DPD officer receives act of kindness award
Denver police officer Melissa Martin hugs Citizens Appreciate Police Board member and former Denver Police Department Lt. Catherine Davis after accepting the CAP Award on Wednesday in Denver. When Officer
2022 Tax Deduction
For your taxes, membership dues for 2022 totalled: $943.80 ($78.65/mo)
OP/ED by Armstrong Williams “It’s time to take back…
When it comes to protecting our society and streets from crime, some have suggested redirecting fund from law enforcement to therapists. Don’t get me wrong, mental health is vital, but
Denver officer saves baby who stopped breathing during National…
Denver Officer Brad Dore holds a baby who momentarily stopped breathing. Dore had rushed to the scene and applied first aid until the baby began to cry. (PHOTO: Zain Dada)
Denver PPA Statement on Grand Jury Indictment
January 4, 2023 Statement of the Denver Police Protective Association Grand Jury Decision/LoDo Incident July 17, 2022 Today the Denver Police Protective Association was made aware, through the Grand Jury
2022 PPA CHRISTMAS PARTY
Thank you to all who attended this year’s PPA Christmas party! It was great fun and congratulations to our Ugliest Sweater Winner! To see pictures of all the kids, families
PPA ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
Please come join us on Saturday, December 3 for the PPA’s Annual Christmas Party. Bring your kids, family, and friends. All food and beverages are free! Free professional pictures with
Words from Denver’s man of few words
Ron Thomas was sworn in as Denver’s police chief Oct. 18. He spoke at a news conference on Sept. 1 announcing his selection by Mayor Michael Hancock to lead the
Ron Thomas sworn in as Denver’s new police chief
Denver County Court chief presiding judge Nicole M. Rodarte swears in Denver Police Department chief of police Ron Thomas on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022, at the Denver City and County
Pazen reflects on 4-year tenure as police chief
Retiring Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen talks about his time on Denver’s police force Tuesday in his office at Denver police headquarters in Denver. Paul Pazen, Denver’s outgoing police chief,