Smokey, a 9-year-old llama, lived on West County Road 38E, west of Horsetooth Reservoir, and was stolen Monday night, according to the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office.
Bill Schwartz, 45, was convicted of two counts of felony theft after a week-long jury trial in Denver District Court. A single count of money laundering was dismissed by the judge, court records show.
Westminster has given initial approval to four ordinances that will make it easier for the city to prosecute suspects involved in automobile-related crimes, including street racing and catalytic converter thefts.
The legislation will prevent wrongful convictions and make all of us safer by increasing trust between communities and law enforcement officers.
Two Denver police officers mishandled a woman’s call for help during a domestic violence situation two years ago, missed that the woman was seriously injured and left her with her abuser, according to the city’s Civil Service Commission and police disciplinary records.
Mike Johnston is promising Denver voters big changes including an end to homelessness and a return of neighborhood beat cops if he is elected mayor.
Mike Johnston is promising Denver voters big changes including an end to homelessness and a return of neighborhood beat cops if he is elected mayor.
Concerns about the police work that led to his 2000 conviction were brought to District Attorney Beth McCann’s office.
The teenage defendants in the rock-throwing attack on Bartell face a possible life sentence. Let’s see how the justice system responds.
The characters in Succession, which is inspired by Fox’s fabulously rich and cynical Murdoch family, aren’t as openly racist as Tucker Carlson.
