Tag: Douglas County Sheriff
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Douglas County approves AI system for sheriff’s investigations
Douglas County commissioners unanimously approved the purchase of an artificial intelligence system to assist the Sheriff’s Office with investigative analysis. The system is designed to help investigators process large volumes of data more efficiently and turn it into usable investigative leads, officials said. “This system dramatically improves how we process large and complex databases, turning…
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DougCo unveils mobile warning siren system
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office rolled out a new emergency alert system to reach residents during life-threatening conditions amid extreme drought and heightened fire conditions. The DCSO programmed Hi-Lo sirens into patrol vehicles that emit a distinct, alternating tone, followed by a recorded message: “A mandatory evacuation order has been issued for this area. Please…
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Douglas County commissioners approve shoplifting ordinance despite pushback
The Board of Douglas County Commissioners approved an ordinance Tuesday afternoon that will mandate businesses report suspected shoplifting crimes. The ordinance, a highly-debated measure that has been in the works for over a year, was unanimously adopted by the three-commissioner board despite considerable pushback from community members, some of whom sarcastically noted their concerns during…
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DougCo deputy fired after DUI, careless driving arrest
A Douglas County Sheriff’s deputy was fired Friday after he was arrested by Parker Police the previous weekend. Andrew Sanders faces charges of driving under the influence, careless driving, assault on a police officer and obstruction in relation to a traffic stop just before 8 p.m. Feb. 7, according to a Friday news release from…
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Man arrested for attempted murder after DougCo carjacking, chase
Authorities arrested a man in connection with a carjacking and ensuing chase through Highlands Ranch Monday night that left a sheriff’s deputy “bloodied and bruised.” Daniel Reynaldo Tolentino, 43, faces charges of attempted first-degree murder of a peace officer, aggravated robbery and felony menacing after he allegedly robbed a car from a car wash and…
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Shootings at Highlands Ranch entertainment venue began with fight in women’s restroom, affidavit says
A judge set bail at $1 million Monday for a woman accused of opening fire in the restroom of an entertainment venue, sparking an incident that ended when a Douglas County sheriff’s deputy killed a man. Nevaeha Crowley-Sanders, 23, is being held on suspicion of attempted murder and first-degree assault in connection with the shooting,…
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DougCo sheriff deputies credited for blocking stolen vehicle headed for shoppers
The incident went down Sunday in a crowded grocery store parking lot in Highlands Ranch.
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Douglas County officials expect big year of growth
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save From new leadership to anticipated economic growth, officials expect another busy year in Douglas County in 2025. A new Board of County Commissioners District 3 Douglas County Commissioner Kevin Van Winkle during his first business meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 17 in Castle Rock, Colorado.…
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Douglas County Sheriff’s investigators arrest suspect in Parker drug bust
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a suspect following a near two-month long narcotics investigation, resulting in a large seizure of illegal fentanyl and firearms in Parker. Deputies arrested a 42-year-old man last week, according to a news release on Monday. Vincent Pecor is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday and is free on $15,000…
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‘Sophisticated’ burglary operation targets Asian business owners in Douglas County, sheriff’s say
Douglas County authorities are investigating what they label as an organized group of burglars targeting homes of Asian business owners within the county, amounting to nearly $1 million in stolen property. In a news release, Douglas County sheriff’s officials called the illegal operation “sophisticated,” saying suspects have tracked their victims’ activity before stealing from them.…