Shane Sloan

Week of March 2, 2026: Windsor Officer Who Broke into Ex-Girlfriend’s Home Terminated for Cause

Andrew Fraieli

Andrew Fraieli

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Week of March 2, 2026: Windsor Officer Who Broke into Ex-Girlfriend’s Home Terminated for Cause

Correction: As of March 9, POST has removed a "terminated for cause" action uploaded to their database on March 7 regarding Erin Parton. According to Boulder Police Department, Parton was not terminated.

Welcome to my weekly sum-up. Every Monday I send out a short summary of the last week’s officers that have landed on Colorado’s Peace Officer Standards and Training public database of law enforcement misconduct and actions. They are not necessarily all actions that have happened in the last week, but those that have been added, and consist of any other context I could find.

This week had a slew of updates to the POST Database all on March 7: multiple updates on previous officers from over the last month along many new terminations and resignations

Shane Sloan (CO-1890-1001)

  • Terminated for cause as a deputy with Adams County Sheriff’s Office on Feb. 2, 2026
  • Previously reported on here
  • No known previous agencies

Sources:

    • POST Database
Image courtesy of Jazmine Striegel LinkedIN page. Photo illustration by Andrew Fraieli

Jazmine Striegel (CO-014-020)

  • Terminated for cause as an officer with Boulder Police Department on Feb. 5, 2026
  • Enlisted in US Navy in 2014
  • Hired by Boulder Police Department December 2023
  • Sworn into Boulder Police Department May 2024

Sources:

Image courtesy of Town of Windsor. Photo illustration by Andrew Fraieli

Timothy Seabra (CO-4449-6606)

  • Terminated for cause as an officer with Windsor Police Department on March 2, 2026
  • Arrested on Jan. 25 for charges of second degree burglary of a dwelling, harassment by striking, shoving or kicking, false imprisonment and domestic violence
  • Seabra’s ex-girlfriend states in the arrest affidavit that he entered her apartment while she slept — even as she changed the code to enter — pleaded with her to “work things out,” and refused to leave when she asked. She says Seabra grabbed her arms to help her stand, then blocked first her bedroom door, then the door to her apartment, preventing her from leaving. Seabra states he did not block her from moving freely and there was no physical altercation.
  • Windsor Police Internal investigation found Seabra to have violated the following internal policies
    • 321.5.9(a): Conduct, Supervisory Reporting
    • 321.5.5(b): Attendance, Communication Violations
    • 321.5.6(d): Unauthorized Access, Disclosure, or Use/Authority Concerns
    • 321.5.9(h): Criminal or Disgraceful Conduct
    • 321.5.9(k): Activity Incompatible with Conditions of Employment
    • 321.2.9(m): Conduct Unbecoming
  • Credibility report issued Feb. 4
  • Previously had a permanent protection order — or restraining order — granted against him in December 2024

Sources

Elsie Martin (CO-026-370)

  • Terminated for cause as an administrative assistant from Granada Police Department on October 8, 2025
  • No known former agencies
  • No previous actions

Sources:

    • POST Database

Melinda Burling (CO-060-798)

  • Resigned while under investigation at Logan County Sheriff's Office
  • No known former agencies
  • No previous actions

Sources:

    • POST Database
Image courtesy of John F. Russell at the Steamboat Pilot. Photo illustration by Andrew Fraieli

Harmony Drogosz (CO-041-066)

  • Resigned in lieu of termination for cause as a deputy with Routt County Sheriff's Office on Feb. 23, 2026
  • Previously with Oak Creek Fire Department
  • No previous actions

Sources:

Timothy Jones (CO-088-694)

  • Terminated for cause as a corrections deputy with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office on Jan. 16, 2026
  • Sworn into JCSO in October 2025

Sources:

    • POST Database
    • JCSO Facebook page

Erin Parton (CO-001-056)

  • No previous actions
  • No known former agencies

Sources:

    • POST Database
Image courtesy of Center Post-Dispatch. Photo illustration by Andrew Fraieli

Aaron Fresquez (CO-134957)

  • Resigned while under investigation as Chief of Center Police Department on June 23, 2025
  • Charged with theft, along with twin brother sergeant at the same agency, as well as official misconduct. Allegedly ran a private K-9 business while on-duty and pocketed the profits that should have gone to Center. Set to stand trial in November, the cases seem to have been dismissed and court records sealed.
  • No known former agencies
  • No prior actions

Sources:

Image courtesy of Larimer County Sheriff's Office. Photo illustration by Andrew Fraieli

Andrew Cirone (CO-6446-6058)

  • Terminated for cause as an officer with Fort Collins Police Services March 4, 2026
  • Criminally charged with sexual exploitation of a child and official misconduct as an officer with Fort Collins Police Services on Feb. 3.
  • According to the city of Fort Collins, FCPS launched an internal investigation into Cirone after a woman alleged Cirone requested explicit images of her adult daughter from when she was a juvenile. The internal investigation revealed criminal elements, a criminal investigation was started, and found that Cirone “had failed on multiple occasions to adhere to standard investigative procedures outlined by FCPS policy and Colorado Revised Statutes.”
  • Cirone was put on paid administrative leave on Dec. 30. and turned himself into Larimer County Jail on Feb. 4.
  • Disposition hearing today March 9, 2026

Sources:

Samuel Reeder (CO-1340-2691)

  • Terminated for cause as a deputy with Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office on Feb. 19, 2026
  • No known former agencies
  • No previous actions

Sources:

    • POST Database
Image courtesy of Lakeside Police Department. Photo illustration by Andrew Fraieli.

Howard Prince (CO-103557)

Sources:

Jason Armijo (CO-134661)

  • Voluntarily relinquished certification while an officer at the Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo
  • No previous actions
  • No known former agencies

Sources:

    • POST Database

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