3 Denver sheriff’s deputies reassigned amid release probe

Sheriff Patrick Firman has said Denver made a mistake by releasing Ivan Zamarripa-Castaneda of Mexico Saturday before notifying ICE.

Things that won’t get you fired from Denver law enforcement, 2017 edition

The yearly report on everything that has gone wrong -- and right -- for Denver's thousands of law officers has arrived.

Denver notified immigration an hour after inmate wanted for homicide left jail

Ivan Zamarripa-Castaneda of Mexico is charged with vehicular homicide in a hit-and-run crash that killed a truck driver.

Hearing officer: Trainer for Denver sheriff’s deputies had “zero concerns” about actions associated with Michael Marshall’s death, wants video for training purposes

A Career Services Authority hearing officer has overturned 10- and 16-day suspensions for two deputies involved in Michael Marshall's death in jail.

Denver will pay $4.65 million to family of Michael Marshall, who was killed in jail

Denver “won’t be bullied or blackmailed,” mayor says as city officials propose limiting cooperation with ICE

Mayor Michael Hancock, Denver City Council members and immigrant advocates have united behind an ordinance that would give force of law to city policies.

A Denver sheriff’s deputy has been charged with assaulting a jail inmate

Sheriff's Sgt. Randolph Romero, 50, is accused of third-degree assault, a first class misdemeanor.

Denver’s Citizens Oversight Board “extremely troubled” by “short suspensions” after Michael Marshall’s death

"The facts of Mr. Marshall’s death are very alarming," board members wrote in an April 28 letter to Executive Director of Safety Stephanie O'Malley.

Denver sheriff’s deputies got 10- and 16-day suspensions after an inmate died, while a deputy who skipped out early on work got 30

It's not that use of force never draws harsh penalties.

Three people have been suspended in the 2015 death of a Denver jail inmate

An attorney representing Michael Marshall's family and the city's independent police monitor both called the discipline inadequate.

ICE will reportedly wait for more accurate information before naming and shaming Denver, Aurora and other cities again

ICE is reviewing its methodology after cities complained about inaccurate entries. Denver was one of those cities.

Here’s how ICE is going to name and shame cities like Denver that don’t cooperate with immigration enforcement

Denver is on the list, as are Boulder, Broomfield and Weld counties.

Denver Sheriff’s Department is looking for advisory board members

This is a new board to oversee ongoing reform efforts in the Denver Sheriff's Department.

Community groups want a seat at the table as Denver police update their use of force policy