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Prohibited use of weapons is a criminal charge in Aurora, Centennial, and Englewood that involves aiming a firearm at someone, certain acts of shooting a gun, or throwing weapons at another. This charge sometimes follows when someone is drunk with a gun or under the...
A third-degree criminal trespass charge in Jefferson County, Colorado can result when someone unlawfully enters or remains on someone’s land. This charge can also apply when the location isn’t enclosed or fenced in some way. 3rd degree trespassing can range from a petty offense to a…
First-degree burglary in Aurora, Colorado is a serious offense that often involves unlawfully entering another's property intending to commit a crime while armed. However, entering or remaining without permission and even threatening to use a deadly weapon can lead to...
Sexual assault on a child in Aurora, Colorado is a serious crime involving touching minors inappropriately. Groping or fondling someone's private parts who is under the age of 15 carries major penalties if the defendant is 4 or more years older than the alleged...
Possessing child pornography in Denver is a crime known as sexual exploitation of a child. When a person has images or video of anyone under the age of 18 engaged in sexual acts, impactful criminal charges can result. This can include pictures on a smartphone, video...
Unlawful purchase of firearms in Jefferson County, Colorado is an offense that involves buying guns illegally. When someone purchases or obtains a firearm for another person who might be ineligible to possess a weapon, strict criminal penalties can apply. While you...
Unlike many states, Colorado's criminal code does not contain a separate offense for domestic violence. Technically, the charge is for assault. The domestic violence aspect of the charges comes into play after a conviction or guilty plea, during the sentencing stage....
Anytime a person acts in a way that creates a significant risk of seriously injuring others, a reckless endangerment charge can result. In Adams County, Colorado, this crime can involve doing something dangerous around children or completing tasks at work while drunk....
Obstruction of telephone service in Adams County, Colorado is a crime that involves interfering with phone calls. Cutting someone's telephone line or even taking their phone out of their hand can lead to criminal charges. As the majority of calls now occur on mobile...
Driving a vehicle when your license has been denied, revoked, or suspended is unlawful in Adams County, Colorado. We often see this crime when someone with an alcohol offense, such as DUI or DWAI, drives while their license is under suspension. In other cases, a...