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    They showed up for something else, yet didn't address my concern. They seemed a bit immature and gave off frat boy vibes.

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    Had to file a report regarding my stolen/missing scooter. They made the process quick and painless.

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    Denver Sheriff Department - Recruiting vehicle

    Denver Sheriff Department

    1.0(2 reviews)
    5.6 miStapleton, Northeast

    I guess Denver is a third world country or even if you are pregnant and need medical help they…read moredon't care they won't care they'll make you give birth on camera next to an open toilet and then give a rat's ass later or maybe not give a rat's ass later Denver it's where you want to live NOT

    So I read what happened below, and I do not want to sound like an angry person, but the matter is I…read moream. I will try and be as fair and impartial as I can. What they did was not okay! I am now jobless because they told me and told my boss to find a replacement. A little background on myself, I am educated (criminal justice), I do have a solid working background, I was in the military and did have a military police background, I have a beyond clean background, and no drug history whatsoever! I went through the whole process, I was constantly told I had my spot in the academy. (I have all the correspondence) HR was beyond sure, the background investigator said good luck in the academy, psych testing went well, poly guy said you did great you pose no threat, integrity interviewer said your gonna do great, passed my physical, went through the jail tour. Ultimately throughout the whole process I was a green light and breezed through it. They did let me know you should give your employer a heads-up because we just need the final signing and it looks like a 2 week notice will not happen, not only that but they also spoke to my boss and told her to find a replacement, so she did. Out of the blue I get an email was no longer a candidate, how, why? you told me to tell my bosses to find my replacement! How can I get 10 green lights and on the last step disqualified? How you can tell me we are slotting you for the April Academy, we are just waiting for the signature. I then called HR to ask what was going on just the other day you told me to tell my boss, and I was green light for the academy. I honestly felt like someone did a huge mistake I was very confused. When I called even they were confused! They escalated the situation to find out how this happened. A few emails back and fourth for about a week trying to figure out why they would do that, the boss called me. He told me he was sorry this happened and he understands the frustration and stress I am now under. He felt as well as the others I was a solid candidate. He wished me luck and apologized, I appreciated the phone call but the fact of the matter is I no longer have a job because of what your agency told me. I have a mortgage and a family this has put a huge amount of stress on me due to your misinformation. I really feel you may need to look into the hiring practices you are using, I know you all have jobs and now you can only offer me a sorry, but what you did was wrong.

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    Denver Police Traffic Operations Bureau

    Denver Police Traffic Operations Bureau

    1.0(3 reviews)
    1.9 miNorthwest

    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.

    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?

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