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Stalking charges in Arapahoe County can result when someone repeatedly takes actions against another causing serious emotional distress. This can include making threats, following a person, continuously approaching them, persistently contacting them by phone or text,...
Patronizing a prostitute charges in Denver can result when someone has intercourse or sexual contact with another for money. Even hanging around or staying in a location where prostitution is practiced can be considered an act of patronizing. This specific crime goes...
Unlawful use of a controlled substance in Denver is an offense that involves using certain drugs that aren't prescribed to you. While this drug crime doesn't carry the ramifications of a possession charge, it can still lead to probation, fines, and employment issues....
Possession of handguns by juveniles is a charge in Denver that involves minors having a firearm without permission. There are some exceptions to this law that involve parental authorization, hunting, and private property. Those under 18 that possess a firearm outside...
Harassment charges come in many forms throughout Colorado. Intending to annoy, alarm, or torment someone followed by specific actions can lead to police involvement. Earlier this week, a man allegedly pushed a bartender to the ground after being asked to wear a mask...
Indecent exposure charges in Boulder County can result if a person displays their genitals for someone's sexual gratification. A key element of this offense is the location where the defendant allegedly revealed themselves. Doing so somewhere that might alarm others...
First-degree assault in Aurora, Colorado is a crime that involves purposefully and seriously hurting another person. Injuries in these cases pose a significant risk of death, permanent disfigurement, or loss of a body part or impairment of its function. Broken bones...