The Denver Police Department took to social media yesterday, seeking the public's assistance in locating Pedro Castillo, a suspect wanted for aggravated robbery. In a post shared on their official Facebook page, alongside what is known as "Mug Shot Monday," the department circulated a mug shot of Castillo and urged anyone with information on his whereabouts to come forward.
According to the Denver Police Department's post, individuals who spot Castillo or have knowledge of his location should immediately contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-STOP (7867) or submit a tip online; tipsters have the option to remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward, a measure that incentivizes community contribution to law enforcement efforts. The department made it clear that they are committed to removing Castillo from the streets, where he is currently a wanted individual, but ultimately, everyone's safety is the top priority, which cannot be compromised for any reason.
Furthermore, the Denver Police Department provided an inducement directly to the suspect: "If you turn yourself in, we will expire this post upon confirmation of your booking." This suggests a readiness to negotiate the terms of engagement, hinting at the preferable outcome—an outcome in which Pedro Castillo ceases to be a fugitive evading the grasp of the law. The terms are set and the message is clear, Pedro Castillo stands at the fringe of public life and law enforcement, as the digital wanted poster signals his time on the lam may be coming to a close.
