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Douglas County Sheriff's Office briefs Highlands Ranch board on Impact Unit's narcotics and fugitive work, cites recent fentanyl case
Summary
Division Chief Michael McIntosh and Sergeant Brad Proulx described the Impact Unit's multi-agency narcotics, pattern-crime and fugitive work and highlighted a recent major fentanyl case in Highlands Ranch.
Division Chief Michael McIntosh and Sergeant Brad Proulx of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office briefed the Highlands Ranch Metropolitan District board on the Impact Unit's operations March 31, describing an interagency team established in 2014 that focuses on narcotics investigations, pattern crimes and fugitive apprehension.
Proulx said the unit conducts both short-term and long-term investigations, operates in plain clothes and uses unmarked vehicles, and relies on intelligence sharing and surveillance coordinated with local, state and federal partners. He cited recent work that included fugitive apprehensions, large-scale theft investigations and narcotics seizures, and referenced a major fentanyl case in Highlands Ranch.
Board members asked questions about the unit's operations, commended the team's work, and thanked the presenters for the update. No formal action or request for resources was recorded in the minutes.
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