Crime & Police

Brice Fitch retrieved an AR-15 after he saw a couple trying to steal his Dodge Charger.

The suit alleges that the department has a custom, practice and policy of excessive force.

Facebook has banned a white nationalist group that continues to spread its hate unimpeded on Twitter.

Richard Boccardi spent half his adult life behind bars, but he might have the last laugh.

The Denver District Attorney’s office has declined to charge two people arrested for homicides in 2019.

Over nine years after pleading guilty to plotting to blow up the NYC subway system, Najibullah Zazi will be sentenced in federal court.

Pais is said to be “infatuated” with the Columbine school shooting.

Daniel Flesner was charged with invasion of privacy for sexual gratification and tampering with physical evidence.

Officer Jeremy Ownbey allegedly likened an intern to a prostitute several times during an eight-hour ride-along.

The incident flowed from a late-night carjacking in Aurora.

The cops responsible for the beating have been repeatedly fired and un-fired over a ten-year period.

Untreated mental illness led to a greater crime and is now at the center of two new pieces of legislation.

A new report reveals the strain the increasing number of drug felonies, many for simple possession, are putting on the Colorado prison system.

There are a rising number of suicides among inmates in rural jails, but the phenomenon is taking place in larger facilities, too.

A bill that would end capital punishment in Colorado has been introduced at the legislature.

James Nelson has been fighting for almost eleven years over a bike crash that nearly cost him his life.

An in-custody suicide at a Western Colorado jail that prompted a lawsuit is one of four in fewer than three years at the same facility.

The fifteen unsolved homicides from one recent year in Denver share more in common than tragedy.

A new audit report criticizes the Denver sheriff’s handcuffing protocol.

Twenty years after the day that changed everything, Columbine has also become a case study for the long-range trauma inflicted by a mass shooting.

One expert sees a rising number of kratom addictions, while another characterizes it as still fairly rare.

Representative Leslie Herod believes the proposal would create a fairer judicial system.