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Eagle Police honor local UPS security staff for helping prevent fraud
Summary
Police Chief Travis Ruby and Detective Kirkpatrick presented letters of appreciation recognizing Jody Hurley Sollers and Nicole Mullenax for helping stop fraud schemes affecting local residents; staff said recent responses prevented losses totaling nearly $75,000 and involved coordination across multiple UPS locations.
Mayor Pike invited Police Chief Travis Ruby to present a recognition to two local security professionals who worked with the department to prevent fraud in the Eagle area. Chief Ruby read letters commending Jody Hurley Sollers and Nicole Mullenax for "proactively educat[ing] potential victims on safeguarding themselves against future fraud attempts" and for actions that "successfully prevented multiple crimes, protected several individuals from significant financial loss, and raised awareness in the community."
Ruby told the council and audience that Hurley supports UPS locations across multiple states and that Mullenax’s interventions “kept nearly $75,000 from potential fraud suspects,” numbers the chief said illustrate the practical impact of coordinated responses between law enforcement and private‑sector security. Detective Kirkpatrick, who introduced the two honorees, and several council members joined the chief in thanking them and posing for photos.
Council members and attendees praised the collaboration as an example of local partnership to protect vulnerable residents. The council did not take any formal action but recognized the two security staffers on the public record and accepted the department’s appreciation letters.
