ELECTION APRIL 4!
TOMORROW is a very important election (April 4). With both the mayor’s race and eight seats in contention for City Council, the stakes are high for our future. This is
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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,
Plagued by crime, metro Denver is among the worst…
A new report paints metro Denver as an urban region plagued by rising crime – with numbers that are among the worst in the country. Car theft in Denver is second
EDITORIAL: Colorado’s crime fight isn’t about ‘deterrence’
The value of cars being stolen in Denver. More than 85% of stolen cars are worth less than $25,000. Submitted, Common Sense Institute No crook can be in two places
Denver PD, sheriff’s office look for ways to recruit,…
“We’re losing bodies faster than we fill seats in the academy,” a Denver PD sergeant said By Ashley Silver DENVER — Staffing issues continue to plague law enforcement agencies nationwide. The
Veteran officer takes over Denver PD as it struggles…
“I want this department to be what the people want it to be,” Ron Thomas said By Elise Schmelzer The Denver Post DENVER — A frequent, trusted presence at community
2022 PPA SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS
Congratulations to all who applied for the 2022 PPA Scholarship award. There were 24 applicants and three awards provided this year. The 2022 PPA Scholarship recipients are: Spencer Chuck Son
THE GAZETTE EDITORIAL BOARD: The troubling state of Colorado’s…
Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen Consider this observation by Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen about Colorado’s dubious distinction as the No. 1 state for auto theft: “When I speak to
The State of the Streets: A conversation with Police…
Denver chief of police Paul Pazen gives the final speech on Thursday, May 19, 2022, during the Denver Police Department’s annual fallen officers memorial ceremony at the department’s administration building
PPA New Contract Ratification Vote
The tentative agreement with the City has been ratified: Total of 583 voted, with 522 yes and 61 no. For those who missed the educational meetings, an overview of the