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Criminal Investigations
The Investigations division also assists the smaller law enforcement agencies when requested with more complex investigations such as economic crime cases, homicides and officer involved shootings. There are 21 full time employees that include:
All of the investigators are certified peace officers in the State of Colorado with an average of 26 years of experience in the division. They have state, local and federal law enforcement backgrounds. Some investigators have specialized skill sets:
Members of the division (which is supervised by Chief Investigator Michael Knight) are on-call at all times. They also participate in the 18th Judicial District Critical Response Team which responds to officer involved shooting cases in the district when the team is requested by the involved law enforcement agency. The Investigations division is housed in two locations with the bulk of the investigators located in the Centennial office while additional investigators are located in the Douglas County office.
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18th Judicial District
News & Upcoming Events The Citizen's Academy A free, four-week course that demystifies the criminal justice system and provides an inside look at your District Attorney's Office. The Citizens Academy is open to the public. Participants must be 18 years of age or older. Reporting a Crime Contact the Law Enforcement Agency where the crime occurred. Click here for a complete Agency Listing for the 18th Judicial District. E-Mail the D.A.
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The primary function of the Criminal Investigations Division for the 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office is to support the prosecution team through interviews and further investigation after local law enforcement has filed cases with our office.
