Tag: homicides
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On the docket this week: Planned Parenthood shooter, Pikes Peak Avenue homicide suspect back in court
Last week, an El Paso County judge handed down a 45-year prison sentence for the suspect in the 2021 Yoder ranch hand killing and another ruled to reject the state plea agreement for Carie Hallford. More hearings are in store for this week. Here is the rundown. Monday Emmanuel Cooley, the suspect in a deadly…
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On the docket this week: Carie Hallford, Yoder ranch hand murder suspect back in court
Last week in the 4th Judicial District, a former Fountain City Council member set her case for trial amid theft allegations, and an El Paso County judge ruled to bind over, or accept, the charges faced by the Cog Railway attack suspect. Here is a rundown of some of the hearings for the upcoming week.…
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On the docket this week: Quail Lake kidnapping suspect, man accused of double homicide back in court
Last week, the 4th Judicial District saw a judge hand down a 30-year prison sentence to the defendant in the deadly 2024 Sinton Road shooting and a trial date set for co-defendants in the kidnapping and sexual assault case of two local runaways. More hearings are in store for this week. Here is the rundown:…
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Colorado Springs police identify suspect arrested in connection to UCCS double homicide
Police have arrested a suspect they say was involved in a double homicide on the University of Colorado Colorado Springs campus Friday morning. In a news release Monday afternoon, Colorado Springs police identified the suspect as 25-year-old Nicholas Jordan of Detroit, who was arrested on suspicion of two counts of first-degree murder. Investigators obtained a…
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Fort Carson soldier’s murder unsolved almost a year later
Family, friends and hundreds of strangers lined a Michigan highway last year to welcome home Fort Carson Spc. Braden Peltier, as he made his way from Detroit to West Branch, Mich., for the final time after he was fatally shot in Colorado Springs. Many residents gathered on overpasses with flags to honor the soldier. The…
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Fort Carson soldier’s murder unsolved almost a year later
Family, friends and hundreds of strangers lined a Michigan highway last year to welcome home Fort Carson Spc. Braden Peltier, as he made his way from Detroit to West Branch, Mich., for the final time after he was fatally shot in Colorado Springs. Many residents gathered on overpasses with flags to honor the soldier. The…
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Sharp increase in violent crimes by youth offenders, including murder, continues for Colorado’s juvenile correctional centers
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A disturbing trend that’s been showing up in the juvenile correctional system for a few years is worsening, according to the Colorado Division of Youth Services’ 2019-2020 annual report released Friday. More children and young adults ages 10 to 21 are killing other people, either…
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Sharp increase in violent crimes by youth offenders, including murder, continues
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A disturbing trend that’s been showing up in the juvenile correctional system for a few years is worsening, according to the Colorado Division of Youth Services’ 2019-2020 annual report released Friday. More children and young…
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Sharp increase in violent crimes by youth offenders, including murder, continues
A disturbing trend that’s been showing up in the juvenile correctional system for a few years is worsening, according to the Colorado Division of Youth Services’ 2019-2020 annual report released Friday. More children and young adults ages 10 to 21 are killing other people, either on purpose or accidentally, and the problem is continuing in…
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Sharp increase in violent crimes by youth offenders, including murder, continues for Colorado’s juvenile correctional centers
A disturbing trend that’s been showing up in the juvenile correctional system for a few years is worsening, according to the Colorado Division of Youth Services’ 2019-2020 annual report released Friday. More children and young adults ages 10 to 21 are killing other people, either on purpose or accidentally, and the problem is continuing in…