'Palantir out' vandalism in Cherry Creek sparks investigation

DENVER (KDVR) — Police are investigating an incident of vandalism in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood.

A Denver resident told FOX31 they were walking their dog around 7 a.m. Saturday when they came across the vandalism, which apparently included white spray paint with the words “Palantir out” written on it, red spray paint and broken front glass doors.

The source said they saw spray paint and broken glass, but said the doors leading to the building were not damaged. The source said that security personnel confirmed that the owners of the house had been notified of the vandalism.

A Denver Police Department spokesperson told FOX31 they are investigating the incident as criminal mischief.

No other information about the investigation was immediately available.

Palantir Technologies, headquartered near downtown Denver, develops data software that “powers real-time AI-based decision making at critical government and commercial organizations in the West.” According to the site.

Business den It was reported earlier this year that Palantir was about to move its headquarters to the site that was vandalized.

FOX31 reached out to Palantir Technologies and has not received a response as of publication.

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