Weekly Sum-Up
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
POST
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
POST
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
POST
To understand most of this substack and database I’ve created, you need to understand what POST is, who it is, what it does, the legal context and how law enforcement is certified and decertified. Peace Officer Standards and Training board To become a law enforcement officer in Colorado, a
Aurora Police Department
Aurora police officer Matthew Schlauger was arrested by the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Department for domestic violence related charges on Wednesday, according to court documents. These included assault in the third degree — a decertifying charge — and criminal tampering, legally defined as when someone “tampers with property of another with intent
POST
Months old actions and three fired Denver Deputies. Welcome to my monthly sum-up. Every start of the month (a little late this first time) I send out a summary of patterns, oddities and interesting bits I can see within the last few months of aggregated data from Colorado’s Peace