Colorado Sheriff Explains Why Crime has Gotten Worse in Recent Years. What’s Changed?

Crime is something that affects all of us.

Whether it’s car theft, or violent attacks, Coloradans have seen more than their fair share.

Back in the 80’s and 90’s kids used to be able to ride their bikes until it got dark, walk home from school and generally be safe outside all day.

Now, many parents wouldn’t let their kids out of their sight.

So what happened?

Sheriff Steve Reams has spent nearly thirty years in law enforcement. He has the perspective that most people don’t.

During his tenure as Weld County Sheriff, he has made a name for himself as an outspoken advocate for defending Constitutional values and standing up for the rights of the people.

But Sheriff Reams isn’t done fighting yet!

He recently announced his campaign for Weld County Commissioner. This election will take place in 2026, and many Pro-Liberty Coloradans are thankful that he is stepping up to run.

In this video, Sheriff Reams explains what he’s seen over the past 30 years in law enforcement, how crime has changed in Colorado due to the policies of our State Legislature and shares his vision for Weld County as Commissioner.