Denver police sergeant Stephanie Neblock was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence assault in Douglas County on Monday, the Denver Police Department said Tuesday in a press release. Neblock, who joined DPD in 2006 and was most recently assigned to the Division of Administration, has been placed in an “off-line assignment” and “will remain in that role while the case makes its way through the judicial process,” according to the release. DPD did not release any other details about the Nov. 11 incident, which is under investigation by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office. The department says its administrative review of Neblock’s case will begin once her criminal charges are adjudicated. Neblock has been released on a $3,000 bail and this is her first arrest, according to online court records. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Morrison police chief Bill Vinelli on leave amid investigation Crime and Public Safety | Texas man who murdered Colorado girlfriend after attempted breakup sentenced to life in prison without parole Crime and Public Safety | Letters: Readers’ takes on Proposition KK — The tax erodes gun rights. It’s essential for Colorado’s crime victims. Crime and Public Safety | Man seriously injured by Brighton police during arrest on suspicion of domestic violence Crime and Public Safety | Gun tax on Colorado ballot would pay for victim services; opponents see an “attack” on law-abiding owners