The Federal Heights Police Department has failed to investigate serious felony cases over the last four years, including sexual assaults on children, shootings, and suspicious deaths. The matter has been referred to the Colorado Attorney General’s Office for a potential investigation into the police agency.
The Federal Heights Police Department has failed to investigate serious felony cases over the last four years in a pattern so “utterly alarming” that 17th Judicial District Attorney Brian Mason referred the matter to the Colorado Attorney General’s Office for a potential “patterns or practice” investigation into the police agency.
Police in Federal Heights, a northern suburb of Denver sandwiched between Thornton and Westminster, failed to investigate serious felony crimes in 2020, 2021 and 2022 — including sexual assaults on children, shootings and suspicious deaths, according to a report by the district attorney’s office and an Oct. 31 letter Mason wrote to Interim Chief Robert Grado that were obtained by The Denver Post on Monda
Federal Heights Police Department Felony Cases Investigation Sexual Assaults Shootings Suspicious Deaths Colorado Attorney General’S Office
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