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Obstruction charges in Denver can result from getting in the way of police or making their job more difficult. Becoming confrontational with law enforcement is especially risky and even a slip of the tongue can lead to a criminal charge. Interfering in any way with...
Obstructing a peace officer charges in El Paso County, Colorado involve intentionally disrupting a police officer or firefighter while performing their duties. Anyone who threatens or uses force or violence against a peace officer or their law enforcement animals can...
Lawyer for Assault, Obstruction & Menacing Charges in Boulder, Colorado A man in Boulder County has been arrested after a confrontation with sheriff deputies that surprisingly ended without anyone being injured, besides the man who was ultimately taken down by a...
Obstructing a Peace Officer in Arapahoe County, Colorado Last month, a Colorado woman was sentenced to 3 years in prison after committing a variety of crimes, one of which was Obstructing a Peace Officer. She had helped a man evade police after he shot and killed...
Obstructing a Peace Officer and Resisting Arrest in Denver, Colorado The charges of Obstructing a Peace Officer, and Resisting Arrest can be very similar in Denver, Colorado. Police charge Resisting Arrest when they feel you tried to prevent them from arresting you,...
Peace or Police Officer Obstruction and Obstructing Lawyer in Castle Rock Did you know that Colorado law gives a "super status" to police, firefighters and medical service providers? While we agree these essential public servants need to do their job, we've found an...
Obstructing a Peace Officer in Adams County, Colorado Court Obstructing a Peace Officer is a term used to denote some type of interference of police or sheriff deputies in Adams County. It occurs only during an officer's performance of their lawful duty. Many officers...
Many police officers and sheriff's deputies in Denver, Arapahoe, and Douglas County have no earthly idea of what Obstructing a Peace Officer, also known as Obstruction, is under Colorado law. Obstructing a Peace Officer is defined in C.R.S. 18-8-104 as a crime where a...
There are several crimes that make my blood boil with how often they are overcharged by the police and district attorneys in Denver, Douglas, and Adams County. I think it should be a requirement for the police to understand the law surrounding the charges they put on...
Obstruction, (Obstructing a Peace Officer) C.R.S. 18-8-104, is a type of case that nearly anyone in Arapahoe, Douglas, or Denver County could be convicted of. Obstruction is usually defined as anytime a person uses or threatens to use violence, force, physical...