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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Safety 1992-04-23,!K' 74Â« Autto ELE AA_J 92/Â» PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE APRIL 23, 1992 AGENDA POLICE DEPARTMENT 1. Swearing in New Officers 2. Presentation of New Statistical Data Capability 3. Maniac Mile Request FIRE DEPARTMENT 1. Mutual Aid Agreement REPORTS ' 1. Monthly/Unavailable - System Crashed 2. Statistic Comparison 2. Correspondence * The committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate business not available at the time the agenda was prepared. 4, . . 1 , ESTES PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 650 Community Drive, P.O. Box 1140 Estes Park, CO 80517 February 4,1992 Public Sa fety Committee Town of Estes Park Estes Park, Colorado Dear Sirs: Once again we plan to run the "Maniac Mile" parent/child road race around the park school district property. We would like to have a section of Brodie Avenue closed for about an hour to- get the race safely started. The race will start on -Brodie Avenue and travel east to the entrance of the Park School District Administration property. We blocked off Brodie at the intersection of Brodie and Community Drive last year and also just east of the school district entrance. We used school buses to block traffic which was very effective. I hope that you will allow us to do so again this year. The date of the event is.Wednesday, May 13 - n We would close the road between 9:45 and 10:45 or until all grades have started the race and are safely on the school district property. Last year it took about a half hour. Please let us:know you decision as soon as possible so we can start planning our race. Sincerely, Steve Peterson Principal Estes Park Elementary , ' & LARIMER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT RO. BOX 1190 200 West Oak Richard E. Shockley, Sheriff Fort Collins, CO 80522 James A. Alderden, Undersherlff APR 01 1992 f ,,; April 6, 1992 Jack Rumley Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Jack: Enclosed is a copy of the Larimer County Mutual Aid Agreement that was forwarded to you late last year. I have also included the signature sheet. Please review the Agreement, and if it looks OK, add your signature. Give me a call at 498-5301 if you have any questions. Once you have signed, please call me and I will come by to pick up the Agreement. I will forward a complete signature page and agreement once signatures are complete. Thanks, 11841-\ Don Griffith, Specialist Emergency Services Section DG/jr 16:27 a 1 Ft. Collins/Loveland/Red Feather/Poudre Canyon 498-5100 â€¢ FAX 498-9203 â€¢ Longmont 651-0151 â€¢ Estes Park 586-9511 â€¢ Windsor 686-7439 AL A /1/)_. A . UNPhf-9 0/(ey LieD ,/ /1 j 9 L Allenspark FPD Date Berthoud FPD Date (LE_--bli~g/â€ž /1, Big Elk Meadows VFD Date Crystal Lakes VFD Date Estes Park VFD Date Estes Park VFD Date 1- - V- Iâ€¢- I 1)211/ Uâ‚¬cier View Fpd pa,6 Glen Haven VFD Date 21-f)/N~ 10-2-4 C Loveland VFD Date Pinewood Springs FPD Date (illu-~J44*Â£*,=K-la-9/ 021'11941.24/.A 5-jug i 466dre Cyy'Sta 1 ,$$0Date Poudre ~6'â‚¬ta 2 // Date 1/ Â®lu.,-1.2#2,~9422Â£1Â£6,;,4./ .65-.1 1.Jgt. 0-auâ‚¬L-- 9-94( Poudred*n Sta 3,;0 Date Red Feather Lakes FPD Date lum-th Rist Car,yoF[ VFD Date Wellington FPD Date Larimer County Date ' Sheriff's Department ~ f , a l ' i LARIMER COUNTY FIRE AGENCY MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this day of 1991, among the following agencies in Larimer County, Colorado engaged in fire suppression: and the Larimer County Sheriffs Department; for the purpose of securing the benefits of mutual aid for the protection of life and property from any fire related incident whose mutual aid would be beneficial, and WITNESSETH THAT: WHEREAS, it is desirable that each of the parties should voluntarily aid and assist each other in the event that an unusual fire event or other emergency situation should occur, by the interchange of services and facilities; and WHEREAS, it is necessary and desirable that a mutual aid agreement be executed for the interchange of such mutual aid on a local basis; and WHEREAS, Sections 29-1-201, et seq., and 29-5-101, et seq., C.R.S., as amended, provide statutory authority for such interchange of mutual aid; and WHEREAS, fire or related emergency incidents may arise in one or another of the jurisdictions of the parties, resulting in greater demands than the manpower, equipment and expertise *hich that party can handle, or incidents of such intensity may occur that they cannot'bd handled solely by the equipment of the party in whose jurisdiction the emergency occurs; and WHEREAS, it is to the interest of each of the parties that they may have service of and from the other parties to aid and assist them in responding to these fire incidents. THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED THAT: 1. The recital paragraphs above are incorporated in this Agreement. All requests for assistance shall be made through the best available communications channel and authorized by the fire chief or agency equivalent or someone exercising their authority. 2. Upon proper request for mutual id, the responding party will dispatch any available resource requested and personnel to a designated staging area within the requesting party's jurisdiction. 3. No party to this Agreement for mutual aid is under any obligation to respond to a call from another of the parties when conditions exist which would prevent response because of priority responsibility in its own jurisdiction, and no party shall be required to deplete unreasonable its own resources, facilities and services in furnishing such mutual-aid. 4. Any dispatch of equipment and personnel pursuant to this Agreement is subject to the following conditions: a. Any request for mutual aid hereunder shall include a statement of the amount and type of personnel requested and shall specify the staging area to which the equipment and personnel shall respond. The amount and type of equipment and number of personnel to be furnished shall be determined by a representative of the responding agency. b. The FespAding agency should provide the requesting agency with all information available concerning resources being provided including numbers and type of equipment and personnel responding, estimated time of arrival to staging area and the name of the agency representative in charge of responding resources. l - c. The responding agency shall report to the assigned staging area and check in with the staging area manager or requesting agency representative in charge. The responding agency resources that are assigned shall be under the immediate command of the responding agency representative. Such responding agency representative shall be under the direct supervision of the requesting fire chief or the sheriff, or the person exercising the functions thereof. In multi-jurisdictional incidents where such direction and control may be assumed by an agency not party to this agreement, said direction and control can not be transferred without the approval of the requesting fire chief or the sheriff or the person exercising the functions thereof and the agency representative having immediate command of the responding resources. Terms and extent of said direction and control will be negotiated before mutual aid resources are assigned to any agency assuming command of the incident. 5. Claims for reimbursement shall be negotiated between the agencies involved in mutual aid. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to obligate any agency to reimburse another for mutual aid activities. In multi-jurisdictional incidents where an agency not party to this Agreement has assumed direction and control of mutual aid resources reimbursement may be negotiated between the agency assuming said direction and control and mutual aid resources 8 hours after the initial mutual aid request was initiated by the requesting agency. 6. This mutual aid Agreement shall become effective upon approval and signature by authorized representatives of all parties to signing the Agreement. 4 I I r. t U Â· 0, R. PART ONE- CR.4/Â¥165 s-,AUM: ESU 1 1.1: ES f 01-vul29 ED EBIES PARK 00 012492 ZO EST PERCEN 1,'AGE EHANGE FOR CRIME+yÂ·~ rÂ·, r IÂ· /11Â·' 1 .J>ANUAR Y -DECEMBER 91 90 AL i UAL ACTUAL NCHANGE ar CRIMINAL HOMICIDE A) MURDER +0000.00% E> NEG MANSLAU + Boon' 0 0% 2" FORCIBLE RAPE , 1 +0100.00% 3% ROBBERY +0000.00% Â·4, ASSAULT .+15: - -- -9011.450: 2â€¢ 9 1.-â€¢ L iÂ·'Â·. 1:, L. Pi 1-Â·t. r 24 34 -60-21.1 1 h _ . 64 LARCENY-THEFT 170 160 +1-1 t..1 1-1 0.-._1.-'. 98 MOTOR-VEH THEFT 3 +0200.00% GRAND TOTAL 4 236 +0001.29% URAND TOTAL ALL INDEX CRIMES;: (PART I LEbb oimELE AUGAULT AND NEG MANSLAUGHTER) :' 1 fi 202 +0003.96% AllI; H ESl..1 El 824MT GMC ' 1. . , UeR PART Two CRIMES FROM: ESU TO: EST 0]-00..30 PD ESTES PARK 00 012492 To EST 000350200 PD ESTES PARK JANURARY -DECEMBER 91 90 ACTUAL NCHANGE ACTUAL OTHER ASLT-INTIMIDATION 1 +100.001 ARSON +000.00% FORGERY AND COUNTERIETH 0 -062.50' rt'.,4,..i L.' 35 t.~ / - , N Â· 0.: 1- Al '/ EMBEZZELMENT +100.001 STOLEN PROPERTY BUY REC 3 VANDALISM +100.Air; 71 -001.391 WEAPONS CARRY. POS. ETC. 3 3 +000.00% PROSITIUTION AND VICE +000.00% OTHER SEX OFFENSES A 1 1 -n#C 'C -, 2-641 E:01 2492 TIME: 062545 4MTH ESU 0826MT GMe - GROM: ESU TO: EST 82-00231 PD ESTES PARK CO 012492 TiD EST mO:350200 Pr ESTES PARK 11.11-1RAR *Y -DECEMBER 91 90 ACTUAL ACTUAL MCHANGE A . r. 4 0,0.-R. PAA-r 72uo Ce.imE.b ~corvr , 0 UE; D~ DRUG ABUSE VIOLATIONS 101 24 1 1, +060.001 (1) SALE/MANUFACTURING , ..9 APIUM. COCAINE ETE. 1 +100,06% MARIJUANA 4 -020.00% SYN-MAN NARCOTICS +000.001 OTHER NON-NARCOTICS ~~ -100.DON 42) POSSESSION 19 0 - +137.50% OPIUM. COCAINE ETC. 4 1 +300.00% MARIJUANA 14 +180,00% SYN-MAN NAPCOTICS +000.00% OTHER NON-NARCOTICS 1 - 050,001 GAMBLING TOTAL +000.00% DATE:012492 TIME:082545 AUTH ESU 0827MT GMC FROM: ESU TO: EST - 01-00232 PD ESTES PARK CO 012492 TO EST â‚¬00350200 PD ESTES PARK JANURARY -DECEMBER 91 90 NCHANGE ALÂ· i UAL ACTUAL BOOKMAKING +000. 00% NUMBERS AND LOTTERY +000.00% ALL OTHER GAMBLING +000.001 OFFENSES AGAINST FAMILY 16 :4 "-- -n" BUI 100 ..5 4 1 ....1 J+ -023.6Ak LIQUOR LAWS Â· 24 13 + 964. c. Â£.,Â·1 DRUNKENNESS 6 -100.00% FISORDERLY CONDUCT 77 71 +008.45% MAGRANCY +000. 00% ALL OTHER OFFENSES 47 81 -041.98% QURFEW AND LOITERING +000.00% mUN- AWAYS 1 -050.00% 11OTALS 479 -013.782 ATE: 012492 rIME:082545 -AlÂ®H ERU 0828MT GMC ' a . r. â€¢ ESTES PARK PD Monthly/Year-To-Date Activity Report January 24. 1992 From January 1. 1990 to December 31. 1990 Description December Year-to-Date ------------ /Calls For Service 437 6681 Reports Filed: Crimes Against Persons 6 84 Crimes Against Property 25 369 Crimes Against Society 4 105 Alcohol Offenses (excludes DUI) 0 43 Drug Offenses 1 16 Other Criminal 31 693 /Accident Investigations 9 143 *Traffic: Citations 17 491 Warnings 6 181 ** End of report for December ** ' d . ESTES PARK PD Monthly/Year-To-Date Activity Report January 24, 1992 From january 1, 1991 to December 31, 1991 Description December Year-to-Date /Calls For Service 476 7120 Reports Filed: Crimes Against Persons 6 60 Crimes Against Property 16 354 Crimes Against Society 5 97 Alcohol Offenses (excludes DUI) 3 50 Drug Offenses 2 26 Other Criminal 35 691 -Â·Accident Investigations 9 157 -.Traffic: Citations 72 662 Warnings 20 176 ** End of report for December ** --- - a ,. ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT January 24, 1992 The following is a statistical comparison regarding juveniles detained at the Estes Park Police Department in the years 1990 and 1991. In 1990 there was a total of 47 juveniles detained and in 1991 the total was 56 juveniles detained. The list of offenses indicate the various reasons the juveniles were brought into the PD, but do not necessarily indicate that charges were filed against them. Some juveniles were detained on more than one offense. OFFENSES 1990 1991 Alcohol 12 18 Auto Theft 2 0 Burglary 2 0 Criminal Mischief 3 3 Disorderly Conduct 5 5 Drugs 2 4 Driving Under the Influence 1 2 Family Trouble 3 3 Littering 1 0 Menacing 1 1 Mental He,alth Problem 0 1 Probation'Violation 0 1 Protective Custody/Non Criminal 2 3 Runaway 5 0 Theft . 7 10 Traffic 0 5 Trespassing 4 0 Warrant Arrest 4 3 Weapons 3 1 Wildlife (Harassment) 0 2 I 1, I r . 25 9 ESTES PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL j 650 Community Drive, P.O. Box 1140 Estes Park, CO 80517 (303) 586-8460 METRO 534-2606 Steve Peterson, Principal February, 1992 Dear Carnival Supporter: The students and staff of Estes Park Elementary would like to thank you for your donation for the Elementary School Carnival. This is the one single fund raising event for the Estes Park Elementary School and we appreciate your support. These funds enable us to continue school field trips, to provide educational assemblies and to purchase supplies not funded by the regular school general fund budget. To date the Silent Auction alone has raised $12,146.00 thanks to your generous donations. This is our fifth year, and we are eager to see this number grow! Thanks again for your support of the students of Estes Park Elementary. We hope you will accept our invitation to come to our carnival on Saturday, February 29 and enjoy some good old- fashioned fun or to participate in the silent auction. Sincerely, - 'A-za__ Steve Peterson Principal Estes Park Elementary 34.451 (991' , 1/ TU Uy"A-,44 94> 10 9.U.8 gAUVed. Â»>Â«t 69\ 214.-0 .bil#21'9.4//Ij:Â£0.,li:/05:e) >othU ;/il39;4(Uzb / â‚¬ag- a#4Â£/ %e.t * 4 444) 400 -fk kid. . 1 34.p 4.-Piu Oca~u..6.L 06 9# 960 0 aL. +Sita DU&4)-i~ - f l A f - f C i ~ BROWNFIELD'S ~ TRADING POST 2-7-92 Mr. David Racine, Chief Estes Park Police Department Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Dear Chief Racine, Just a note to thank you again for the handling of the crosswalk near our store last summer. The summer officers were courteous and helpful to the pedestrians crossing at that point. We had a number of people comment to us about the service. Those who had tried to use that walkway in the past when there was no assistance seemed to be particularly pleased. I hope your planning for 1992 includes a similar program. I know there has been discussion of a pedestrian operated walk light, and from an ongoing economic standpoint it would probably make sense. However I think the personal touch provided by an officer is much better for the image of Estes Park. - Thanks again, *6 Â£3-4441 J-erry Brownfield V . cc:Gary Klaphake P i f 1 9 1 1 BROWNFIELD'S LEATHER SHOP, INC. 350 East Elihorn Avenue - PO Box 250 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 (303) 586-3275 SINCE 1!MA r De A i C % 1 t:; 1 4 0 2 9 .A . -1, 1' f /1.3 - :-.. # 1,1 4 ... = 1#0444&*Â· 4.-: ..Â·Â·c . /JilÂ·4â€¢*f Â· *Vit,1- ~ . , :71#40-ki.:41.3 .r Y'**w 1*5RN,4 ESTES VALLEY RECREATION and PARK DISTRICT Post Office Box 1379 â€¢ Estes Park, Colorado 80517 690 Big Thompion Avenue â€¢ [303] 588-8191 February 7, 1992 Chief Racine Estes Park Police Dept. P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Chief Racine: The Estes Valley Recreation and Park District and the Estes Alpine Runners wish to express their appreciation to you and your officers for working with us and being a big part of the success of the 13th Annual Frost Giant Race. The officers who were assigned to assist with the race were very .. congenial and also very helpful with- suggestions.,1 Your officers are fi Â· excellent anhassadors for your ~ Department and the Town: :- . ... Sincerely, Â· .W CALL Â£54454/ - Gregg M. Farmer Rick Zuba, Race Director E.V.R.P.D. Recreatioh Supervisor Estes Alpine Runners 4 7 - f . i . 4. i - '.. ..1 ./ ./.1.4Â«â€ž. I. . r -- t. .1 3 4 . - r '' I . 'l 4 AL:.4 -2 TOWN OF ESTES PARK lai $'bpv' police Department 02 9.- , Af*Â·2 , / I Â«>794. 9 JA 72,~ 66/6 414 i 0 8 ' - . I. ::.Â· 4.gs, ./ *3 - I .- I . 0-- :2841.3 , ' , February 18, 1992 Officer CoreyÂ· Pass Estes Park Police Department Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Officer Pass: It has been brought to my attention that Second Degree Burglary charges are pending on two juveniles in relation to a recent burglary at the elementary school. It has also been brought to my attention that were it not for your efforts, persistence and thoroughness, this case could very well have gone tinsolved. I would like to take this opportunity to commend you for a job well done. Keep up the.good work Corey! Sincerely, c 1 f/3 :Va,Â£,9-50-26.-,I- - David J. Racine Chief of Police DJR/jo f. ' d . A~ AC--W-,Tohop., Douglas Keasling, Director 930 Nglhompson Avenue Post Offce Box 2955 Esms Park, Colorado 80517 LARIMER COUNTY COLORADO (303) 586-5396 (303) 586-5150 March 30, 1992 David Racine, Chief Estes Park Police Department P.O. Box 1287 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Chief Racine: I would like to commend Wes Kufeld, Corey Pass, and Gregg Filsinger for their participa- tion in the March 20, 1992 meeting of the Child Protection Team. I had requested their participation in order for the members of the Team to have the results of two recently completed investigations in which the Department of Social Services was not involved. Their input was essential to the functioning of the CPT. Each officer provided an articulate summary of the cases and answered inquiries from Team members in a professional manner. Their willingness.to participate in this process exemplified the cooperative- ness of the Estes Park Police Department in addressing community needs. Again, my commendation to these officers. Sincerely, (Su#n K. Crabbs Cdkeworker III CC: Wes Kufeld Corey Pass 4.- . -- -4.-- --4'... .- Gregg Filsinger SC:cb 4 BOARD OF OOUNTY COMMSSIONERS Courtlyn W. Hotchkiss MJ -Moe- MekeR~g Daryle W. Klassen District I District 11 Dist,ict 111 Â£ r, I .. .1 ,>-0 j,n/1631~t{~)76tz i (foj-7 L,/9,9 9 4. au i Â¢11 Ctil 1-6 4 - 4 OG 4,1 L h 0 Of) 3 62 41 UNCL-11 ~ lke-9 L C Lo Â£ 3- 42Â£460 d 6-,1 d Nk qi )-Apt lac, Cf 060Â·zf a h d 7 d 44.d i 0*Â£8 01 d.u:iti _ 411 *<- Q_G-}11~1*Â£* 034 8-k & dhgu Â£451 6LL.7 y 13 htl, 3 4 0 4401Â£4 - 404 ki*e d Jv d 1 Â£6)Â«(111 u - J 1\La _ -Di, 514 4 anA/n dz d + ~0 ,Â·)~ 6--Uu-414 6~ ~ Â£~ D. 101Â£Â·U.ana-f 0 Oh da U tu 'POE u 6-' 5 1 '~u - >U. 0,1 3 -699 e-co~aÂ£33 447 k#4 11-â€ž EC-2 0, 4(4662 L/* 4 41 OtÂ«l &701~ , k 0 Cia-le -4 obn -1- __ - __ " ~6 9 4 -0' al_ 4 ~_'66 & _ 60 14*r~-Co..cy Vet (rtc d 1 6 Gza 6 1 4006 2 ---/5 glicid f. 6,-4 1 Â· 42 . 4 ,#Jut TOWN OF ESTES PARK Police Department ,~dfi â‚¬02 =524/Bilir /1,Irl'#2 . -P..>Â·Â»V/1.'17. Â«,efi~i,Â·11 . -,r- , - A-t'.riÂ·b.â€¢â€¢U ne.1 99& , --0-5- : '---.3/, v '.2-~t ,/.24Â©, F. 1 -4.2 L >-Â£ ... April 7, 1992 Officer Wes Kufeld Estes Park Police Department Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Officer Kufeld: I would like to add my thanks and appreciation to you for handling the assault reported on March 27, 1992, in such a professional manner. Assault cases of this nature require compassion, understanding and sensitivity. It is imperative that victims of assault not feel victimized a second time by the criminal justice system. This department has taken a position of complete support for victims of assaulti domestic violence, rape, etc. I am proud that I have officers in this department who possess the ability to do their jobs while expressing concern for the feelings of the victim. Keep up the good work Wes! Sinberely, /4 -01-f David J. Racine . I Chief of Police ;, -1 - r DJR/jo . UntÂ· .):44 1 14.j â€¢ A ; 1,Â· IV 1 417 - 1 <Tf< 1'Â·A L'K' ('0 HOÂ·'.1 - â€¢ 1-.- (10 11 9,0. 110, . . I , * ** TOWN OF ESTES PARK Police Department 12â€¢712/ 4*~>5,\,39Â§44. 7124 97 Â¢70 . 11<Nky/.A - . -f:: 4 4.0: lu â€¢*r rat#4 441.4. Â¥ MU... ..p *BRJ --*.4- ../.TI< .- , April 7, 1992 Officer Eddie Lang Estes Park Police Department Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Officer Lang: I would like to add my thanks and appreciation to you for handling the assault reported on March 27, 1992, in such a professional manner. Assault cases of this nature require compassion, understanding and sensitivity. It is imperative that victims of assault not feel victimized a second time by the criminal justice system. This department has taken a position of complete support for victims of assault, domestic violence, rape, etc. I am proud that I have officers in this department who possess the ability to do their jobs while expressing concern for the feelings of the victim. Keep up the good work Eddiel Sin9Rrely, .-Sp . David J. Racine 4 Chief of Police ' J . DJR/jo hÂ»\ 17 i 14 - itt 6-47 - Jai i - -1 ~ -j n~ ~~ -1 <K ill 4 1 -~t 1741 -0 1 ~ 4 % 1% 3 3 7Â·.4+ :;câ€¢?â€¢M :c::18~~0~.SZQÂ·:, : ,Â·Â·. Â·f-N 0\ 11 -4 4 0 ~-4 3 4 4 1 2 3 T j Â« - 3 -trbi i 412 f 3% 1 i# 4 -1 -i -fj~ - â‚¬ hi - 3-Â·Pt Â· 5 U 12 -A Y I U 3 3 - 3 1~ rf va r H. 041 r:i I ri ' j i 1 $ 1 '' .1 i , 1 1 1 1 i 1 .k 1, 712Â« I 1 j h. Â§4. f jf J ~-9 1 -1 L 7 h - * 9334 . 4 /1 7 't / INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: All rCommunications Personnel FROM: Chief Dave Racine DATE: April 16, 1992 Congratulations to all on your great article in the Trail Gazette (04/15/92). Aside from being excellent public relations, it is long overdue that you, individually and collecti*ely, receive recognition for the great and vital task you perform. It isn't said often enough, but "Thanks for being here!". Sinc*rely, :1 / \L' UÂ·'4 - David J. Racine Chief of Police CC: Gary Klaphake - Town Administrator Public Safety Committee DJR/jo I . 3, 4 1 V INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM - TO: All Estes Park Police Department'& LCSD Personnel - FROM: Chief Dave Racine DATE: April 16, 1992 A sincere "Thank You" to all who worked so hard in the painting, cleaning & moving associated with the recent moves. - Your labors saved the Town some dollars, but more importantly, set a fine example of participation and "espirit de corps" for others. So along with the "Thanks", goes my admiration for a group that pitches in. Sincerely, .7 /7 J - li i 149.U t<f OUW David J. Racine Chief of Police CC: Gary Klaphake - Town Administrator - Publiq Safety Committee Sgt. Steve Lindeman - Larimer County Sheriff's Department 0 , .