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The Criminal Investigations Division is responsible for investigating the majority of the complex crimes against persons and property occurring in unincorporated Gilpin County.

 

This division consists of three full-time investigators who are assigned to crimes that include but are not limited to Homicide, Robbery, Kidnapping, and major Assaults, Crimes Against Children, Residential Burglaries, Business Burglaries, Thefts, and Motor Vehicle Thefts, all sexual offenses. 

 

If you need to report any of these events, call Dispatch at (303) 582-5511. 

 

If you need immediate assistance, Call 911

 

 

For information about Identity Theft (how to prevent it, how to report it, and how to begin repairing your identity if it has been stolen) click here 

 

 

CRITICAL INCIDENT TEAM

 

Legislation passed in 2015 requires all Colorado law enforcement agencies and district attorneys to develop a protocol for participating in a multi-agency team to conduct the investigation, or review, of incidents involving the discharge of a firearm by a peace officer resulting in injury or death. Each agency shall post the protocol on their website by December 31, 2015. If no criminal charges are filed following the investigation, the district attorney must release a report and post it on their website.

The First Judicial District has used a multi-agency Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) since 1990 to investigate any discharge of a firearm by a law enforcement officer which resulted in death or injury. 

 

To view the Policy and Procedures, Statutes and Reports, click here

INVESTIGATIONS
Gilpin County Sheriff, Gilpin County, Colorado, Sheriff, Office, Investigations, Investigator, Detective
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