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Aiming a weapon at someone or recklessly firing a gun can lead to a prohibited use of weapons charge in Fort Collins, Loveland, or Estes Park. With the heightened sensitivity around firearms in today's society, law enforcement is unfortunately quick to pursue charges...
Possession, distribution, and creation of child pornography in Colorado Springs are serious crimes with severe penalties. Questionable material on laptops, PCs, tablets, and smartphones can lead to time in prison, significant fines, strict supervision, and presence on...
Internet luring in Fort Collins, Loveland, and Timnath is an electronic sex crime that involves communicating with someone underage. When this communication becomes flirtatious or contains sexual content followed by suggestions to meet, law enforcement is quick to...
Probable cause is an interesting topic when it comes to criminal law in Denver, Aurora, and Lakewood. Law enforcement needs it to do several different things in terms of your person, property, or car. Probable cause that someone has engaged in criminal behavior is...
Motor vehicle theft charges in Colorado Springs can result from the smallest of actions regarding another's car. While this crime does involve blatant acts of auto theft, it can also include borrowing someone's car without permission or deceptively using it without...
Repeated behavior towards another can lead to stalking charges in Fort Collins, Loveland, and Greeley. This crime goes beyond harassment or simply being an annoyance. Allegations often include credible threats, continuous contact via text, phone, or social media, or...
Seeing the flashing lights of a police car in your rearview mirror can be one of the most unsettling experiences for a motorist, regardless of whether they have been drinking. But if you consumed alcohol before driving, the way you interact with police after being...
Using someone's personal information or their credit card to pay for goods or something of value can be considered identity theft in Denver, Cherry Creek, and Montbello. If you either don't have permission or lack authority, using another's info or credit / debit card...
While the laws surrounding controlled substance possession in Colorado have eased a bit recently, it is still unlawful to have even a few grams of narcotics (with the exception of marijuana) without a current and valid prescription. Earlier this month, a man in...
Obstructing a peace officer in Fort Collins, Colorado is a misdemeanor offense that can lead to county jail time, fines, and a criminal record. Even in situations where you believe an officer is acting illegally, interfering or hindering their progress can lead to...