Colorado legislature OKs restricting no-knock warrants | Colorado Politics
If signed into law, Senate Bill 254 would only allow law enforcement to use no-knock warrants if a person's life is in danger.
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If signed into law, Senate Bill 254 would only allow law enforcement to use no-knock warrants if a person's life is in danger.
Colorado lawmakers and law enforcement have been working on a policy regarding no-knock warrants for years. Their compromise is now steps away from the governor's desk.
One day after Gov. Jared Polis signed a package of gun control bills into law, a group of students and other activists against gun violence descended on the state capitol to demand lawmakers do more.
Colorado lawmakers have passed several gun control bills this session, but failed to get an assault weapons ban out of committee.
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