A team of 15 investigators from the Boulder Police Department, University of babyÖ±²¥app Boulder Police DepartmentÌıand the District Attorney’s Office continue to review the more than 800 tips received since the riot in the University Hill neighborhood on March 6. These tips include social media posts and videos with the goal of identifying suspects and bringing criminal charges where appropriate. As of today, the Boulder Police Department has made sixÌıarrests in the case. More arrests are expected.
CU Boulder Chief of Police Doreen Jokerst (left) and city of Boulder Chief of Police Maris Herold (right)
Tomorrow is St. Patrick’s Day, and it can be a popular time for parties. If you choose to celebrate, we ask you to remember you are part of the community and your actions impact those around you. The Division of Students Affairs is hosting many great events now and throughout the weekend in the residence halls and across campus. There are both virtual and in-person options, all designed for you to safely have fun and get to know fellow Buffs.
As you make your plans for St. Patrick’s Day and the upcoming weekend, review these tips and remember Boulder County Public Health guidelines requireÌıpersonal gatherings are limited to no more than 10 people from two different households. Also, face coverings and physical distancing are key to preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Our officers will be collaborating for patrols in the University Hill and other campus neighborhoods, as well as on our campus, to ensure the public health orders are followed and gatherings don’t get out of hand.
We don’t ever want to see a repeat of March 6. Help us keep our great community safe and enjoy St. Patrick’s Day responsibly.
Doreen Jokerst
Chief of Police
CU Boulder Police Department
Maris Herold
Chief of Police
City of Boulder Police Department
