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Cheyenne Police Chief  Brian Kozak says it will cost taxpayers more money over the long run to keep the department in it's current location than the $25 Million it would cost to locate a new Public Safety Building in the old Dineen Car Dealership.

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A spokesman for the Cheyenne Police Department says that Cheyenne Frontier Days 2012 appears to be going well so far from a law enforcement viewpoint.

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Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says his agency has been working closely with Cheyenne Frontier Days officials  to address public drunkenness and other alcohol-related issues at Frontier Park.

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Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says local law enforcement is making progress in reducing gang-related crime, thanks in large part to a multi agency unit that focuses on gang activity.

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Cheyenne Police spokesman Sergeant Rob Dafoe on Friday called the movie theater shootings  in Aurora, Colorado ''A terrible tragedy''. Dafoe went on to say he feels ''it's too soon'' to offer further comment on the situation

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Cheyenne Police are looking for Robert Collins, a transient known to inhabit the Cheyenne area, for attempted second degree murder charges.

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The Cheyenne City Council Finance Committee on Monday approved a series of contracts designed to keep the Victim Services Program through the Cheyenne Police Department running.

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Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says there will be a "zero tolerance" policy for underage alcohol consumption at Cheyenne Frontier Days events this year. The chief says any underage alcohol violators will not only be ticketed, but this year will also be immediately evicted from Frontier Park.

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A new report from the state Division of Criminal Investigation shows a 20 percent decrease in serious crime for the first three months of 2012 compared to the same period in 2011, according to Police Chief Brian Kozak.

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Cheyenne Police are continuing their investigation into several  improvised bomb explosions late Tuesday, according to police spokesman Sgt. Rob Dafoe.

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