EVERGREEN, Colo. (KKTV) - Colorado’s violence intervention and prevention program Safe2Tell says it received more reports in September than nearly any other month in its 21-year history.

Safe2Tell received 3,846 reports during that month, according to the latest report from the Colorado Attorney General’s Office. A significant number of those reports followed in the wake of the Sept. 10 school shooting in Evergreen .

The Colorado Attorney General’s Office said the uptick in reporting is a good thing, as it is exactly what the resource was designed to do: enable students, parents and other members of the community to make an anonymous report if they are concerned about their safety or the safety of others. The fact that so many people felt empowered to make such a report in September is

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