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Police & Law Enforcement UFO Reports: 8 Declassified UFO Files

Local law enforcement officers in Colorado filmed lights with cellphone cameras in October 2023 and January 2024 and reported them to AARO. Officers described orbs hovering for long periods, and one said radar showed no aircraft in the area. AARO notes that phone autofocus and image processing can distort distant subjects. It removed the audio and redacted identifying details, and the reports are labeled unresolved.

Sources in the archive

8 declassified UAP files on this topic: 4 PDFs, 4 videos. Incidents span 2023–2024.

What stands out

These eight files are the latest police‑plus‑war‑department combo illustrating Colorado’s favorite pastime: chasing lights with cell‑phone cameras. The bounty of videos and transcripts shows bureaucrats trying to turn grainy footage into something that looks like work.

  1. LLE-UAP-PR002 — Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado, October 2023 — 15‑minute cell‑phone video gives the longest unedited look at the mystery—perfect for those who love endurance marathons of blurry lights. Too bad the subject doesn’t sprint.
  2. LLE-UAP-PR003 — Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado, October 2023 — A crisp 27‑second clip, the shortest bite‑size UFO snack on the docket—ideal for skeptics with short attention spans. Blink and you’ll miss the drama.
  3. LLE-UAP-D002 — Transcript of an Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado, October 2023 — Redacted PDF transcript of the October sighting, detailing triangular maneuvers and bright lights—because nothing says ‘classified’ like asterisks and blank lines. Guesswork has never been so official.
  4. LLE-UAP-D004 — Transcript of an Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado, January 2024 — January transcript notes a 300‑foot object hovering for 15 minutes—because even the Pentagon needs a bedtime story. Hovering, not hailing, apparently.

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