. The DenverTrack program works with any vehicle with an installed tracking device, including factory-installed or after-market devices, and GPS and Bluetooth tracking devices to track stolen vehicles in real time.
The program requires vehicle owners to register for DenverTrack to preauthorize Denver Police access to the GPS location data only in the unfortunate event that their vehicle is stolen. If a registered vehicle is reported stolen, DPD will then confirm consent from the vehicle’s owner to access the vehicle tracking information in real time, with the goal of quickly locating and returning the vehicle to the owner and arresting the suspect(s).
“The Denver Police Department is committed to reducing auto thefts in Denver and recognizes the significant impact this particular crime has had on our residents and visitors,” said Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas. “In 2022, Denver Police officers arrested 1,484 suspects for auto theft, compared to the nearly 14,900 reported stolen vehicles in Denver, which is why having tracking information in real time is vital in retrieving stolen vehicles and holding offenders accountable.”
Vehicle owners can visit www.denvergov.org/DenverTrack to register their vehicle and learn more about the program and additional auto theft prevention tips. Once the vehicle is registered online, DPD will mail DenverTrack stickers to owners to place on their vehicle’s windows to deter potential thieves from stealing their car. Two sticker designs are attached to this press release. Placing a sticker on the registered vehicle is encouraged, but not required. While the program is free to register, a fee from the manufacturer may incur if the GPS system is accessed.SVP Mitchell Wayne Bishop 020723Denver Police2023-02-07 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Daniel Jessie Roybal 013023Denver Police2023-01-30 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Mark Steven Crnolatas 011823Denver Police2023-01-18 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.Christmas Crusade 2022Denver Police2023-01-09 | Denver Police Officers teamed up with agencies throughout the Metro area to buy presents for about 700 area children this week. The kids were nominated by officers in their community because of the possibility they would not receive anything this year. Watch now and find out all about the Christmas Crusade!DPD Roll into the Holidays Party!Denver Police2022-12-19 | The Denver Police Department is helping dozens of families to enjoy the holiday season. Through officer donations, the department purchased gifts for two classes of third grade students at John Amesse Elementary School. These gifts were given to the children at a rollerskating party hosted by DPD at Skate City in Arvada on Saturday, December 10, 2022.SVP Jeremy Patrick Gentleman 121222Denver Police2022-12-12 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.DPD Roll into the Holidays Shopping!Denver Police2022-12-12 | The Denver Police Department is helping dozens of families to enjoy the holiday season. Through officer donations, the department purchased gifts for two classes of third grade students at John Amesse Elementary School. These gifts will be given to the children at a rollerskating party hosted by DPD at Skate City in Arvada on Saturday, December 10, 2022.PRESS CONFERENCE: Neighborhood HeroesDenver Police2022-12-05 | Earlier today, the Daniels Fund and Denver Police Department recognized four heroes who assisted an on-duty Denver Police officer who crashed while riding his motorcycle on the highway. The officer and men who helped him were reunited for the first time during the event.
The Daniels Fund awarded Colorado Department of Corrections Sgt. Robert Pressley, Hector Araujo Jr., Vincent Plaskey, and Austin Mackay with the Bill Daniels Neighborhood Hero Award and presented them each with a $1,000 check as an expression of gratitude for their courageous actions. The Bill Daniels Neighborhood Hero Award was established by the Daniels Fund to recognize members of our community who go “above and beyond” and make heroic efforts to help others.
“It is an honor for us to recognize these four individuals for rushing to the aid of Officer Pequeno,” said Hanna Skandera, President & CEO of the Daniels Fund. “Their actions truly exemplify the spirit of this award and the values of Bill Daniels — selflessly going above and beyond the call of duty to help someone in need.”
At approximately 5:15 a.m., on July 21, 2022, Denver Police Traffic Officer Anthony Pequeno was involved in a serious motorcycle crash on northbound Interstate 25 near 23rd Avenue. Officer Pequeno was attempting to stop a driver who committed a serious traffic violation when Pequeno’s motorcycle experienced an anomaly that caused Officer Pequeno to lose control of his motorcycle and strike the highway median – while traveling at a high rate of speed.
Officer Pequeno was seriously injured and was pinned under his motorcycle in the far-left lane of traffic. Three drivers observed this incident and quickly positioned their vehicles in a manner that created a barrier between oncoming traffic and the officer. The three gentlemen, Hector Araujo, Vincent Plaskey and Austin Mackay then exited their vehicles and rendered aid to Officer Pequeno as he lay injured on the highway.
At that same time, Colorado Department of Corrections Sergeant Robert Pressley was driving by the scene and observed Officer Pequeno down on the highway. Sgt. Pressley had medical supplies in his vehicle and pulled over to assist in rendering medical aid to Officer Pequeno. Sgt. Pressley applied bandages to Officer Pequeno’s abrasions and remained with the officer until paramedics arrived.
“The quick and thoughtful actions by these individuals undoubtedly prevented this incident from becoming worse and I cannot thank them enough for their potentially life-saving actions in helping our officer,” said Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas. “These individuals are true heroes, and we are honored to acknowledge them.”
After the heroes were presented with the Bill Daniels Neighborhood Hero Award, the Denver Police Department also recognized them with a Community Hero Award.PRESS CONFERENCE: Update on 11-28-22 Officer Involved ShootingDenver Police2022-12-01 | ...Denver Police Promotion Ceremony - November 2022Denver Police2022-11-17 | Friday, November 4, 2022, at 10:00 a.m., the Denver Police Department promoted 17 officers within its ranks, including one Division Chief, two Commanders, four Lieutenants and 10 Sergeants. Those being promoted bring valuable experience, determination, and service to the community, which will aid them in their new positions.Denver Police Academy Graduation - October 2022 - Class 22-2Denver Police2022-11-17 | October 28, 2022, the Denver Police Department welcomed 16 new officers, and the Academy graduates will now move on to the field training portion of their work. Congratulations to Lateral Recruit Class 22-2!Denver Police Academy Graduation - October 2022 - Class 22-1Denver Police2022-11-17 | October 28, 2022, the Denver Police Department welcomed 42 new officers, and the Academy graduates will now move on to the field training portion of their work. Congratulations to Basic Recruit Class 22-1!PRESS CONFERENCE: 1,000 Free Thanksgiving MealsDenver Police2022-11-17 | Thanks to the generosity of AT&T, Walmart, and the Denver Police Foundation, DPD is giving away 1,000 free Thanksgiving meals for families in need.Avoid Denver Broncos Ticket SCAMS!Denver Police2022-11-07 | Some tips to avoid being scammed when purchasing Denver Broncos tickets: - Buy tickets at Empower Field Ticket office - Purchase though authenticated third party sellers - Verify the authenticity of the website you purchase from and the sellers web address - Double check the actual resale ticket seller - Search for negative reviews about the ticket seller - Ensure the section and seat number exists using: seats3d.com/nfl/denver_broncos/# - Ask for proof of purchase - Use a credit card for third party purchases--credit cards offer scam protection that debit cards may not - If possible, don't buy from people you don't know - When in doubt, contact the Empower Field Ticket Office for verification - Always report ticket scams to the Denver Police DepartmentKrystals Story: Domestic Violence Awareness MonthDenver Police2022-10-17 | October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This is Krystal's story of overcoming domestic violence in her life, and becoming a Survivor.Reading at the Red Shield CenterDenver Police2022-10-17 | Officer Gerald Abraham was born and raised in Denver, and spent much of his youth at the Salvation Army Red Shield Center. Today, he's giving back through a reading and mentoring program at the center. Watch now to learn more!Hoops 4 Safety 2022Denver Police2022-10-03 | It's the 2022 edition of Denver Police's Hoops 4 Safety Basketball Camp! A huge thank you to all of our sponsors, including: Metro State, Kroenke Sports, Denver Police Foundation, Denver Black Police Officer's Association, Gold Crown Foundation, Chick-fil-a, and Walmart.PRESS CONFERENCE: Denver Police Arrest Suspect in Murder of 14-year-old “JoJo” AragonDenver Police2022-10-02 | The Denver Police Department announce the arrest of a 17-year-old male in connection with the murder of 14-year-old Josiaz “JoJo” Aragon. The suspect is being held for Investigation of First-Degree Murder, Aggravated Robbery, Tampering with Physical Evidence in a Felony Crime, and Possession of a Handgun by a Juvenile.
On August 8, 2022, shortly after 1:15 p.m., Denver Police responded to a reported deceased individual outside the Southwest Recreation Center at 9200 W. Saratoga Pl. Upon arrival, officers found Josiaz Aragon deceased with apparent signs of trauma. The Denver Medical Examiner’s Office completed an autopsy and determined the cause of death was multiple sharp and blunt force injuries with a gunshot wound, and that the manner of death was homicide. Over the course of the past seven weeks, Denver Police homicide investigators tirelessly conducted an extensive, complex investigation resulting in the identification of the juvenile suspect, obtained an arrest warrant yesterday, and officers located and took the suspect into custody last night in Southwest Denver.
The Denver Police Department thanks members of the community who shared critical tips in the early stages of the investigation that led to the suspect’s identification.
Per standard protocol, the Denver District Attorney’s Office will make the determination regarding charges. Due to the suspect’s age, the booking photo and arrest affidavit are not available for release.SVP Manuel Richard Garcia III 092322Denver Police2022-09-23 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Taylor Robert Moore 092122Denver Police2022-09-22 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Brian Keith Rogers 091922Denver Police2022-09-20 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Freddie Ramirez 091322Denver Police2022-09-13 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Justin Paul Kimball 091322Denver Police2022-09-13 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.Sgt. John Zack Celebrates 40 Years with DPDDenver Police2022-09-13 | ...DPD Ice Cream Pop Up at Maria Greenwood SchoolDenver Police2022-09-13 | ...Honoring Marsha BergerDenver Police2022-09-13 | Denver Police honor longtime supporter Marsha BergerDenver Police Promotion Ceremony - August 2022Denver Police2022-08-29 | Congratulations to DPD's newest promotees: Lt. Ryan Harris Sgt. Donald Hardy Sgt. Glen Martin Sgt. John Nelson Sgt. Brandon Reyes Sgt. Darlene Vita Sgt. Brian MarshallDPD School Supply Giveaway!Denver Police2022-08-29 | In preparation for kids heading back to school, DPD partnered with the Denver Police Foundation, Kroenke Sports Charities, and Alpine Bank to hand out free backpacks stuffed with supplies. Watch now!SVP Isaiah Joseph Lucero 082422Denver Police2022-08-24 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.Critical Incident Briefing - 20th and LarimerDenver Police2022-08-18 | This critical incident briefing is intended to provide information regarding an officer-involved shooting that occurred near 20th St. and Larimer St. in Lower Downtown Denver on July 17, 2022. You will see relevant video footage and learn about other evidence and police procedures related to the case so you have a better understanding of the details of this incident.SVP Douglas Lee Baker 081022Denver Police2022-08-10 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Carl Vincent Avery 080822Denver Police2022-08-08 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.The Blue & You Block Party!Denver Police2022-08-01 | The Denver Police Department and the Denver Police Foundation recently hosted community members at their first “Blue & You Block Party” – a free event open to the public. Free food and drinks, vehicle protection devices and catalytic converter etching kits, free bicycle tune ups, free haircuts, bouncy houses, yard games and much more were enjoyed by all!PRESS CONFERENCE: Update on Officer-Involved Shootings (07/20/22)Denver Police2022-07-20 | The Denver Police Department provides a media briefing with additional information regarding three separate critical incidents that occurred during the past week. This briefing is being held in accordance with the Department’s standard practice of releasing more information discovered and confirmed through the first several days of a critical incident investigation.Avalanche Stanley Cup Parade 2022Denver Police2022-07-12 | DPD officers were serving, protecting, AND celebrating with the hundreds of thousands of fans during the Colorado Avalanche's Stanley Cup Championship Parade. Take a look inside the action!Critical Incident Briefing - 3800 N Olive St 070622Denver Police2022-07-08 | This critical incident briefing is intended to provide information regarding an officer-involved shooting that occurred in northeast Denver on June 4, 2021. You will see relevant video footage and learn about other evidence and police procedures related to the case so you have a better understanding of the details of this incident.Denver Police Promotion Ceremony - May 2022Denver Police2022-07-06 | Monday, May 16, 2022, the Denver Police Department promoted 7 officers – 1 to the rank of Lieutenant, and 6 to the rank of Sergeant. It takes a great deal of perseverance to move up the ranks in a police department; many try and few succeed. We commend these officers for their hard work and dedication to our department and our community.Denver Police Youth AcademyDenver Police2022-07-06 | Youth from all across the Denver area were able to participate in a special Youth Community Academy with the Denver Police Department on May 21, 2022. This behind-the-scenes look at the DPD experience was particularly impactful for a number of youth in attendance who are considering a career in public service. Watch now to find out more!Denver Forensic Science Day!Denver Police2022-07-06 | Student's from Denver's Hamilton Middle School got to spend the day as forensic scientists and crime scene investigators! Watch now as they investigate mock crime scenes with their real life counterparts from the Denver Police Crime Lab. This innovative program is sponsored by the Denver Police Museum. denverpolicemuseum.orgPRESS CONFERENCE: Denver Agencies Encourage Safe Celebration for Independence DayDenver Police2022-06-24 | Independence Day celebrations, when not done responsibly, can pose serious health and safety risks. Therefore, several Denver agencies are coming together to discuss concerns about illegal fireworks, impaired driving, pet and personal safety, and to encourage safe celebrations this Fourth of July and the days leading up to it.PRESS CONFERENCE: Chief Pazen Talks Safety for Stanley Cup FinalsDenver Police2022-06-23 | The Colorado Avalanche have an opportunity to win the championship this Friday evening and the Denver Police Department encourages all fans to enjoy the game, #CelebrateResponsibly and #StayoutofthePenaltyBox
To amplify the message of celebrating responsibly, the Denver Police Department partnered with the Colorado Avalanche to make public service announcements encouraging appropriate merriment. Governor Polis, Bernie, Former Avs’ player and commentator Mark Rycroft, and members of the Denver Police Hockey team share important messages about celebrating responsibly, which will be shown at watch parties and DPD and partner’s social media platforms. Media outlets are also welcome to share the videos.
While this is an exciting time for the Mile High City, as seen in past championship wins, the positive experience of the win, can quickly become negative when celebrations turn to destruction. Fans are asked to celebrate in a controlled manner and not tarnish the team’s accomplishments with illegal acts.
The Denver Police Department will have resources available to address potential safety concerns and illegal behaviors. Additionally, DPD has a traffic plan in place to assist the large crowds and heavy vehicular traffic with exiting the downtown area. During the post-game out crowd, residents of downtown may have limited access due to potential road closures. Fans should be aware that there will be large crowds downtown and if they’d like to avoid this, alternative plans to enjoy the game are advised.SVP Charles Joseph Stout 062122Denver Police2022-06-21 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.SVP Bruce Casey Crispin 060822Denver Police2022-06-08 | For more information on this or any Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) in Denver, please contact the Denver Police Department Sex Offender Registration/Compliance Unit at 720-913-6511, or by email at Sex_Offender_Registration@denvergov.org.