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A man who was found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in October for a 2021 Longmont crash that resulted in the death of 93-year-old Joe Gold, has been sentenced to 48 years in prison and found to be a habitual criminal.
A jury has found a man guilty of first-degree murder as well as eight other counts in a Longmont fatal crash case that caused the death of 93-year-old Joe Gold in October 2021.
A jury has found a man guilty of first-degree murder as well as eight other counts in a Longmont fatal crash case that caused the death of 93-year-old Joe Gold in October 2021.
Closing arguments were heard Wednesday in the trial of James Michael Kramer, charged with first-degree murder in a 2021 Longmont fatal crash in which one man died. Prosecutors argued that Kramer, 39, acted on his own choice, while defense attorneys stated that the crash was a result of the defendant reacting to a police stop. Kramer is charged with first-degree murder – extreme indifference in the death of 93-year-old Joe Gold on Oct. 28, 2021 in Longmont. Kramer is also charged with vehicular eluding resulting in death, vehicular eluding causing injury, vehicular homicide, vehicular assault...
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to correct Deputy District Attorney Alex Zowin’s title. Closing arguments were heard Wednesday in the trial of James Michael Kramer, charged with first-degree murder in a 2021 Longmont fatal crash in which one man died. Prosecutors argued that Kramer, 39, acted on his own choice, while defense attorneys […]