On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Sex crimes on Friday, May 18, 2012
Just a day after one of the most popular Colorado basketball star's home was raided for illicit material, the Denver Nuggets are contending he's a victim of extortion.
Chris "Birdman" Andersen was involved in an ongoing investigation into child pornography possession.
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Drunk driving on Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Colorado lawmakers yesterday rejected for the third time a marijuana blood-content limit for drivers. Debate has focused how to fairly and accurately gauge when someone has imbibed too much marijuana to be safe behind the wheel.
The state has a 0.08 threshold for alcohol; anyone with that level or above can be arrested for driving under the influence. The questions lawmakers are wrangling over: what is the equivalent threshold for marijuana and how will it be measured?
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Violent crimes on Friday, May 11, 2012
A bank robbery that recently occurred at a Wells Fargo branch about 185 miles northwest of Colorado Springs, remains unsolved, authorities say.
The robbery, which is the fourth that has happened in the region in recent months, follows hold-ups at banks in Basalt, Clifton and Glenwood Springs, according to official reports. Officials are not sure whether the robberies are linked. The robberies have been clustered in Colorado's high country, about four hours northwest of El Paso County.
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Sex crimes on Tuesday, May 8, 2012
About 100 miles west of Colorado Springs sits Salida, Colorado, a small town known for its skiing and whitewater rafting. That's where a 28-year-old woman had moved to after quitting her teaching job last fall in Florida when she was told she might face charges of sex crimes involving a student.
The former Osceola County teacher has been charged now with having sex with a 16-year-old male student and sending explicit photos to him, police announced last week.
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Violent crimes on Friday, May 4, 2012
A federal indictment has accused seven men of engaging in a drug trafficking conspiracy. Prosecutors claimed that six of the defendants also agreed to a murder-for-hire plan in which they would kill someone on the orders of a Mexican drug cartel in exchange for 5 kilos of cocaine and $50,000 in cash.
Two of the defendants are residents of Colorado Springs and a third is a resident of Denver.
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Sex crimes on Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Back in 1994, Roy Romer was governor of Colorado and John Elway was quarterback of the Denver Broncos.
A Colorado man, 33 years old at the time, was free back then, too; free to ride the motorcycle that he loved.
But his cherished freedom was abruptly ended when he found himself arrested for sexual assault and the murder of a 19-year-old Palisade woman; crimes he insisted he didn't commit. Eighteen years later, a DNA test has cleared the man in the case and he has been freed from prison.
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Sex crimes on Thursday, April 26, 2012
Many observers expressed surprise at the results of the jury trial of a former Colorado Springs police officer and wrestling coach who was charged with a variety of sex-related crimes. The jury failed to convict him on the majority of the counts. The 31-year-old man faced charges of child exploitation, child sexual assault and possession of child pornography.
Jury members were not able to reach a consensus on the majority of the charges. The man was convicted on 21 counts of child pornography, but was acquitted on 36 molestation charges. An additional 150 charges resulted in deadlock, with no verdict issued on those counts.
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Sex crimes on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
A former Colorado youth pastor is suspected of sexual assault on a child, according to media reports. The incidents were about 200 miles northwest of Colorado Springs.
The 43-year-old pastor was also a teacher at the Heritage Christian School in Steamboat Springs. He's now being held on $500,000 bond in Routt County Jail.
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Violent crimes on Friday, April 20, 2012
A 22-year-old soldier from Colorado Springs is being held in an out-of-state jail on suspicion of first-degree murder following a deadly incident at a motorcycle club house belonging to the Sin City Disciples group. The motorcycle group has been linked by some to notorious gangs such as Hell's Angels.
Authorities claim that the man might be tied in with the incident along with two other soldiers that are serving at the same fort.
On behalf of Anaya, Foley & McKedy, P.C. posted in Sex crimes on Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Jurors are weighing the evidence in the case of a homeless man accused of sexual assault about 130 miles north of Colorado Springs near the Colorado State University campus in Fort Collins.
The 39-year-old man faces the prospect of life in prison if convicted on the charges in the two cases.