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Adams County pays man $80,000 after he was arrested…

Originally reported by 9News2025-11-12

Police Misconduct

A former Denver Police Department reserve officer named Barry Zatkalik was arrested for recording a deputy and complaining about speeding, resulting in an $80,000 settlement payout from Adams County. The incident occurred during a traffic stop on southbound Highway 85 near 104th Avenue.

Key Facts

  • Barry Zatkalik was arrested by Deputy Walter Berlinski for recording the deputy and complaining about speeding
  • The arrest resulted in an $80,000 settlement payout from Adams County
  • Zatkalik is a former reserve officer of the Denver Police Department

Incident Details

Location ADAMS COUNTY, Colo.
Department Adams County Sheriff’s Office
Officers Involved Walter Berlinski (Deputy)

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