Rep. Jason Crow outside of the GEO facility after a July 22 tour alongside Congress members, Diana DeGette, Joe Neguse and Ed Perlmutter. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
A screen shot from an Aurora Police tweet shows a new effort by police to indentify how a Denver Post photo of a protester they suspect of vandalism at the July 12 GEO prison protest in Aurora was blacked out after the Post insisted they not use it. 
A screen shot from an Aurora Police tweet shows how a Denver Post photo of a protester they suspect of vandalism at the July 12 GEO prison protest in Aurora was blacked out after the Post insisted they not use it. 
This image, provided by Aurora Police, depicts persons of interest into an investigation of trespassing and vandalism during a July 12 protest at an Aurora GEO immigrant holding facility. PHOTO SUPPLIED 
This image, provided by Aurora Police, depicts persons of interest into an investigation of trespassing and vandalism during a July 12 protest at an Aurora GEO immigrant holding facility. PHOTO SUPPLIED 
This image, provided by Aurora Police, depicts persons of interest into an investigation of trespassing and vandalism during a July 12 protest at an Aurora GEO immigrant holding facility. PHOTO SUPPLIED 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
The Colorado state flag, the American flag and the GEO company flag were dropped and replaced by the Mexican flag, an upside down Thin Blue Line banner resembling an American flag and a flag that was disparaging to police, while hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
A plastic chain link barrier is set up prior to a July 12 march at the GEO facility in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
A sole protestor stands beyond the threshold and on GEO property while hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
The Mexican flag is hoisted and flies over the GEO facility while hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel ColoradoPhoto by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. The Mexican flag was hoisted after the Colorado state flag and the American Flag were removed from the flag poles at the GEO facility. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Protestors who crossed the threshold onto GEO property yelled at those who stayed on the public side of the barrier to join them on their side. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
A protestor challenges those who are remaining orderly to cross the threshold onto GEO property while hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel ColoradoPhoto by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
Protestors who stayed on the public side of the threshold of GEO property insisted that those who crossed come back to their side. Those who crossed were challenging those who stayed, speaking down to them for remaining orderly. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado 
The GEO flag lies on the ground torn and ripped after protestors removed it from the flag pole – proceeding to destroy it. Hundreds of protestors assembled for a march at the GEO facility, July 12, in Aurora, Colorado. 
A GEO employee peers out between the blinds of an office at protestors, during a July 12 immigration crisis march in Aurora, Colorado. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Sentinel Colorado
DENVER | Police have ticketed a woman they say was involved in the removal of an American flag during a protest at a GEO immigration detention center in Aurora.
The Denver Post reports the woman, whose name hasn’t been released, was cited for criminal tampering and was issued a summons to appear in municipal court in Aurora. Investigators are still looking for other people who were photographed removing the flag during the July 12 protest at the privately-run detention center.
The protest against the Trump administration’s planned immigration raids drew about 2,000 people to the center. Police say hundreds of them crossed a makeshift barrier to trespass onto the center’s property, and some pulled down the American flag and two others, replacing the American flag with a Mexican flag.
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Information from: The Denver Post, https://www.denverpost.com