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Internet luring is a sex offense in Jefferson County, Colorado that involves electronic sexual communication with someone under the age of 15. When the other person is 4 or more years older than the child and there is any mention of meeting in person, impactful...
Reckless driving is a traffic offense in Adams County, Colorado that involves operating a vehicle in a way that disregards the safety of others. A bit more severe than careless driving, reckless driving goes beyond not demonstrating proper awareness as to your...
Menacing is a crime in Jefferson County, Colorado that involves making threats or taking actions that place others in fear of being injured. Colorado continues to see instances where the combination of road rage and firearms leads to menacing charges. Earlier this...
Criminal mischief charges in Arapahoe County, Colorado typically follow behavior of knowingly damaging or defacing someone's property. Also known as vandalism, if the owner of the property doesn't consent to the damage another person inflicts, criminal charges can...
Impersonating a peace officer in Denver is an offense that involves pretending to be a cop and acting in that role in some way. Simply dressing as a police officer is not a crime, but if you also pull someone over or show fake credentials, criminal charges can result....
Sexual assault on a child is a major offense in Arapahoe County that involves groping or fondling someone under the age of 15. Consent is irrelevant in these cases when the actor is 4 or more years older than the young teen. Earlier this month, a Colorado corrections...
Endangering public transportation is a criminal offense in Colorado that involves threatening or injuring someone on board a bus, light rail, or airplane. This applies to just about anyone on public transportation including crew members, operators, attendants, or...
Extradition is a process that involves bringing a fugitive back to the state where they allegedly committed a crime. Violating conditions of bail, probation, or parole can also result in extradition from one state to another. There are several elements that must take...