Denver police shared a blink-and-you-miss-it update Sunday, announcing that a stabbing happened at about 10:12 a.m. The alert offered no location, no word on the victim's condition, and no information about any suspect. As of publication, investigators appeared to have released only that single-line notice.
According to the Denver Police Department, “The stabbing occurred today at approximately 1012 hours.” The post also reminds residents that the department's social media accounts are not monitored around the clock and urges people to use the police non‑emergency line or call 911 for urgent situations. The City and County of Denver's police page lists the non‑emergency number as (720) 913‑2000.
What Officials Have Said
So far, the brief X post is the only public notice about the incident. At the time of publication, the department's website had not added a longer press release with further details. Reporters and community members looking for updates can keep an eye on the Denver Police press‑release page or follow the department's verified social accounts for official information.
How To Help
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has relevant video is asked to call the Denver Police non‑emergency number at (720) 913‑2000 or contact the department's media relations team. For immediate danger, call or text 911. Officials say they will share additional information as it becomes available through their official channels.
