During his brief stint at the police department, Heskett received low scores in nearly 90% of the training evaluation categories, his released personnel file shows. Throughout the program, Lafayette’s field training officers complete daily observation reports on trainees, rating them on a scale of one to five in various categories. Heskett was hired as a seasonal Colorado Parks and Wildlife ranger in March, roughly eight months after resigning from Lafayette. The Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training public database shows an officer named Callum Heskett is still certified as a peace officer in Colorado, though he’s not currently employed. The former park ranger is next scheduled to appear in court on Oct. 1 for a disposition hearing, court records show.