Identity Theft in Fort Collins and Larimer County is charged when a person uses a credit or debit card that belongs to another person without their permission to obtain anything of value. A 7-Eleven employee is facing this felony charge after a woman accidentally left her debit card at the convenience store in Castle Rock. The store employee took the Continue Reading
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Sexual Assault on a Child Attorney Fort Collins Chemical Castration a New Punishment for Child Sex Crime Convictions?
Sexual Assault on a Child is a crime charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of having sexual contact with a minor. Another state recently passed a law that would require those convicted of a sex crime against a child to be undergo a chemical castration prior to leaving prison. According to the report, this medical Continue Reading
Fort Collins DUI Lawyer 322 Colorado Driving Under the Influence Arrests Over Memorial Day Weekend
Driving Under the Influence, or DUI, is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person operates a motor vehicle while affected by alcohol or one or more drugs. A common practice for law enforcement is to up their DUI patrols over holiday weekends. This past Memorial Day weekend was no exception. There were a reported 322 total DUI Continue Reading
Fort Collins Bail and Bond Attorney Pre-Trial Release and CPAT Assessments for Determining Bond Amounts in Larimer County
After a person has been arrested for a crime in Fort Collins, Loveland, or Estes Park, a bail bond amount is set. This is the amount of money that the Court requires a person exchange for releasing the defendant and allowing them to stay in the community while the case is pending. If the defendant appears for all scheduled court Continue Reading
Fort Collins Domestic Violence Assault Attorney Woman Stabs Boyfriend over Lack of Birthday Celebrations
In Fort Collins and Larimer County, Domestic Violence is a sentence enhancer added to any underlying crime, like Assault. A woman was recently charged with Domestic Violence Assault after her birthday didn’t go as planned. According to the article, it was the woman’s 55th birthday and her boyfriend let her down as far as celebrations go. He didn’t take her Continue Reading
Fort Collins Kidnapping Lawyer Professor/ Uber Driver Accused of Second Degree Kidnapping
Kidnapping is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person takes another from one place to another without consent. A professor who worked as an Uber Driver when he wasn’t teaching was recently charged with this crime after hitting on some passengers and driving them away from their destination. According to the report, the professor had picked up Continue Reading
Larimer County Indecent Exposure Lawyer Man Wanted for Exposing Himself to CSU Students
In Fort Collins and Larimer County, Indecent Exposure is charged when a person exposes their genitals to another for sexual gratification. Colorado State University (CSU) police are looking for a man who has reportedly exposed himself to multiple women on campus. According to the report, the three incidents occurred in the morning near the area. The man was in his Continue Reading
Larimer County Criminal Mischief Lawyer Man Arrested for Peeing on Police Car
Criminal Mischief is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person causes damage to the property of another. A man was recently charged with this crime, after a video was posted of the man peeing on a police car. According to the report, the man had decided to relieve himself on the cop car to the cheers of Continue Reading
Larimer County Vehicular Eluding Lawyer High-Speed Chase After Wellness Check
In Fort Collins and Larimer County, Vehicular Eluding is charged when a person drives recklessly in an attempt to get away from the police. A call for a welness check, quickly turned into a high-speed Vehicular Eluding case after a potentially suicidal man with a gun took officers on a high-speed chase. According to the report, a family member of Continue Reading
Fort Collins Persistent Drunk Driver Attorney How Does Someone Get Labeled a Persistent Drunk Driver?
The word ‘persistent,’ by definition, means constantly repeated or continued. Apparently the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles did not consult a dictionary when naming Persistent Drunk Driver because you can actually get that label for your first DUI offense. Now, it can also apply to repeat offenders, but if your blood alcohol content (BAC) is .150 or higher, you can Continue Reading