Prohibited Use of a Weapon Attorney Near Me in Fort Collins
Drunk Cop on Duty Doesn’t Get Charged

Possessing a firearm while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is charged as Prohibited Use of a Weapon in Fort Collins and Larimer County, unless, perhaps, you are a police officer. Recently, news sources revealed that an Aurora police officer not only avoided criminal charges, but also got to keep his job after being found passed out in his Continue Reading

Obstructing a Peace Officer Lawyer Near Me in Fort Collins
Man Charged with Many Crimes After Attacking Cars

Obstructing a Peace Officer is charged in Larimer County and Fort Collins when a person acts in a way to stop law enforcement from doing their job. A man is facing this charge, along with at least 7 others, after attacking vehicles with a tire iron. According to the report, the man was standing at an intersection hitting vehicles and Continue Reading

 Assault on a Peace Officer Lawyer Near Me in Fort Collins
Assault on a Police Officer Can Be a Misdemeanor or a Felony

Using physical force against peace officer, firefighter, or medical personnel is charged as Second Degree Assault on a Peace Officer, a felony, in Fort Collins and Larimer County. However, there is a misdemeanor charge related to Assaulting the Police and it is  found under the Third Degree Assault statute. A woman is facing the more serious felony charge after being Continue Reading

Fort Collins Assault on a Peace Officer Attorney
Throw Rocks at Cars, Get a Felony

The Second Degree Assault statute defines many   criminal situations that can result in 2nd Degree Assault charges in Fort Collins, Loveland, and Estes Park. One is causing serious bodily injury or bodily injury to a peace officer. A Denver man was sentenced to 5 years in the Colorado Department of Corrections for harming 3 police officers. The case began with Continue Reading

Former Fort Collins Cop Pleads Guilty to Stalking

A Fort Collins police officer was immediately fired after Stalking allegations were filed against him. Now, facing his sentencing hearing in April, he has pled guilty to Stalking, Official Misconduct, and Unlawful Sexual Contact. While all the details of the case have not been released, it is known that a woman reported the officer for ‘inappropriate behavior.’ Apparently, the officer Continue Reading