What You Need to Know about CBD Oil in Colorado
Jul 29
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: CBD Oil

Cannabidiol (CBD) oil has recently gained popularity nationwide due to reported therapeutic effects for both common ailments and severe illness. CBD is not psychoactive and does not get users “high,” so many Americans have embraced it.

Despite these benefits, CBD is not yet legal in all 50 states. Worse, new legislation passed in December 2016 made CBD and other marijuana extracts federally illegal.

What does this mean for Coloradans?

Fortunately, CBD oil is derived from cannabis. Since Colorado enjoys [...]

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Don’t Expect DV Policies of New Denver PD Chief to Help with Charges
Jul 18
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Domestic Violence

The Denver police have a new chief, and he has already promised to use a new approach to tackle domestic violence cases in Colorado.

What might this mean for those charged? Probably not a whole lot.

Below, we’re going to tell you more about his proposed changes and what’s likely to stay the same.

New Denver Police Chief, New Policies… Sort Of

District 1 Commander Paul Pazen is now the Chief of Police for Denver. He is a Denver native [...]

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Is It a Crime to Accidentally Bring a Gun into a Colorado Airport?
Jul 11
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Gun Crimes | Weapons Crimes

Common sense dictates that bringing a loaded gun into an airport on your person is not a good plan – and indeed, it is illegal. However, what if you are otherwise carrying a gun legally, and accidentally bring it into the airport?

This actually happened recently to a Colorado state representative. She brought a loaded gun in her handbag to a security checkpoint, which was detected in the X-ray machine. She was then arrested on suspicion of introducing a firearm [...]

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Sharp Increase in Colorado Springs Burglaries May Mean More Charges
Jul 3
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Burglary | Theft Crimes

A Colorado Springs man recently arrived home to find his home being burglarized. When he confronted the burglar, the burglar pulled a firearm on the homeowner and pointed it at him as he ran away.

That wasn’t the end, though.

According to police, the homeowner then got into his car and chased the suspect, and came into contact with two more alleged accomplices. All of the suspects were able to flee the crime scene, so the investigation is ongoing.

This [...]

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If Someone Gets Hurt in Your Colorado Auto Theft, You Pay the Price
Jul 1
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Auto Theft | Theft Crimes

Two car thieves could face increased charges for allegedly injuring a man who tried to stop them in the act.  What happened?

A man was sitting outside his home in the Colorado Springs area when two individuals allegedly entered his garage to steal his vehicle. When the two individuals reportedly started to drive the vehicle away, the owner jumped on the back to try to stop the theft. He was dragged for a few hundred yards before falling off and [...]

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