HOW TO REPORT CRIME IN DENVER Did you know that Denver has a ton of easy ways to report crime or suspicious activity? Text 911 is one of them -- call if you can, text if you can't. If the thing you are trying to report isn't an emergency but you still need police services, you can call our non-emergency line at 720-913-2000 and press 2 or file some reports online at denvergov.org/police -- just click the "Report Crime Now" button. You're also more than welcome to walk into any one of our six district stations. And if you want to submit a tip anonymously, you can do so by either calling Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-STOP (7867) or online at https://goo.gl/8Tu5ni. The Colorado Information Analysis Center (CIAC) also provides the opportunity to submit confidential tips concerning suspicious activity reports. Here's how: • CIAC 24/7 Phone line: 1-877-509-2422 • CIAC E-mail: [email protected] • Report Suspicious Behavior: https://goo.gl/KoZnMa • See Something/Send Something Mobile App: Called “See Send”, allows users to report suspicious behavior from the links section within the app. Tell your friends and for more info on the Smart911 program, visit Denvergov.org/911Now. . . . . . #Denver #DenverPolice #DenverPoliceDepartment #HowToReportCrime #DenverColorado #LawEnforcement #CommunitySafety #TheMoreYouKnow

Shout out to Archuleta Elementary for inviting us to take part in their Hispanic Heritage celebration — we had so much fun! . . . . . #hispanicheritagemonth #denver #denverpolice #fyp #denverpolicedepartment #copsandkids #denvercolorado

SUNDAY MATINEE MINUTE: BEFORE THE BLUE & BEYOND THE BADGE On Monday, September 25, 2023, the Denver Police Department welcomed a new class of 25 recruit officers, and they are spending their first two weeks in DPD’s “Before the Blue and Beyond the Badge” orientation program. This program was launched in May as a way to provide new recruit officers a grassroots experience to familiarize them with the rich tapestry that is the City of Denver at the beginning of their Denver Police officer training. Part of this two-week orientation program includes a community service project and this class worked with Extreme Community Makeover for a neighborhood cleanup event -- check it out now!

Shelby has been in Orange County, CA attending a support k9 conference and she’s making the most of it — frolicking in the ocean, hanging with friends and of course, lots of learning! . . . . . #shelbythetherapup #therapydog #therapyk9 #policek9 #dogsofinstagram #denver #dogs #denvercolorado #denverpolice #denverpolicedepartment @denverpolicefoundation

DENVER IS LISTENING October is designated Domestic Violence Awareness Month and your Denver Police Department, along with other city agencies, invite the community to join us in listening to those who are experiencing domestic violence, also known as intimate partner violence. The City of Denver is committed to ensuring that those who experience abuse can access safety, services, and support. Survivors can request a response from Denver Police by calling or texting 911. Denver Police officers are trained and prepared to ensure the survivor's story is listened to and that they can be connected to the support they need, including police services – regardless of immigration status, which can sometimes be a deterrent to people coming forward for assistance. Your Denver Police Department (DPD) has a team of dedicated personnel and advocates to assist survivors of intimate partner violence, in addition to their specialized investigative team housed at the @rose_andom_center. DPD works to prevent intimate partner violence through the Domestic Violence Prevention Program by having Denver Police officers work with those who display behaviors that don’t rise to the level of a crime, but have potential to escalate into abuse, by providing information on anger management, substance abuse and more, so that those who need help have options to receive it. DPD responded to more than 1,330 of these types of prevention calls in 2022. Throughout the month of October, your Denver Police Department will continue to remind survivors that their voices are important and that there are many agencies available and willing to listen to their story and concerns. Additionally, information about available resources, domestic violence myths and red flags, and more can be found at denvergov.org/domesticviolence. . . . . . #dvam #dvam2023 #domesticviolenceawareness #denver #denvercolorado #denverpolice #denverpolicedepartment #fyp #domesticviolenceawarenessmonth

It’s another Friday Fun Photo Dump, y’all! Here are some of our favorite snaps from this past week... . . . . . #photodump #fridayphotodump #fyp #denver #denverpolice #denverpolicedepartment #lawenforcement #careerinlawenforcement #shelbythetherapup #dogsofinstagram #policedog #copsandkids #policek9 #k9

Yesterday, your Denver Police Department welcomed 25 new police recruits to the Denver Police Training Academy. We're excited to have Class 23-2 on board and wish them nothing but success over the next 28 weeks! And if you're interested in being a part of our next academy class, visit denverpolicerecruit.com! . . . . . #denverpolicedepartment #denverpolice #denverpoliceishiring #denver #denvercolorado #laweneforcement #careerinlawenforcement #fyp

In case y'all forgot, AreDe is one of our hardworking Explosive Detection K9s and he joined your Denver Police Department last fall. Named in memory of fallen Denver Police Officer Ron DeHerrera, AreDe absolutely loves his job! He and his human partner recently took an assignment at the Denver Botanical Garden and AreDe fit right in with all the beauty the garden has to offer! And don't just take our word for it -- pics for proof! 🌺 🐶 🌸 . . . . . #dogsofinstagram #dogs #k9 #policek9 #dogswithjobs #lawenforcement #denver #denverpolice #denvercolorado #denverpolicedepartment #fyp

Just sprinkling some smiles into your timeline to kick-off the weekend! From classroom visits and safety expos to chile festivals and award ceremonies -- we managed to sneak in some fun this past week and we hope you did too! . . . . . #photodump #friday #friyay #denver #denverpolice #denverpolicedepartment #lawenforcement #denvercolorado #fyp

Your Denver Police Department is excited to announce the 2023 Community Academy! This community academy is an interactive event for anyone interested in a career in Law Enforcement. This five-week course will take place every Thursday evening, starting October 12th. Applicants must be at least 15-years-old and be able to pass a background check. Anyone under the age of 18 must also have consent from a parent or guardian. Applications are due by September 29th. Space is limited, so please apply early. APPLY ONLINE: shorturl.at/chm56 Visit denverpolice/communityacademy for more information! . . . . . #DenverPoliceCommunityAcademy #DenverPolice #DenverPoliceDepartment #Denver #DenverColorado #ApplyNow #fyp #lawenforcement

National Police Woman Day is celebrated annually on September 12th in an effort to acknowledge the contribution of women who answer the call! And if you'd like to be one of them, visit denverpolicerecruit.com to learn more. Happy National Police Woman Day! . . . . . #nationalpolicewomanday #policewomanday #womeninlawenforement #denverpolicedepartment #denverpolice #policewoman #lawenforcement #denver #denvercolorado #fyp

Today we remember the victims of September 11, 2001 and the courage of our fellow first responders who answered the call that day. . . . . . #wewillneverforget #patriotday #september11 #neverforget #answerthecall #september112001