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Adams County Sheriff Doug Darr Responds to the Sentinal
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2013 JAG Grant Announcement
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Colorado Sheriffs Announce Federal Lawsuit to Protect the Second Amendment Rights of Colorado Citizens
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WCSO Hosts NTOA Course
8-26 through 8-30 2013
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Featured Fugitive – Adam PONCE
PONCE is wanted by DOC. Download a poster here >>
Adam Jose Ponce
9-26-1986
5 feet 8 inches, 210 pounds
WANTED for Attempted Murder and Parole Violation
Weld County Fallen Officers’ Memorial Fundraiser
The Weld County Fallen Officer’s Memorial Organizaion is selling cookbooks to help fund the Memorial. Please visit the memorial website for more information at
http://www.weldfallenofficersmemorial.org
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Deputy Sam Brownlee - End of Watch 11-23-2010
Deputy Sam Brownlee was 43 years old when he died in the line of duty on November 23, 2010.
Deputy Brownlee was fatally wounded after a struggle with a suspect wanted on assault and stolen motor vehicle charges out of Morgan County, Colorado. The suspect died during the incident.
Sam was born in Denver and raised in Greeley where he graduated from high school. After completing the police academy he worked for Gilcrest and Ault Police Departments before joining the Weld County Sheriff’s Office in 2006. In 2006 Sam received a lifesaving award; he was a Field Training Officer, and an instructor in the use of Taser and firearms. Survivors include his wife, Heather, two step children and two sons.
Deputy Brownlee became the first Weld County Sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty in 70 years.
A memorial fund has been set up at Chase Bank in Greeley. Donations can be made to the account number 2973017086.
Cards for the Brownlee family may be sent to Weld County Sheriff’s Office at 1950 “O” St Greeley CO 80631.
HARVEST TIME BURGLARIES
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