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Investigations
The Investigations Division is comprised of eight detectives who investigate felonies to include crimes against persons/children, sexual assault, Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC), property, organized drug, economic and pattern property crimes. The Crime Analyst comprises information on patterns can that assist the department deploy resources in a more effective manner and assist detective identify suspects. Detectives are available 24/7 and maintain an on-call status. Victim Services and our victim's advocates also fall under Investigations.
Responsibilities
The Investigations Division is responsible for:
- Identifying, locating, interviewing, and arresting criminal suspects
- Locating and interviewing victims and witnesses
- Locating, identifying, and preserving physical evidence
- Presenting criminal cases to the District Attorney's Office for prosecution
- Recovering stolen property
Units
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Crime Analysis
This section supports the operational elements and the administration of the Police Department by collecting, analyzing, and disseminating crime information.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
The Drug Enforcement Administration detective is tasked with combating drug smuggling and use with local, state, and federal jurisdiction.
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Internet Crimes Against Children
The Internet Crimes Against Children detective investigates Internet-related crimes against children.
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Street Crimes
The primary mission of this unit is to target and apprehend those individuals who are committing criminal offenses within Douglas County.
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Victim Services
The Victim Services Program is an integral part of the Parker Police Department and assists victims of crime and surviving families in cases of death, domestic violence, sexual assault, and other crimes for both the Town of Parker as well as the City of Lone Tree. Emotional support is provided, as well as information regarding available long-term support services. This section provides 24-hour crisis response. A request for Victim Services response must be made or approved by the law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction of the incident.