Skaters, deputy, volunteers work to clean up skate park

It’s not always a sign of impending cooperation when a law enforcement officer shows up at the local skate park.

But a t Clement Park on Sept. 12, a group of skateboarders, a Jeffco sheriff's deputy and other volunteers gathered to tidy up the park and let everyone know it shouldn't be trashed.

"We wanted to make a difference at the skate park," said 16-year-old Nick Bruso, a local skateboarder who spends a lot of time at the park skating and filming his friends. "This is like our home."

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