Boulder police searching for more victims after arresting man accused of sexually assaulting child
Boulder Police Department
and last updated 2021-01-21 09:28:34-05
BOULDER, Colo. â Boulder police arrested a man suspected of sexually assaulting a child and say they are concerned there may be other victims who have not reported the crimes.
Detectives with the Boulder Police Department arrested Ian C. Morrison, 36, of Boulder, on Tuesday on charges of sexual assault, sexual assault on a child, enticement of a child and false imprisonment.
The victim s parents reported the crimes, which happened in 2020, to police.
During an investigation, police said they found that Morrison was in possession of sexually explicit material of children.
The Weld County Sheriff s Office is warning the public about a police impersonation scam that resurfaced last week.
Back in November, a suspect was calling Weld County residents claiming to be Sgt. Pete Jones. The scammer told people that they had active warrants for their arrest, which would be cancelled if the scammer was paid in gift cards.
Last week, a resident of Weld County reported receiving the same type of call from a man who said he was Sgt. Pete Jones with the Weld County Sheriff’s Office. The scammer told the man that he had two active warrants out for his arrest - one for failing to appear in court and another for failing to report for jury duty. In addition, the suspect told the man that his fine totaled $1,000 and could be settled with gift cards.
The Weld County Sheriff s Office is currently investigating a string of fuel thefts from local ranches that have taken place during the past month.
The first reported gasoline theft occurred on December 5 from a property near Weld County Road 47 and Weld 66. At 8:30 a.m., the victim was made aware of a fuel leak by his landlord.
When the victim drove to check on the 500-gallon tank, he noticed that the pump handle had been broken, which caused 150 gallons of gasoline to spill into the surrounding area. The victim did have trail cameras monitoring the tanks, and the footage showed a man attempting to steal fuel during the early morning hours.
UpdatedThu, Dec 24, 2020 at 6:04 am MT
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Two men are accused of stealing bikes and bike parts worth more than $60,000, Boulder police said. (Shutterstock)
Two men one from Golden and another from Denver are accused of stealing more than $60,000 worth of bicycles and bicycle parts, Boulder police said.
Richard Hickman, 32, and Kevin Kucharski, 36, were arrested Sunday with help from the Golden and Louisville police departments, officials said.
The investigation began in Boulder after two men burglarized the Trek Bicycle shop, at 2626 Baseline Rd, on Nov. 16, Boulder police said. Then CycleWorx, at 5360 Arapahoe Ave., was burglarized Nov. 21.
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Investigators searched Hickman and Kucharski s homes in Golden and Denver and found bikes, bike parts, burglary tools, methamphetamine and two guns, one of which was stolen, according to the Boulder Police Department.
2 men arrested in thefts of $60,000 worth of bicycles, Boulder Police say
A search of the suspects residences also turned up bike parts, drugs and two guns, one of which was stolen, according to police. Author: Jennifer Campbell-Hicks Updated: 3:06 PM MST December 21, 2020
BOULDER, Colo. Two men were arrested Sunday after an investigation involving multiple law-enforcement agencies into the theft of more than $60,000 worth of bicycles, according to police.
Records show that Richard Hickman, 32, and Kevin Kucharski, 36, were booked into the Boulder County jail on suspicion of several counts each of burglary, theft, possession of stolen items and criminal mischief.
The men are suspected of burglaries at two Boulder bike shops: Trek Bicycle, at 2626 Baseline Road, on Nov. 16, and CycleWorx, at 5360 Arapahoe Ave., on Nov. 21, a press release from the Boulder Police Department says (BPD).