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Former taekwondo instructor convicted of child sexual exploitation sentenced - Vimarsana News

Former taekwondo instructor convicted of child sexual exploitation sentenced

Former taekwondo instructor Erik Chen, who taught in Aurora and Douglas County, has been sentenced to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of child sexual exploitation.

Former taekwando instructor convicted of child sexual exploitation sentenced - Vimarsana News

Former taekwando instructor convicted of child sexual exploitation sentenced

Former taekwondo instructor Erik Chen, who taught in Aurora and Douglas County, has been sentenced to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of child sexual exploitation.

Former taekwando instructor convicted of child sexual exploitation sentenced to 50 years in prison - Vimarsana News

Former taekwando instructor convicted of child sexual exploitation sentenced to 50 years in prison

Detectives learned Chen multiple times left his backpack in a changing room or restroom with the cell phone recording in a side pocket.

Martial arts instructor sentenced to prison for recording children in changing rooms - Vimarsana News

Martial arts instructor sentenced to prison for recording children in changing rooms

A 32-year-old man who taught TaeKwondo summer camps for kids was sentenced recently to five decades behind bars after several of his victims discovered he was secretly recording them.

Arrests of MS-13 street gang members in metro Denver raise hopes violent gang disrupted - Vimarsana News

Arrests of MS-13 street gang members in metro Denver raise hopes violent gang disrupted

"MS-13 does come and go. If law enforcement is up, and they are really being hounded, they will leave the area. If things get comfortable for them, they will come back into an area to make a profit. I see them seeing Denver as a potential destination spot again."