Denver Officials Oppose Colorado Prop 132 on Fentanyl Penalties
Denver's mayor, police chief, and district attorney say they do not support Proposition 132, a November 2026 Colorado ballot measure that would increase criminal penalties for illicit fentanyl, arguing it lacks funding, while the Douglas County sheriff and the measure's backers argue current state policy is failing.
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| Oct 16, 5:23 AM | theconversation.com | Fentanyl is fueling overdose deaths in Colorado – what voters need to know about Proposition 132’s attempt to stiffen penalties |
| Oct 15, 5:31 PM | 9news.com | Denver mayor, police chief and DA say they don’t back Prop 132 on fentanyl penalties |