Det. Mark Woodward (L) , Denver P.D., presents Sgt. Calvin Hemphill (R), Denver P.D., with the 4th Annual Michael A. Powell Memorial Award for Robbery Investigator of the Year

Officer Andrea Schleser, Arvada Police Dept., receives the first ever Officer of the Year Award.

Retired Denver Police Detective Bob Partenheimer was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award.

On behalf of Wells Fargo Bank, Neil Tubbs accepted a plaque honoring Wells Fargo for its sponsorship. 

Det. Larry "Little Pete" Peterson (left), Adams County Sheriff's Office, and Jerry Riblett, King Soopers, were given the newly created "Old Timers Award" in honor of their long involvement with CARI. Both have attended monthly meetings and annual conferences since at least 1974. At that time Jerry was a Broomfield Police Detective.

Plaques were awarded to Jim Stein (on behalf of Safeway Stores), Randy Sargent and Jim Wilson (on behalf of Loomis, Fargo & Co.) and Jerry Riblett (King Soopers) honoring their respective companies' annual contributions to CARI.

Richard MacNeilly, Adult Parole, won the .45 caliber Para Ordinance handgun, donated by Bantek West.

Bob Weesner, Loveland Police Department, won the Smith & Wesson .38 caliber titanium handgun, donated by Wells Fargo.

Kelly Beluscak (right), Summit County Sheriff's Office, won the limited edition print of an Old West bank robbery, provided by Electronic Tracking Systems. ETS representative Betty Burns-Hastings (left) was on hand. 

Pete Palombi, Denver Police Department, won the 15 speed bicycle provided by Crimestoppers (Manny Alvarez).

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