Prop. 130 would provide $350 million for law enforcement in Colorado, if passed in November
Proposition 130 would require the state to provide $350 million to help local police departments recruit, train, and retain officers.
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Boulder police are using AI to write crime reports, and some urge caution
Earlier this year, the Boulder Police Department began using artificial intelligence to transcribe body camera footage and generate police reports, a move officials say is saving time and improving report writing. This month, the department adopted a new AI policy. However, some community members are urging caution against the blanket deployment of these emerging technologies without proper safeguards.
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100 license plate readers equals 100 arrests of suspects on varius charges, Denver police say
License plate readers are continuing to be installed around Denver, and with almost 100 readers around the city, police have been able to arrest over 100 suspects on various criminal charges.
Man who shot at four Pueblo police officers in 2021 sentenced to 96 years
A man has been sentenced to almost a century behind bars for a 2021 incident in which he shot at four Pueblo Police officers as they were responding to a menacing call.
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Steve Redfearn, serving in interim since January, named as new Boulder police chief
Boulder’s city manager has appointed Steve Redfearn as the city’s next police chief, marking the latest change to the department as it faces demands for reform.
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Speeding? In Fort Collins, it may not be a police officer who issues you a citation
The City of Fort Collins will soon begin issuing citations for people caught speeding through intersections with traffic cameras. The city will be turning on the speed detection function on their intersection cameras, which before only monitored drivers for running red lights.
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Police: In Westminster, burglars are surveilling business owners before breaking into their homes
Westminster police are warning the public about a growing burglary trend in which small business owners are being targeted at their homes.
Window washing at intersections is illegal in Denver, police say
It has been months since Denver drivers first started noticing window washers at many busy intersections across the metro area.
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Fremont County lowers age requirement for detention deputies to address shortages
Individuals wishing to gain employment as a detentions deputy at the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office no longer have to wait until they are 21 to apply.
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Investigation continues into partial Main Street building collapse in Cañon City
Officials in Cañon City are investigating after a building collapsed in the heart of the downtown business district on Tuesday.
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