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Denver Police Museum Releases Report On Improving Police-Community Relations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact:Michael HessePresidentDenver Police Museum303-495-9718mhesse@denverpolicemuseum.org DENVER, CO (May 16, 2022)—Today, the Denver Police Museum released a report summarizing feedback on improving police-community
Denver officers mark National Police Week with effort to engage the public
(Mark Samuelson Special to The Denver Gazette) On Feb. 18, 1921, Officer Willie O. Steam was nearing the end of his shift in Denver’s Five
These Black women changed how the Denver Police Department hires new officers
Rae Beth Hunn, Laura Tinnin-Whitney and Carol Hogue sued when DPD first rejected their applications to become officers in the ’70s. It changed history. Laura
‘Work hard and do the work’: Retired division chief honored by Denver Police Museum
Charles “CT” Smith was the fourth Black division chief for the Denver Police Department https://youtu.be/tBSwhpGzd9M(Denver7) DENVER — In recent years, the Denver Police Department has
Nov. 12 marks 24 years since Officer Bruce VanderJagt was killed in line of duty
(9news.com) DENVER — Hayley VanderJagt is studying for her doctorate in psychology at the University of New Mexico. She said among the reasons she wants
Denver Police to honor 2 officers who died in 1918 flu pandemic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp2jsSHmD28(9news.com) DENVER — Seventy-two names are inscribed on the Denver Police Department’s memorial outside headquarters downtown. They have died in the line of duty since