Vincent Anthony Zapata was booked into the Jefferson County Detention Facility on September 29, 2026, at 9:13 a.m., according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office public inmate lookup. The record lists the Lakewood Police Department as the arresting agency and gives his age as 26.

The record lists 379 charge lines under 212 different case numbers, with case-number years that reach back before 2026. The roster does not explain how those lines relate to the September 29 booking, and it does not define the status codes printed beside them. This article therefore reports what the roster lists and draws no conclusion from the codes. A charge listing is an allegation, not a finding: Zapata is presumed innocent, the roster publishes no case disposition, and no line is treated here as a conviction.

The most serious charge wording on the record is attempted first-degree murder. Case 25CR2226 lists "ATTEMPTED 1ST DEGREE MURDER," and case 25CR2290 lists "1ST DEGREE MURDER HOMICIDE ATT 2 CTS," both under Colorado Revised Statutes section 18-3-102 as the roster prints it. A third case, D0302025CR002451, lists "MURDER 1 AFTER DELIBERATION ATT" and "MURDER 1 EXTREME INDIFFERENCE ATT"; the roster prints "WARRANT ARST AG NOT CHG A" where a citation would appear, so the booking source did not publish an exact statute section for those two lines. The roster shows next scheduled court dates of October 19, 2026 for the first two cases and October 6, 2026 for the third. As legal context, section 18-3-102 defines first-degree murder, including causing a death after deliberation and with intent, or knowingly creating a grave risk of death under circumstances showing extreme indifference to human life. Under section 18-2-101, a criminal attempt requires a substantial step toward the offense with the required intent and is classified one level below the completed offense. These are descriptions of the law, not findings about what occurred.

Case D0302025CR002732 lists three sexual assault lines under section 18-3-402 (the roster appends "SA" to the citation), with a next court date of September 30, 2026. As legal context, that section defines sexual assault as knowingly inflicting sexual intrusion or penetration under the circumstances it specifies, with felony classes from 6 through 2 depending on those circumstances.

Cases 26M26219 and 26M4113 list indecent exposure lines under section 18-7-302(1), one of them labeled as an attempt and one as three counts. As legal context, the section covers knowingly exposing the genitals, or performing masturbation, in view of others under circumstances likely to cause offense and with intent to arouse or satisfy sexual desire. It is generally a class 1 misdemeanor, and a class 6 felony in specified repeat or aggravated circumstances; the roster does not state a level for these lines.

Cases 26CR1548, 26CR397 and 26CR1457, among others, list possession-with-intent-to-distribute and distribution lines under section 18-18-405, each labeled with a quantity range. As legal context, that section covers unlawfully manufacturing, distributing, dispensing or selling a controlled substance, or possessing one with intent to distribute it, with penalty tiers that depend on the substance and the quantity.

The remaining lines cover a wide range, including impaired driving, assault, menacing, burglary and attempted burglary, theft, protection-order violations, eluding, probation- and bond-related entries, pretrial holds, and many failure-to-appear entries. Because 119 lines carry no citation and 75 different statute sections are cited among the rest, this article describes only the lead charges above; the complete list is in the sheriff's record. Any penalty mentioned applies only upon conviction, and each charge is an allegation until a court decides otherwise.