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A woman was fatally shot while walking a dog. The gun used was a police officer’s AK-47. Timothy Bella A mural of Isabella Thallas by artist Thomas “Detour” Evans in Denver. Thallas, 21, was killed last year by an alleged gunman who used an AK-47 owned by a police officer. As Darian Simon was walking his dog with his girlfriend last June, he heard a critical voice yelling at them to not let the dog go to the bathroom in the alley of a Denver apartment building. The man in the ground-level apartment asked the couple if they were going to train the dog or just command t...

DPD officer resigns after his gun was used in shooting of Isabella Thallas Amanda Kesting Replay Video UP NEXT A former Denver police officer whose gun was used in the fatal shooting of a young woman this summer has resigned. Sgt. Daniel Politica resigned from the Denver Police Department (DPD) effective March 13, according to a spokesperson for the department. 9Wants to Know confirmed earlier this year that an AK-47-style rifle belonging to Politica somehow ended up in the hands of the suspect accused of shooting and killing Isabella Thallas while she was walking with her bo...

Article content A Denver man accused of shooting a woman dead and injuring her boyfriend over a dispute about where the pair’s dog can poop has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. Michael Close, 37, entered the plea on Monday virtually in Denver District Court, reports the Denver Post. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Man accused of murder over dog pooping pleads insanity Back to video Denver police allege Close fired at least 24 shots from a high-powered, semi-automatic rifle, killing 21-year-old Isabella Thallas on June 10 in the Mil...

Mother Of Murder Victim Isabella Thallas Pushes For Colorado Bill Requiring Owners To Report Stolen Firearms CBS Denver 3/10/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS Denver DENVER (CBS4) – Each year thousands of firearms go missing in Colorado. State lawmakers are considering a bill that would make it a crime for a gun owner not to report their firearm missing. A mother whose daughter was shot and killed while walking her dog in Denver’s ballpark neighborhood last summer is among those supporting the bill. “I feel compelled to make a difference,” said Ana Thallas. © Provided ...

A Colorado man charged with fatally shooting a woman and wounding her boyfriend over an argument about dog poop has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.