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DEA Announces 20th Take Back Day April 24.
With opioid overdose deaths increasing during the pandemic, the Drug Enforcement Administration announces its 20th Take Back Day is scheduled for Saturday, April 24th. Read on... -
Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Oppose Senate Bill 21-062
Jeffco should not continue to be the subject of a social experiment that handcuffs law enforcement rather than the individuals who harm and victimize our citizens. Therefore, sheriffs and police chiefs within the 1st Judicial District oppose SB 21-062. -
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Sheriff's Response to Senate Bill 21-062
During the current state legislative session, Senate Bill 21-062 was introduced as one of several bills focused on criminal justice reform, specifically the justice system’s “over-reliance on incarceration” as described by the bill’s sponsors Read on...
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The recent event in Minneapolis involving its police department has caused great concern throughout the entire country. Let me assure you that we at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office stand in condemnation of the death of George Floyd...(Read more here) | During the current state legislative session, Senate Bill 21-062 was introduced as one of several bills focused on criminal justice reform, specifically the justice system’s “over-reliance on incarceration” as described by the bill’s sponsors. While the bill offers some positive changes, I believe it will have a negative impact on crime in Jefferson County if approved as written. In its current form, the bill effectively eliminates the ability to incarcerate individuals for class 4, 5, or 6 felony offenses. | We review and update our policies regularly to ensure that we are in line with the best practices within the industry as well as are consistent with Colorado and federal law. |