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Joined April 2020
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CACP stands with @patrol_colorado , Chief Matthew Packard and the two heroic troopers who were shot and injured in the line of duty today in Teller County. We are grateful that both troopers are expected to recover. #ColoradoLawEnforcement #ColoradoStatePatrol #CACP #BackTheBlue
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"This case is a perfect example of how legislation and policies in this state handcuff your police officers.” ~Chief Chris Noeller, Pueblo PD Watch Chief Noeller explain how current laws impact public safety & repeat offending → tinyurl.com/noeller-vid #coleg #copolitics
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Colorado lawmakers made the right call letting House Bill 26-1037 fail. The bill would have limited law enforcement’s access to basic information, undermining its ability to investigate crimes efficiently, protect victims, and keep officers & communities safe. #coleg #copolitics
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Powerful testimony from law enforcement & victims’ families on House Bill 26 1281. The bill could reduce accountability for some of Colorado’s most dangerous crimes — even when multiple lives are at risk. ⬇️ #coleg
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We applaud Gov. Polis’ call to protect funding. License plate readers, along with the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Authority and Colorado Information Sharing Consortium, are driving this progress. Maintaining CAPTA and CISC funding is critical, yet these programs face $8M cuts.
This data shows that what we are doing is working, and we are not stopping here. I'm thrilled that in 2025, auto theft has plummeted, decreasing by 34%, representing a 56% decrease since 2021. We are making smart data-driven investments to support law enforcement and prevent crime, and the results speak for themselves. I urge the legislature to protect funding to build on this important work to make Colorado one of the Top Ten safest states and reduce auto theft even more. denverpost.com/2026/03/29/co…
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What happens when law enforcement has the tools, coordination & support to do the job: 🚗Auto theft ↓ 34% in '25 📉↓ 56% since '21 🔁80% autos stolen in '25 were recovered Sustained investment + coordination + smart use of data + SB23-097 = progress 🔗tinyurl.com/5xxnkxm3
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NEWS: Suspect in a triple homicide was located in Colorado after investigators used license plate reader alerts to help locate a stolen vehicle. The Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police highlights the role of shared technology in the investigation. colochiefs.org/-new-press-re…
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Thank you, Chief Pazen! Below CACP’s statement re @DenverPolice Paul Pazen’s retirement. #copolitics #coleg
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