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The message behind a Wyoming sheriff's new Denver billboard on Alameda Avenue - Vimarsana News

The message behind a Wyoming sheriff's new Denver billboard on Alameda Avenue

The Laramie County Sheriff's new billboard looms above W. Alameda Avenue in Denver with a clear message to cops: "Work in Wyoming where breaking the law is still illegal and cops are funded."

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Denver police refused 2nd request to clear Auraria pro-Palestine protest - Vimarsana News

Denver police refused 2nd request to clear Auraria pro-Palestine protest

Denver police Chief Ron Thomas said Friday that he refused Auraria Campus officials' request to clear pro-Palestine demonstrators from an encampment a second time after police arrested 45 people in a tense sweep of the site last week -- and said there is currently "no legal way" for officers to dismantle the demonstration.

Mayor Johnston announces new auto theft prevention - Vimarsana News

Mayor Johnston announces new auto theft prevention

“We are taking crime seriously and are proud to announce a comprehensive approach to auto thefts throughout Denver.”

Colorado Car Theft Down as Denver Revs Up New Police Programs - Vimarsana News

Colorado Car Theft Down as Denver Revs Up New Police Programs

During the pandemic, the state had the highest rate of auto theft in the country. But it dropped in 2023, and law enforcement wants to decrease it further.

Photos: Police chief, DA and others speak at crime-focused 'BusinessDen Forum' - Vimarsana News

Photos: Police chief, DA and others speak at crime-focused 'BusinessDen Forum'

Other panelists at last week’s event sponsored by Ireland Stapleton were hotelier Walter Isenberg, the president of a private security firm and the city’s top advisor on homelessness.