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Former Colorado Deputy Allegedly Shoots and Damages Police Cars, Fires Rifle at Boulder Sheriff's Headquarters

No one was injured after Tyler Boyd Reilly allegedly fired at the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office and police vehicles, authorities said.

  • On Monday, former deputy Tyler Boyd Reilly was arrested after firing an AR-15-style rifle at the Boulder County Sheriff's Office headquarters on Flatiron Parkway in Boulder.
  • Earlier that night, Reilly called 911 reporting anxiety and threatened Boulder County Sheriff's Office facilities; he resigned in May 2024 in lieu of termination for cause after 12 years of service.
  • Before the headquarters incident, Reilly fired rounds at police vehicles parked at the Broomfield Police Department on Descombes Drive; no one was injured at either location.
  • Sheriff Curtis Johnson stated tactical advantages allowed deputies to arrest Reilly without incident, avoiding an officer-involved shooting at the facility, which operates 24/7.
  • The sheriff's office lobby remains closed during the ongoing investigation into the shootings; Reilly is in custody pending charges, though his motive has not been disclosed.
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KMGH broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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