Trespass Charge in Larimer County
Man in Chicken Suit Steps Foot on Vail Resorts Property

Trespass is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of unlawfully stepping or staying on another person’s property. Commonly, Trespassing is a favorite charge when it comes to protesting. Even if someone is just peacefully trying to express their opinion, those whose opinion differs commonly watch for the ability to report Trespass. That’s the case 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 of someone hopping a fence Continue Reading

Fort Collins Burglary and Trespassing Attorney
Man in Dinosaur Onesie Wanted for Breaking into Homes and Cars

Breaking into a home to steal is charged as Burglary in Fort Collins and Larimer County while breaking into a car to steal is charged as Trespassing. A man will likely be facing both these charges after he was caught on doorbell camera breaking into homes and cars while wearing a dinosaur onesie and carrying a bag. According to the Continue Reading

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Student Charged with Trespassing in His Own School?

Third Degree Trespass is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person unlawfully enters or remains on someone else’s property. But what happens when that property is a public place – like a public school? Well, I guess you can still get arrested because that’s exactly what happened to a teenager recently. According to the report, the 18-year-old Continue Reading

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Trespass Charges for Not Wearing a Mask?

Third Degree Criminal Trespass is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person stays on the premises of another after being told to leave. A woman was recently arrested and charged with Trespass and Resisting Arrest after violating a store’s policy and refusing to wear a mask. According to the report, the woman was approached by store employees Continue Reading