Colorado Background Check Coverage

• Colorado Sex Offender - Registry only contains information on certain high-risk registered sex offenders. High-risk offenders are categorized as Sexually Violent Predator (SVP), Multiple Offenses, and Failed to Register. Data may contain name, DOB, address, aliases, offense, category and other additional information. Photos included. Updated monthly.
• Colorado Dept of Corrections - Records of 27,508 offenders currently incarcerated, involved in community corrections or paroled under the supervision of the Colorado Department of Corrections. Results may include name, DOB, race, gender, hair color, eye color, height, weight, parole information, case #, offense, sentence information and photos.
• Denver County Criminal Court - Criminal and General Sessions Court records on 149,188 offenders. File contains misdemeanors and felonies only through preliminary hearing phase. Results may include name, DOB, physical description, offense, sentence and fine. This file is updated quarterly. Cities in this county are: Montbello, Montclair, Denver, Glendale and Lowry.
• P.R.I.O.R.S. - Public Record Indexes of Record Searches. This database is comprised of proprietary criminal data compiled from previously ordered county, statewide and federal criminal requests, from CO, which contained records.

Colorado Background Check

Whether you live in Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Lakewood, or anyplace in between, the ability to carry out an accurate and thorough background check is essential in maintaining you and your family's protection.

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Colorado Criminal Background Checks Keep Your Family Safe

You should never hire any type of house services unless they come from a reference from someone your trust. Even then, a simple Colorado background check can quickly raise flags. It is common for people to pose as a reliable maid or nanny and gain the trust of an innocent victim. Unfortunately in most cases, theft is irresolvable and the stolen goods never make it back. In numerous cases, a Colorado background check reveals that the suspect had a criminal record. Filing a police report will often raise flags in the future for others who perform background checks on the individual.

Criminal Statistics For The State Of Colorado

• Total Crime - In 2006, Colorado had a Total Crime Index of 3842.9 incidents per 100,000 individuals. This figure was down 11.5% from the previous year in 2005. The Total Crime Index was down 3.6% since 2000 and down even more in 1981, down 47.8%. Colorado's Total Crime Index has considerably been on the decline in the past twenty five years.
• Violent Crime - Colorado had a Violent Crime Index of 391.6 reported incidents per 100,000 people in 2006. This number was down 1.3% from 2005. The Violent Crime Index was up 17.2% since 2000, but down 32.4% since 1992. Colorado's Violent Crime Index has been steadily declining during the past 25 years.
• Property Crime - Colorado's 2006 Property Crime Index was 3451.3 reported incidents per one hundred thousand people. This figure was down 14.6% from the prior year. The Property Crime Index was down 5.5% since 2000 and down from a 25 year high in 1981, down 49.5%. Colorado's Property Crime Index has considerably been on the decline in the past 25 years.
• Murder Rate - The 2006 Colorado Murder Rate was 3.3 reported incidents per one hundred thousand individuals. This figure was down 10.9% from the previous year in 2005. The Murder Rate was up 6.4% since 2000, but down 59.3% since 1981. Colorado's Murder Rate has significantly been on the decline in the past twenty five years.
• Forced Rape - In 2006, Colorado's Forcible Rape Index was 43.7 reported incidents per 100,000 people. This figure was up 0.6% from the previous year in 2005. The Forcible Rape Index was up 20.7% since 1989, but down 16.8% since 1980. Colorado's Forcible Rape Index has changed slightly during the past twenty five years, declining slightly.
• Robbery - The Robbery Index in 2006 for Colorado was 80.7 incidents per 100,000 individuals. This figure was down 4.8% from the previous year, 2005. The Robbery Index was up 14.4% since 2000, but down 49.6% since 1980. Colorado's Robbery Index has considerably been on the decline in the past twenty five years.
• Aggravated Assault - Colorado's Aggravated Assault Index in 2006 was 264 reported incidents per 100,000 people. This figure was down 0.4% from the previous year in 2005. The Aggravated Assault Index was up 20.9% since 2003, but down 34.8% since 1992. Colorado's Aggravated Assault Index has been slowly dropping during the past twenty five years.
• Burglary - In 2006, Colorado had a Burglary Index of 682.1 incidents per hundred thousand individuals. This figure was down 8.5% from the previous year in 2005. The Burglary Index was up 8.1% since 2000, but down 66.5% since 1981. Colorado's Burglary Index has drastically declined during the past 25 years.
• Larceny Theft - The 2006 Larceny Theft Index of Colorado was 2331.8 incidents per 100,000 people. This figure was down 14.8% from the previous year, 2005. The Larceny Theft Index was down 11.2% since 2000 and down from a 25 year high in 1982, down 47.4%. Colorado's Larceny Theft Index has significantly been on the decline in the past 25 years.
• Motor Vehicle Theft - The Motor Vehicle Theft Index in 2006 for Colorado was 437.5 reported incidents per 100,000 people. This figure was down 14.8% from the previous year in 2005. The Motor Vehicle Theft Index was up 19.9% since 1999, but down 15.1% since 2002. Colorado's Motor Vehicle Theft Index has changed slightly during the past 25 years, growing slightly.