Denver police

The protesters who sued were shot at or hit by everything from pepper spray to a Kevlar-bag filled with lead shot fired from a shotgun

Domestic violence killings and homicides involving narcotics helped fuel the record number

About a dozen lawsuits have been filed on behalf of over 60 people injured or arrested in Denver’s protests

No arrests had been made as of Saturday and investigators asked anyone who finds the box to call police.

Authorities identified the fourth and fifth victims as Michael Swinyard, 67, and Alyssa Gunn, 35

Zoo president Bert Vescolani on Friday publicly apologized to Gail Waters for her son Alonzo Ashley's July 2011 death

Seven officers claimed that the city did not have the authority to impose the mandate

Four people were arrested over the weekend in connection with the discovery at The Maven hotel

Division Chief Ron Thomas says the man in his 20s was shot Sunday evening and taken to a hospital, where he died

Attorneys for Isabella Thallas' father, Joshua Thallas, and her boyfriend, Darian Simon, filed the lawsuit in Denver District Court on Tuesday

The shooter got away, and police were not immediately sure whether the suspect was in custody though they made contact with multiple “individuals of interest"

Former police officer Scott Gudmundsen is accused of holding two door-to-door roofing company salesmen on the ground at gunpoint, saying they were terrorists and part of antifa

Officers Derek Streeter and Diego Archuleta were the first in the department to be disciplined for excessive force during the protests

The name of the writer of the letter in support of Jeffrey Sabol has been redacted in federal court records

The fire killed Djibril and Adja Diol, along with their 22-month-old daughter Khadija. Hassan Diol and her infant daughter, Hawa Baye, relatives of the Diols, also died in the blaze.

Denver District Attorney Beth McCann announced the charges Tuesday against 28-year-old Benjamin Satterthwaite, who is accused of killing and dismembering 33-year-old Joshua Lockard

The Denver coroner's office, which determined the unidentified remains belonged to one person, has not released a cause or manner of death

Videos taken at the scene just outside of the Denver Art Museum showed a confrontation in a crowd of people followed by a single gunshot being fired

Denver police spokesperson Jay Casillas confirmed the department is conducting an internal investigation of the allegation and declined further comment because it is ongoing