A Denver police officer was cleared of all charges Friday in connection with an alleged 2023 domestic violence incident that took place in Adams County. Jurors found Anthony Guzman Jr., 32, not guilty of harassment and third-degree assault at the end of a two-day trial, according to court records. Guzman was arrested in Adams County on Aug. 9, 2023, following the incident that happened the previous day. The Denver Police Department announced after Guzman’s arrest that he had been placed on paid suspension. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Pueblo man shot by Chaffee County sheriff’s deputies arrested on suspicion of attempted murder Crime and Public Safety | Task force proposes sweeping reforms to Colorado’s child abuse laws in wake of 7-year-old’s death Crime and Public Safety | New Colorado gun tax aims to shore up state’s victim services Crime and Public Safety | Colorado’s first emergency safehouses for sex-trafficking survivors are opening in metro Denver early next year Crime and Public Safety | Man sentenced to life in prison for fatally beating girlfriend at Commerce City hotel A department representative was not immediately able to confirm Guzman’s employment status Saturday morning. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.