Theft is charged in Fort Collins and Loveland when a person is accused of taking something of value with the intent of not giving it back. Colorado law enforcement is investigating a major Theft – almost 3,000 Nintendo Switch 2 game consoles were stolen out of a semi. According to the report, the semi driver Continue Reading
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Fort Collins Unlawfully Permitting a Juvenile to Possess a Handgun Attorney How Is Unlawfully Providing a Firearm to a Juvenile Charged in Colorado?
It is a crime in Fort Collins, Colorado to provide a juvenile with a handgun, allow a juvenile to possess a handgun or providing a juvenile with a firearm other than a handgun. Let’s learn more about this crime, how its charged, and how is punished. Larimer County Unlawfully Providing a Firearm to a Juvenile Continue Reading
Fort Collins Menacing Lawyer Man Charged with Menacing, Vehicle Theft and DUI
Menacing is charged in Fort Collins and Loveland when a person is accused of placing another in fear of serious bodily injury. A man was recently charged with this crime, along with Driving Under the Influence, Bias-Motivated Crime, and Motor Vehicle Theft after he attacked a landscaper and stole his truck. According to the report, Continue Reading
Fort Collins False Imprisonment Attorney How is False Imprisonment Charged in Colorado?
False Imprisonment is a common Domestic Violence charge in Fort Collins, Loveland and across Larimer County. Let’s take a closer look at how this crime is charged and the related penalties. Larimer County False Imprisonment Lawyer: How is False Imprisonment Charged in Colorado? The Larimer County, Colorado law definition of False Imprisonment – C.R.S. 18-3-303 Continue Reading
Disorderly Conduct Attorney in Loveland How is Disorderly Conduct Charged in Colorado?
In Loveland, Fort Collins, and Estes Park, there are five different situations that can get you charged with Disorderly Conduct. They range from physical altercation to making too much noise. Let’s look at the five different ways someone can find themselves facing a Disorderly Conduct case in Colorado. Larimer County Disorderly Lawyer: Colorado Definition of Continue Reading
Loveland Sexual Exploitation of a Child Lawyer Search Warrants in SEOC Cases
The most common way we see Sexual Exploitation of a Child is charged in Loveland and Fort Collins when a person is accused of viewing or downloading child pornography (Child Sexual Abuse Materials – CSAM). Often, a person will know they are being investigated for this crime when the Loveland or Fort Collins Police knock Continue Reading
Fort Collins Criminal Mischief Lawyer How is Criminal Mischief Charged in Colorado?
Criminal Mischief is charged in Loveland and Fort Collins when a person is accused of causing damage to someone’s property. Interestingly, you can actually be charged with this crime for damaging property that is jointly owned. This means you can be charged for damaging your own property. For example, a man jointly owns his house Continue Reading
Loveland Harassment Attorney Park Altercation Results in Four People Charged with Harassment
Harassment is charged for various reasons in Loveland and Larimer County. One of those reasons includes having unwanted physical contact with another person. A widely recorded incident in Loveland a few days ago resulted in four people getting charged with Harassment. According to the report, two groups of people were arguing. One of the people Continue Reading
Fort Collins False Reporting to Authorities Lawyer Drunk Man Reports Fake Crime
One way that False Reporting to Authorities is charged in Fort Collins and Loveland is when a person is accused of reporting a crime that they know did not occur. Recently, a Colorado man had called 911 to report that a person had threatened to “blow his head off.” The man ended the call after Continue Reading
Loveland Reckless Endangerment Attorney Accidental Discharge of a Firearm
Reckless Endangerment is charged in Loveland and Fort Collins when a person is accused of acting in a way that creates a risk of serious injury to another person. A Northern Colorado man was recently charged with this crime after an accidental discharge of a firearm. According to the report, a woman called to report Continue Reading