Police: Man Scammed $27,000 In Hotel Stays
A man racked up more than $27,000 in hotel stays this fall, police allege, by telling the luxurious Denver spots to send the bills to the Denver arts organizations.
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A man racked up more than $27,000 in hotel stays this fall, police allege, by telling the luxurious Denver spots to send the bills to the Denver arts organizations.
Newly-filed court documents show federal agents electronically eavesdropped and surreptitiously took pictures of murder suspect Harold Henthorn of Highlands Ranch.
Pronouncing Harold Henthorn "a substantial flight risk," Federal Magistrate Judge Kathleen Tafoya ordered the 58-year-old Highlands Ranch man held without bond at a Wednesday afternoon hearing.
Harold Henthorn, charged with the 2012 death of his second wife, Dr. Toni Henthorn, had no job and no real income according to a government auditor who testified at a court hearing Wednesday afternoon.
Harold Henthorn, the 58-year-old Highlands Ranch man arrested and charged last week in connection with the death of his second wife, has virtually no criminal record except for a bizarre case of underwear theft.
A federally regulated program providing free cellphone service and phones to the poor and needy in Denver appears to be riddled with waste, fraud and abuse, according to an undercover CBS4 Investigation.
CBS4 has learned that federal authorities have arrested Harold Henthorn on a first-degree murder charge in connection with the mysterious death of his wife, Toni more than two years ago.
A CBS4 investigation has found a Denver police technician was paid thousands to stay home and recuperate from a line-of-duty injury in 2013, but while collecting his paycheck he was simultaneously moonlighting.
CBS4 has learned the Denver Police Department is planning to demote a veteran captain after he was caught on videotape shoving a fan at Coors Field last summer.
A CBS4 Investigation has found Coloradans are circumventing the state's controversial ban on high capacity gun magazines in numerous ways both basic and clever.
A CBS4 investigation has found people in Colorado are waiting longer for kidneys, the most frequently transplanted organ, than anywhere else in the region.
Just in time for Halloween, a Colorado company is releasing a $15 home testing kit that allows parents to screen their kids' candy for marijuana.
CBS4 has learned that Quest Diagnostics, the nation's largest diagnostic lab company, has told doctors, hospitals and health care providers nationwide the company will not accept blood samples suspected of being infected with Ebola.
A victim of the Aurora theater massacre said that despite forgiving the suspect, he believes defense lawyers and anti-death penalty groups have used him like a pawn.
A noted Denver attorney filed a lawsuit Monday on behalf of the estate of an inmate executed in Oklahoma.
