There are many different weapons crimes that a person can be charged with in Fort Collins and Larimer County. Some commonly charged ones include Prohibited Use of a Weapon, Menacing, Unlawfully Carrying a Concealed Weapon and Illegal Discharge of a Firearm. But, there are many others that often result as an additional charge after an Continue Reading
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Juvenile Animal Cruelty Attorney Social Media Calf Video Implicates a Teen for Cruelty to Animals
Cruelty to Animals or Animal Abuse is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of harming an animal. With social media booming, teens are posting absolutely everything – including bad behavior. Recently, law enforcement received a tip that a video was circulating on social media which showed a juvenile harming Continue Reading
Violation of a Protection Order Attorney in Fort Collins Meat Stick Assault
Violation of a Protection Order is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of breaking one of the requirements set out in a court ordered protection order. A woman was recently charged with this crime after an altercation at Walmart. According to the report, the woman was shopping with her Continue Reading
Resisting Arrest Lawyer in Fort Collins Blind Man Charged with Resisting Arrest
Resisting Arrest is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of trying to keep officers from arresting them. In Colorado, you can only be charged with Resisting Arrest if Fort Collins Police or Larimer County Sheriff have probable cause to arrest you FOR A DIFFERENT CRIME. You can’t solely be Continue Reading
Failure to Register as a Sex Offender Attorney Registering as a Sex Offender in Another State
Failure to Register as a Sex Offender is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of not reporting to law enforcement on their registration date or not providing correct information on their registration forms. Often, we get calls from people whoa re confused about the registration rules, either because they Continue Reading
Trespassing Attorney in Fort Collins ‘Get Out’ is All it Takes
There are three degrees of Trespassing a person can be charged with in Fort Collins and Larimer County. Whether someone is charged with First Degree Criminal Trespass, Second Degree Criminal Trespass or Third Degree Criminal Trespass, one thing is similar with all three – entering or remaining on property without consent. Now, most people think Continue Reading
Disorderly Conduct Attorney for Logan County Officers Hogtie Man and Charge Disorderly Conduct
Disorderly Conduct is charged across Colorado including in Kit Carson County, Logan County, Morgan County, Phillips County, Sedgwick County, Washington County, and Yuma County for many different reasons. Sometimes, when police in Sterling or Holyoke are annoyed or dislike an individual, they find a way to charge them – and Disorderly Conduct is an easy Continue Reading
Public Indecency Attorney in Fort Collins Too Much Fun at a Haunted House
In Fort Collins and Larimer County, Public Indecency is charged for a few different circumstances, but one of those includes fondling the body of another person. Recently, at an amusement park haunted house, a couple was caught having a little too much fun and it resulted in criminal charges. According to the article, a teenager Continue Reading
Sexual Assault Attorney in Fort Collins Sexual Assault with a Deadly Weapon
In Fort Collins and Larimer County Sexual Assault with a deadly weapon is charged when a person is accused of using a deadly weapon to cause an alleged victim to submit to sexual penetration. Recently, a woman was out jogging when she was approached by a man and sexually assaulted. According to the report, the Continue Reading
Fort Collins Prohibited Use of a Weapon Attorney Guns and Bars Don’t Mix
Prohibited Use of a Weapon is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of having possession of a firearm while under the influence of alcohol. This is why guns and bars don’t mix. Even if you have a concealed carry permit, if you are drinking, you can get in trouble Continue Reading