Jeff is a digital journalist with the Denver7 team.
DENVER — Amid concerns following a double homicide and other security issues surrounding a former hotel converted into a Denver homeless shelter, a neighboring credit union announced it is closing its doors.
“After much consideration, Partner Colorado has made the difficult decision to close our Central Park branch on May 3, 2024 due to safety and security concerns for our employees and members,” the email read. “Closing the Central Park branch was not an easy decision; however, the safety and well-being of our employees and members is our top priority.”
This week, the city of Denver announced changes to security at the shelter including an increase in police patrols. The city also said it was in the process of installing a badge system for both staff and residents.Denver increasing security at hotel shelter after double homicide Brandon Richard 5:36 PM, Mar 18, 2024 Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s office said the mayor’s homeless czar would take a hands-on leadership role at the hotel shelter.
On Wednesday, Denver’s Medical Examiner Office released the names and causes of death of the two victims. “It’s just hard to tell the difference between the good and the bad people until it’s too late,” said Jeremy Page, who is staying at the shelter. “There has been a lot of deaths here since I’ve been here.”
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