Category: Theft

Theft is charged in Loveland and Fort Collins when a person takes something of value with the intent of never giving it back. I don’t know about how you feel about it, but I think the candy this time of year is something special- especially the Cadbury eggs! My personal favorites are the mini eggs, but apparently one man had Continue Reading

Motor Vehicle Theft is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County, when a person is accused of unlawfully exercising control over a vehicle without permission. A man recently caught his car theft on video – and he even tried to run down the thief! According to the report, the Colorado man had started his car and walked back to his Continue Reading

Theft is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of taking something that doesn’t belong to them, without permission, with the intent to keep it from them permanently. Often in news stories and on social media, when someone is reporting on a Theft, they also use the terms Robbery and Burglary. While both can involve Continue Reading

Theft is charged in Fort Collins and Loveland when a person takes something from someone else with the intent of never giving it back. With the holiday season in full force, generally, package deliveries tend to be up. Christmas shopping is so much easier when you can order things online and have it brought right to your door! However, the Continue Reading

Theft, C.R.S. 18-4-401, is charged in Fort Collins and Loveland, CO when a person knowingly takes anything of value from another person without that other person’s consent.  Theft can be charged as a misdemeanor or felony in Colorado, generally depending on the value of the thing(s) stolen.  It doesn’t matter if you were accused of shoplifting, embezzlement, or another type Continue Reading

In Fort Collins and Larimer County, prior to June 5, 2023 an allegation of someone stealing another’s car or truck was charged as Aggravated Motor Vehicle Theft. However, recently, the governor signed a new law modifying Motor Vehicle Theft. Now, going forward, there are three degrees of Motor Vehicle Theft – Motor Vehicle Theft in the First Degree, Motor Vehicle Continue Reading

Crimes like Robbery and Theft have differences in their definitions and meaning, even though most of the things which define them are the same. In Fort Collins, Colorado Courts, judges and prosecutors are required to follow legal definitions created by our legislature, when you are accused of a crime.  Theft and Robbery both involve the taking of the property of Continue Reading