DEA takes suspected member of Venezuelan gang TdA into custody in Denver metro area
The DEA Rocky Mountain Division took a suspected member of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua into custody in the Denver metro area overnight.
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The DEA Rocky Mountain Division took a suspected member of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua into custody in the Denver metro area overnight.
The road up Lookout Mountain will close overnight. Jefferson County officials say the closure is necessary to protect that beautiful stretch of area.
RTD Police Department in Denver launched its new internal detective bureau on Tuesday.
Some homeowners in Littleton smelled gas. They say when Xcel Energy came out and found the leak, nothing was done.
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A federal jury awarded over $5 million to a sheriff and three deputies who accused the former sheriff of supporting a different candidate for sheriff in 2018.
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The current backlog of the kits to preserve evidence of potential sexual assault is 517 days.
