Police Body Camera Bill Sponsor 'Stunned' At Failure In State Senate
A Colorado Senate panel rejected a bill Friday calling for expanded use of body cameras by police officers despite its bipartisan support and backing of law enforcement.
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A Colorado Senate panel rejected a bill Friday calling for expanded use of body cameras by police officers despite its bipartisan support and backing of law enforcement.
Workers are braving the chilly waters of the Platte River and Cherry Creek this week in LoDo's Confluence Park.
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