they took my two gold rings. With diamonds…read more And my phone. And my scrubby buddy sponge. Phone cables gold chain small coke bottle.

I have been so impressed w my last 4 interactions w the Denver police…read more A cop backed over my bike when I was 10 and lied about it so I've always disliked cops but not anymore... Anyway, the more troubling issue is I've had 4 interactions w police- we have 2 buildings downtown and in last 12 months we have had homeless start 2 fires, a large broken window and multiple graffiti and my car stolen - yes in less than 12 months. This is not the police's fault. It's the prosecutors that won't prosecute and the fact you can carry enough fentanyl to kill a small city w out being arrested We have voted this way as a city ( myself included ) and what we get!

District 6 Citizen Advisory Group meets once a month at the police station…read more DPD District 6 wants to hear from you, in addition to reporting crimes, let their police officers know your concerns and context.

Officer J. Nelson had nothing but complaints for me when I came to report an incident. I told him…read morehow I had been to three different district offices in the last hour trying to figure out my situation, and he all, but refused to assist me. He made me beg before he even acknowledged my issue. I will have to go to a fourth district office just to get a resolution because crime is such an inconvenience to this office.

Went here in search of the mysterious "Claims Prevention Unit", only to find out that was located…read morein the 1331 Cherokee St Denver Police Administrative Building. THAT building looks gritty, dark, imposing and vaguely menacing when one looks at it. THIS building, in contrast, has a modern design, is relatively welcoming, grounds are kept up nicely and the help I received here, while perfunctory, was delivered with an earnest desire to help (again, completely in contrast to the "help" I received downtown.) The officer that helped file a hit-and-run incident report for me back in June was also from DPD District 3 (it's now October). So...not too much business to conduct here, but thanks for making it a welcoming, less foreboding building to walk into and staff to interact with, DPD. Kudos, and I respect your work keeping my neighborhood safe.

Wonder why they blocked ratings on their site wonder if they're still the bunch of tyrant that…read morelet people get assaulted right in front of the police station and say that's not against the law... bunch of clowns

02OCT 2025 My neighbor's driveway was blocked by a jerk's…read moretruck. The cop came and stayed in front of our house until the tow truck showed up. Good service.

I called the non emergency line for a noise complaint and was told that my address didn't exist and…read morethat the fire department was at building w. I was calling for loud music at 5am and there is no building w where I live. What a hot mess!!!!!!!!! Why would the fire dept handle a noise complaint, and why give a fake building number. This is sad but expected nowadays. I just hung up since the conversation was going nowhere.

I am from Utah, I went to Denver for vacation and someone took my wallet. I went to the police…read morestation and they were very polite with me and did their jobs great! Thanks Guys!

E. Garcia is a pathetic excuse of flesh with rotting teeth and isn't even smart enough to run a…read morefront desk. No help. Aggressive and 5'2"

The City of Denver supports stop lights that are 'timed'. I know this. I always (for over a year…read moreI've been driving this route) look for the one at the bottom of the hill while West-bound on Park Ave when it crosses Globeville Rd. My reactions were not 'on' one morning (7A... shift-change time for the police) and I caught the 'edge' shall we say of a red light. Of course a squad was there (I KNOW this... they're ALways there) and I got absolutely no empathy when the male cop who pulled me over. Okay, I ran a red light. I have a CLEAN license. There was nobody at this intersection for 3 more minutes. Get off with a warning?...Um, NO. But here's my point: He said he appreciated my explanation, but I should have been slowing down from the time I was coming down the ramp and saw the YELLOW light. That's really interesting. I've been (now) timing this light. The yellow light stays yellow for THREE SECONDS. The one closer to Coors Field (next one going East) stays yellow for over SIX SECONDS. So.. just sayin'... I now know why I see so many people pulled over (only) West-bound on Park Ave immediately after this light. It's a money-maker. That's ALL it is. How can one go from 35mph (which is the posted speed limit) to 0mph in 3 seconds?

Officer James T Nuanes is very unprofessional as you can see in a previous post about him. He…read moreswerved in my lane from the shoulder of an off-ramp and I almost rammed into him hadn't I braked and swerved to the right lane (exposing me to another potential accident). Dude had a bad attitude after I told him how dangerous what he did was and he trumped up my speeding ticket, he told me I was going 50 in a 40 zone before I confronted him about his dangerous driving and then he came back with a ticked saying I was going 58. He handed it to me and walked away so fast before I could even take a look or ask questions. Dude seems to be miserable and takes it out on drivers lol.

They helped ya boy out!! The police came in the house without judgement, mediated the problem…read morebetween my family and I, and gave me information about more support resources. They protect and serve! Believe it!

I've had several issues with this department in the past year. First of all, my truck was stolen…read morelast year and they did absolutely nothing. I ended up finding it behind a car wash on Iliff and Peoria at 2am, after ME doing the investigation for over a week. I called them telling them I found the truck. They told me to wait at the scene and an officer would be there shortly. There was a man parking in his truck right next to mine, my boyfriend walked up asking if he knew anything. My truck was sitting on logs, stripped. Those same logs were in the bed of this guys truck. He offered to buy the truck, we took his phone number for the police because we had suspicion. There were also cameras from the car wash pointing directly at my truck. The police took 8 hours to even show up. And when they did, we offered them the phone number and asked them to get the camera footage to find the people who stole the truck, you know. Descriptions of the suspects, license plates etc. They said no, because this happens so much it's not a priority and they "can't" do anything about it. If anything, it happening so much should MAKE it a priority. Second incident, a few weeks ago I was at horseshoe park when I watched a teenager chuck a baseball at his friend's head. Then yell "the second I'm getting a gun I'm going to a f**king school and killing everyone there. I called the police immediately. They took 2 hours to show up, and by the time they did the boys were gone. Now lastly, and probably the most important one, last Saturday night I was walking my dogs by central recreation center when a blacked out Tahoe pulled into the parking lot slowly creeping towards me. I called my boyfriend to pick me up. A few minutes later a man walking from the trail yells "HEY" at me and immediately starts sprinting towards me, I start running. I'm being chased by possibly human traffickers and luckily there was someone else at the trail who called out for me as he saw me running away and stayed with me while I waited for my boyfriend, which then the man chasing me got in the Tahoe and they sped off. I called the police to make a report, explaining they could get the footage from the outdoors cameras at the rec center to get a license plate, and hopefully be able to find the people before someone else goes missing. They told me someone would call me to make a police report. The incident happened at 9:30pm, I called around 9:45-10pm and they didn't even go to search the area or even give me a call back until 1:30am. And the officer who spoke with me on the phone told me "well what exactly do you want me to do about it?" When I told them about the camera footage, they told me they had no way of accessing the footage. I called the rec center to see if I can get it, and they had told me I'd have to file a police report and they would have to get the footage from them. So the police do have access to that footage. They're just lazy, sorry pos! I'm sorry but Aurora police department is absolutely useless. Oh but I bet once I start actually taking care of these situations myself and doing something that's actually beneficial, somehow they'll want to do something. I cannot express enough how lazy and useless these officers are.