Crime & Police

A death in Brighton raises questions about a domestic violence investigation.

The Colorado Supreme Court opinion deals with jury nullification.

Josh Vigil was shot by officers twenty times.

Spencer Erickson woke up as the K-9 was lunging at his face.

Arapahoe County has agreed to pay $2.45 million to settle the matter.

The rider was cited after running into a cop directing traffic.

The videos show why de-escalation is so important in police stops.

Statistics in a new report are disturbing.

Randall Wright was a Kroger executive and married father of two.

Auviauntea Evans was sentenced to forty years in prison for the murder of Reese Grant-Cobb.

Allan George was jogging away from officers when he was struck.

Denver District Attorney Beth McCann has created a restorative justice program for adults, in which offenders and victims can meet face-to-face to discuss how to repair harm caused by a crime.

Sam Mandez, who spent 17 years in solitary confinement, was resentenced and will likely be released soon.

Patrick Firman will leave after three tumultuous years on the job.

The victim is described as Matthew Martin’s girlfriend.

Paul Pazen has experienced more than his share of highs and lows.

The standoff lasted for around an hour.

The fifteen plaintiffs describe harrowing experiences.

The postponement marks the third this year.

The officer took part in another fatal shooting of a suspect who ran.

Nine pedestrians and one cyclist are among the victims.

New details have emerged about SeaQuest Littleton’s repeated violations of state animal welfare laws, including a lawsuit on behalf of a sloth who was accidentally burned by a heat lamp.