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| Uber used tech tool to shield data from police outside US photo - FILE - This Wednesday, June 21, 2017, file photo shows the FILE - This Wednesday, June 21, 2017, file photo shows the building that houses the headquarters of Uber in San Francisco. A published report says Uber used technology during police raids outside the U.S. to keep company ...
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| A Thornton police officer shot and injured a stolen vehicle suspect Thursday afternoon, authorities ... The suspect was taken to a local hospital with injuries that are not life threatening, police said. The officer who fired will be placed on administrative leave, a standard protocol for an officer involved shooting. Neither the suspect or the officer were identified. The Adams County Critical Incident Team will ...
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| Colorado woman missing since early December found dead (AP) — A park ranger has found the body of a northern Colorado woman who had been missing since early December. The Coloradoan reports 41-year-old Kimberlee ... 10, the same friend entered Graves' home and reported to police that it had been ransacked. Graves' car was found three days later ...
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| Daughter of man found dead in Federal Heights home taken into custody Wednesday, detectives from Federal Heights police and agents with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation obtained a search warrant for the home on Eliot Circle near 100th Avenue. They found the man's remains during the search. An autopsy was performed Thursday that led to the identification of ...
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| Colorado police agencies, armed with $21M in marijuana tax revenue, try to steer mentally ill, drug ... In a new approach, police in 10 communities will divvy up $21.5 million in aid from Colorado to try cleaning up high-crime areas by steering those struggling with drug addiction and mental health disorders toward treatment and housing instead of incarcerating them in jails....
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| Colorado police agencies, armed with $21M in marijuana tax revenue, try to steer mentally ill, drug ... In a new approach, police in 10 communities will divvy up $21.5 million in aid from Colorado to try cleaning up high-crime areas by steering those struggling with drug addiction and mental health disorders toward treatment and housing instead of incarcerating them in jails. Officials with the Colorado ...
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