Commanding captain of Patrol Division at the Douglas County Sheriff's Office. In case of emergency, call 911. For other calls: 303-660-7500.
Castle Rock, CO
Joined March 2016
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Captain Jim Jensen retweeted
Sadly the holiday season is one of the deadliest times of the year for impaired driving. Do everyone a favor, #DriveSober.
A great synopsis of SRO’s roles. While many communities have removed SROs in the “defund the police” era, @dcsheriff maintains a robust cadre of specialized deputies assigned to protect our schools from those who would victimize our youth. Thanks @maxschachter for sharing.
@BrileyKen of @nationalsheriff School Safety Committee explains that school resource officers are not security guards nor are they involved in disciplining students. SROs maintain a safe and secure learning environment for all students and faculty. youtu.be/Q0-VZvwWEuM
Captain Jim Jensen retweeted
A Date Which Will Live In Infamy
On this #PearlHarbor79 anniversary, we honor those who we lost and salute the bravery and determination of so many who still inspire us.
I hope you’re enjoying Black Friday & your Thanksgiving holiday. @dcsheriff is hard at work keeping your communities safe! Dayshift have recovered three stolen vehicles in 24 hours & arrested the respective occupants. Lock your cars and secure your valuables! Don’t be a victim.
I hope you will join me as I #GiveThanks for our many blessings. I am grateful to be spending time with my family, but many of the men & women @dcsheriff are working today. I’m thankful for their and their families’ sacrifice so that we can feel safe. Happy Thanksgiving 🍁🦃
I #GiveThanks for four seasons. Today winter came on strong, even though it’s still fall! Drive safely and don’t be lulled into false confidence. Slushy, wet roads are the reality. @dcsheriff is on Accident Alert—please slow down and arrive alive.
Surrounded by beauty all around—we only need the eyes and heart to see them! We are so lucky to live here. Sometimes I wonder if it isn’t Eden. I #givethanks for the blessing of just living and working here.
Tie One On for Safety.
November 20th and 21st, we will be joining MADD for the Tie One On for Safety campaign, specifically looking for impaired drivers. The Red Ribbons you will see are to honor all those affected by drunk and drugged driving. Do your part, don't add to the statistics. @MADDOnline
Captain Jim Jensen retweeted
"Every veteran of the armed forces of the United States is a hero . . .
On this day, it’s our duty to tell the story of what they did for us, what they did for our country, and all that they’ve done to ensure the survival and the success of liberty." foxnews.com/opinion/veterans…
This.
This #VeteransDay, athlete Connor Billington remembers his grandpa, Gene Dalton, who was a Captain in the Marines. He passed away earlier this year at 85 years old.
"He's like a leader to me. He served for our country to keep our country." -Connor
Captain Jim Jensen retweeted
. @SheriffSpurlock and the rest of the DCSO family want to say how thankful we are for the freedoms that we enjoy due to the courage of all US Military Veterans. Special shout out to the 90+ DCSO vets who now serve @douglascountyco
Happy Veterans Day! Please join me in remembering the men & women who have sworn to protect the Constitution & guard us against enemies that would see the republic undone. Their service has kept us strong & safe. Please remember, too, some continue in your service @dcsheriff.
Captain Jim Jensen retweeted
ALERT: Officers are closing roads in area of 1100 block of N Ash Street while they work to contact a possibly armed suspect. Residents and motorists are advised to avoid the area. We will post updates here as they become available. #Denver
Happy birthday to our Beloved Corps. Thanks to all Marines, whether in service today or yesterday, for the contribution you’ve made to our safety & freedoms. I’m proud to work with many men & women at @dcsheriff who continue to serve the people of @douglascountyco
I’m proud to have known him and worked with him on local terrorism cases. He’s truly a national treasure. My condolences to all who miss him.
Hey Dad, Mom! This is National Teen Driver Safety Week. Car crashes are the #1 killer of 15-18 year olds. And parent discussions are key to saving their lives. No keys until they know the rules. Here are the six rules your family should enforce.
RULE 5: No Alcohol (or other drugs). It goes without saying the young mind & body aren’t prepared for intoxicants. Have the discussion: teens need a strategy BEFORE they are in the situation. Call home. Call a ride share. Never ride with a drunk driver or drive drunk. Never.
