Crime & Police

Sam Mandez, who spent 17 years in solitary confinement, was resentenced and will likely be released soon.

Patrick Firman will leave after three tumultuous years on the job.

The victim is described as Matthew Martin’s girlfriend.

Paul Pazen has experienced more than his share of highs and lows.

The standoff lasted for around an hour.

The fifteen plaintiffs describe harrowing experiences.

The postponement marks the third this year.

The officer took part in another fatal shooting of a suspect who ran.

Nine pedestrians and one cyclist are among the victims.

New details have emerged about SeaQuest Littleton’s repeated violations of state animal welfare laws, including a lawsuit on behalf of a sloth who was accidentally burned by a heat lamp.

There’s plenty about this event most folks have yet to hear.

“I told him, ‘You’re not supposed to ride those on the sidewalk, dude.'”

Events are said to have created a “perfect storm of negativity.”

Dean Williams has been the executive director of the Department of Corrections since January.

Mitch Morrissey pioneered familiar DNA as a prosecutor.

Quinn Scaggs has been on the loose since June 25.

Investigators have determined that the incident wasn’t criminal.

The gang members wear white rather than red or blue.

Polis is calling for an independent investigation.

Andrew “Bernie” Bernstein will be hospitalized for months.

Denver’s Department of Public Safety wants city council to vote on temporary halfway house contracts as early as next week.

A family spokesperson says protesters won’t go away.