Denver Psilocybin Mushroom Dispensary Has District Attorney's Attention
A co-op selling support services with a free side of magic mushrooms has the Denver District Attorney's attention, but legal experts say that current state laws are gray.
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A co-op selling support services with a free side of magic mushrooms has the Denver District Attorney's attention, but legal experts say that current state laws are gray.
A Colorado man who was convicted in 2000 of kidnapping and robbing a woman from the Cherry Creek Mall will be released from prison after a plea deal was reached.
Family of woman killed with AR-15 protests for justice, wants juvenile charged as adult Denver7 and last updated 2021-04-03 01:57:15-04 DENVER -- Family members of a woman brutally killed while driving home from dinner on February 20 took to the streets in protest Friday night. They said they're seeking justice for 32-year old Pam Cabriales. For them, justice includes trying one of the suspects, aged 14, as an adult. "It just break my heart to know that she was the victim of such a horrific crime," said the victim's cousin, Christal Sanchez. Cabriales, the mother of a six year old boy, was dr...
Brandon darnell smith is arrested and charged with robbery and third-degree assault. smith pleads not guilty. >> there's a message here. people have to be very careful, wherever they go. it just doesn't seem like something like that is worth hurting someone over. >> but jordan's nightmare isn't over. almost three months later, smith writes a letter that is intercepted by deputies at the jail. in it, police believe he orders a hit on jordan's life. jason jordan, an attorney, and bill jordan's son, speaks out. >> he's not just some small-time guy who is ripping people off at cherry creek mall. h...
That d.a.'s office says go arrest this guy, so cops can knock on the d.a.'s door every day and say we have the perpetrator, he's going to run, if you don't let us arrest him, he's going to run. >> the next thing we hear about thayne smika is a few years later, we get a call from the denver d.a.'s office. what we learned was that mr. smika eventually made his way to denver, that he had gone to work for a construction company as a bookkeeper. he had written unauthorized checks to himself and that missing money had been discovered and the denver d.a.'s office was able to get an arrest warrant for...