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3 arrested in burglaries that targeted 26 Asian business owners
The burglaries in Colorado and Wyoming between January and July 2019 resulted in a loss of about $1.3 million, according to Fort Collins Police. Author: Janet Oravetz (9News) Updated: 2:05 PM MDT April 27, 2021
FORT COLLINS, Colo Three people have been arrested in connection with a 2019 residential burglary spree targeting 26 Asian business owners in Colorado and Wyoming, according to Fort Collins Police Services (FCPS).
A fourth suspect has been identified but remains a fugitive and is believed to be in South America, according to police.
“The suspects in this international case brazenly victimized members of our community and beyond, and they will finally be held accountable,” said FCPS Criminal Investigations Assistant Chief Tim Doran.
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12 suspects known as The Family indicted on organized crime charges in Colorado
The suspects are indicted on a total of 92 counts, according to the Denver District Attorney s Office. Author: Jennifer Campbell-Hicks Updated: 5:11 PM MST December 28, 2020
DENVER The Denver District Attorney s Office on Monday announced the indictments of 12 suspects it said are part of an organized crime group known as The Family.
The suspects, who were indicted on suspicion of operating as members of an enterprise, face a total of 92 counts in a series of crimes to support their methamphetamine addictions, according to a DA s Office press release.
They re accused in the identity thefts of more than 240 victims and in stealing and selling a multitude of items, including weapons, bicycles, sports memorabilia, jewelry, electronics, money and $500,000 in vehicles, the release says.