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They’re young, they’re local: 5 charts that explain who is getting arrested at the Denver protests
More than 350 people have been arrested or cited at the demonstrations over George Floyd’s death since they began last week.
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As Denver’s George Floyd protests reach 7th day, police chief holds discussion to “bring about meaningful change”
By Jesse Paul Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published
Complaints about police response to Denver’s George Floyd protests under investigation as demonstrations hit day 6
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Federal prosecutors in Colorado are looking to charge criminal “agitators” at Denver’s George Floyd protests
By Jesse Paul Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published
Greg Moore: Police and black folks — the swagger and disrespect must end
By Gregory L. Moore Opinion
ICE subpoenas Denver law enforcement for information on 4 people wanted for deportation
If Denver officials don't respond, ICE, the Homeland Security agency responsible for arresting and deporting people in the U.S. illegally, could take the subpoena to a federal judge
Denver and other cities are looking to take cops out of mental health-related 911 rescues
Denver is one of at least eight cities considering an Oregon program called Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets to decriminalize and improve the treatment of people with severe mental illness
Guard at Colorado women’s prison arrested by Denver police in attempted pimping case
Joshua Hensley, 38, was arrested Wednesday and is also accused of patronizing a prostitute
Denver authorities might be instructed to look the other way on magic mushrooms, but they remain illegal
The mushroom remains a federal Schedule 1 controlled substance, prohibited under state and federal law
Thousands of usable iPhones trashed by one Colorado firm because well-meaning donors forgot to turn off “Find my iPhone”
Lafayette recycler can’t do a thing with working, but locked, iPhones and donors aren’t getting the financial impact expected
Man exonerated in rape case will receive nearly $2 million after Colorado attorney general drops compensation challenge
Clarence Moses-EL spent 28 years in prison after a rape victim said his identity came to her in a dream. Attorney General Phil Weiser says it was a “travesty of justice.”
