According to Fort Collins Police reports, property crimes were the most commonly charged crimes in Fort Collins last year. The most popular property crimes reported were Criminal Mischief, Burglary, Trespass, and Theft. Now, these are just the crimes reported, not actual arrests, but the trend remains the same – property crimes are popular in Larimer County. Larimer County Criminal Mischief Attorney: Destruction, Damage, and Vandalism Criminal Mischief Continue Reading
Category: Trespassing
Fort Collins Trespassing Attorney Serial Trespasser Repeatedly Tries to Sneak on Flights
Remaining in a place after someone has asked you to leave, or unlawfully entering somewhere is charged as Trespassing in Fort Collins and Larimer County. A woman has been named a serial trespasser, as she has been charged multiple times for the same offense – going into airports in order to sneak onto flights. She has previously been successful in Continue Reading
Fort Collins Burglary Attorney Crimes Related to Breaking in to Someone’s House
I recently had a salesman come to my door trying to sell me an alarm system. Normally, I wouldn’t have given it a second thought, but when he was reading the statistics about home break-ins in the Larimer County area, it made me think twice. It also made me think about how there are multiple crimes related to breaking into Continue Reading
Fort Collins Second Degree Trespassing Lawyer | Tebow’s Girlfriend Gets the Boot?
It’s not uncommon for women to develop crushes on their favorite sports star. It is, however, uncommon for those women to travel across the country to show up where the sports star is training, claiming to be his girlfriend. That’s what one Arvada woman is accused of doing, and she ended up being charged with Trespassing. According to the news Continue Reading
Fort Collins 1st Degree Trespassing Attorney | Real Estate Agent Uses House for Sex
I’m sure there are many perks to being a real estate agent or realtor. While I am not familiar with all the perks involved in the job, I’m pretty sure using other people’s houses to have sex in is not one of them. Yet, that’s exactly what one real estate agent is being accused of after the police were called Continue Reading
Fort Collins Trespassing and Criminal Mischief Attorney | At Least He Paid for the Cigarettes
There is nothing more frustrating than driving to a store for a particular item, only to find the store closed. That is the exact frustration one man was facing when he arrived at a convenience store to buy a pack of cigarettes. Apparently, he arrived at the store early one morning and pounded on the front door several times before Continue Reading
Trespassing and Disorderly Conduct in Fort Collins | 50 Cents Makes All the Difference
It is always upsetting when you go to pay for something and the cashier asks for more money than what you expected to pay. It rarely, however, turns into a criminal matter – except for one 19-year-old girl. She had ordered some hot wings from a fast food restaurant drive-thru and had pulled up to the window to pay, when Continue Reading
Trespass in Fort Collins | When Offensive Behavior Leads to Criminal Charges
When two teenage boys crashed their car into a house, most neighbors responded by rushing to help the teens while waiting for paramedics to arrive. One man, who made what I would call an inconsiderate and insensitive choice, chose to not render any aid to the boys. Instead, he pulled out his phone and taped the situation. He made comments Continue Reading
Tater Tots: A Deliciously Distracting Side Dish | Burglary in Larimer County
It could have been a successful Burglary, if not for the tater tots. A man had effectively broken into a house and cased the place, all while the unknowing homeowner was upstairs. He probably could have gotten away with whatever he wanted to take, if he hadn’t seen the tater tots. But, when he did, he decided to take a Continue Reading
Leave the Easter Resurrection to Jesus | Criminal Mischief in Larimer County
Most people know the story of the Resurrection. Jesus was hung on the cross and killed, buried in a tomb, and three days later he rose from the dead. Well, apparently one man felt he could help others who had passed rise from the dead on Easter, as well. To accomplish this, he allegedly damaged more than 30 headstones with Continue Reading