“It is about accountability. It is about transparency. But, I don’t consider it to be anti-police.” At a press conference held just outside the Denver Police Headquarters on Thursday, October 29th, the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado became the […]
In a public healing ceremony at the mayor’s Cabinet in the Community meeting on Saturday September 19, 2015, the mothers of those affected by police violence and their supporters unexpectedly entered the meeting and took over the microphone. Four Denver […]
This summer local ordinances are being reviewed that address sitting, lying, and resting in public. In Colorado Springs sitting on streets and sidewalks may be banned and in Fort Collins the city is reviewing the distinction between illegal camping and […]
In a switch of roles, the Denver District Attorney’s office found itself in the defendant’s chair on Friday in Denver District Court to defend why it failed to charge Denver Deputy Sheriff Brady Lovingier with attempted murder, 2nd degree felony […]
On September 11, 2012 Anthony Waller an African American Denver resident came before Judge Doris Burd in court facing both misdemeanor and felony charges. What happened in the courtroom that day is what led to a press conference yesterday by […]
“I particularly focus on police brutality because it’s a big problem.” Pat Boyle, a producer and documentarian with the media group Unicorn Riot talked to KGNU last month about how he was beaten and arrested by Denver Police on July […]
Two jury rights activists are facing felony counts of jury tampering after they distributed educational brochures to the public. “This is the weakest possible case for jury tampering in American history. I predict these counts will all be dismissed […]
Perhaps you have written a phone number in permanent marker on your arm before embarking on a march in the streets of downtown Denver. Veteran marchers know the drill. If you don’t write it on your body, you run the […]
