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Charged With A Crime? It Doesn’t Mean You’re Guilty.
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...
2nd degree arson charges in Jefferson County, Colorado often involve some type of property damage from a fire or explosion. This offense is slightly less serious than 1st degree arson in that it doesn't involve a building or occupied structure. Still, especially...
As more and more people do their shopping online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, packages from Amazon, Costco, and Walmart end up on front porches for extended periods of time. Porch pirates often take advantage of this and attempt to take these packages, potentially...
Allegations of soliciting for prostitution in Aurora, Colorado often stem from offering money for sex. However, even arranging or giving details about a place where prostitution is practiced can lead to criminal charges as well. Police stings aren't uncommon when it...
Pretending to be someone for benefit can lead to a criminal impersonation charge in Denver. Acts that defraud another by impersonation, lead to legal or financial penalties, or involve providing signatures on legally binding documents are prohibited throughout...
Threatening someone to take actions against their will can end in extortion charges in Denver. Acts of blackmail that involve threats to family, finances, or property often lead to damaging criminal charges. While you may feel the language you used wasn't threatening...
Second-degree burglary charges in Colorado often involve breaking and entering intending to commit an offense against someone or property. These acts of unlawful entry or remaining somewhere with criminal intent have harsh consequences if convicted. It is important to...
Criminal mischief charges in Denver typically involve some type of damage to property or land. The extent of the damage is a large determining factor when it comes to consequences. This charge can also apply when damage is done to something that two people own...