Tag: Boulder County Sheriff’s Office
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Volunteers wanted to serve as victim advocates in Boulder County
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office is looking for volunteers to join its victim advocacy program that aims to assist those impacted by crime, accidents, trauma and other critical life events. “Our victim advocates provide direct and follow-up support to the victims of crime and tragedy in our communities,” Sheriff Joe Pelle said. “This is a…
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Sheriff’s office: Origin of Calwood Fire is undetermined after investigation
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Search called off for missing Colorado hiker, dog
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Search continues for missing Arvada man
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Two suspects eluded deputies in Boulder County, ram deputies vehicle
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Two suspects spotted inside a stolen vehicle Friday eluded Boulder County Sheriff’s deputies after ramming a patrol unit and avoiding multiple stop tactics, officials said. The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) received a tip about a vehicle parked in a no parking zone in the…
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Boulder County warns of increasing package thefts ahead of holidays
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office said the county is experiencing a spike in package thefts as residents receive packages during the holiday season. Deputies said thieves are using stolen vehicles to enter the area, steal packages from porches and then dump the vehicles nearby. “We wanted to make sure that residents are aware of this…
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34-year-old woman rescued after injuring leg while hiking Mount Sanitas
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Deputies from the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office rescued a 34-year-old Lafayette resident who suffered a leg injury while hiking on the Mount Sanitas Trail on Monday. Officials were dispatched to the trail at 5300 Mount…
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‘Suspicious’ fires ignite at abandoned sugar mill near Longmont
Mountain View Fire officials are investigating two suspicious fires that ignited at an abandoned sugar mill outside of Longmont on Wednesday. Boulder County sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of large, visible flames at an abandoned sugar mill at 11939 Sugar Mill Road, according to news release. Longmont Fire officials were the first to arrive…
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Man arrested for sexual exploitation of a child in Superior
Ronald Eugene Williams, 49, was arrested Friday in Superior after officials discovered more than 8,000 images and videos of child sexual exploitation on his devices, the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday. Williams was charged with six counts of sexual exploitation of a child, including possession with intent to distribute. As a class 3 felony,…
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Missing endangered Boulder woman found in woods
A 64-year-old Boulder woman reported missing and endangered was found Monday night in her vehicle in the woods, the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday. The woman was last seen about 11 a.m. Sunday in Boulder. Officials said a hiker reported a suspicious vehicle in the woods on Monday at 3 p.m. near the 8000…