The 22-year-old Colorado man was suffering a mental health crisis when he was killed by a Clear Creek sheriff’s deputy.
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Attorneys for former Clear Creek County deputy ask judge to drop charges in fatal shooting of Christian Glass
Kyle Gould “gave the best advice he could based on what he knew,” his attorneys wrote in a motion and argued Monday in court.
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Grand jury says Clear Creek officer’s decision to remove Christian Glass from car directly led to his death
Kyle Gould, Andrew Buen had no probable cause of a crime to remove 22-year-old from vehicle while he was having a mental health episode, indictment says
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Clear Creek County deputies involved in fatal shooting are indicted, fired after grand jury investigation
Christian Glass, 22, was fatally shot through the windshield of his car after he ran off the road near Silver Plume and called 911 for help.
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As momentum to rename Mount Evans builds, the namesake’s relatives ask Colorado to consider his contributions
Descendants of John Evans speak up on behalf of former governor while acknowledging his role in Sand Creek Massacre
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New citizen advisory board to evaluate Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office following Christian Glass’ death
Officers shot and killed the 22-year-old inside his car after he called for roadside assistance while stranded in a small mountain town.
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Carman: Cops are slow learners when it comes to lessons of the video age
Clear Creek County sheriff’s deputies are under scrutiny in the death of 22-year-old Christian Glass.
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Family of 22-year-old man fatally shot by law enforcement in Clear Creek County wants accountability
Christian Glass, 22, was shot and killed by police June 11 after his car got stuck in Silver Plume and he called 911 for roadside assistance.
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Idaho Springs Mighty Argo gondola group wins $8.7 million judgment against escrow company that stole deposit
Judge agrees that Virginia-based escrow company stole $4.5 million from the Idaho Springs Mighty Argo investors and created fake documents to hide the theft.
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Colorado’s geographic renaming board begins process of scrubbing Native American slur from 28 sites
The Colorado Geographic Naming Advisory Board on Sunday began the process of scrubbing the offensive slur “squaw” from 28 of the state’s peaks, valleys, passes and creeks. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland in November created a committee to strip the offensive name from federal maps. The Derogatory Geographic Names Task Force in February identified […]