Friday, April 13, 2012

State Supreme Court Will Not Hear Fort Morgan Man's Case

A Fort Morgan man's lawsuit against the city will not be heard by the Colorado Supreme Court. City Clerk John Brennan says Ronald Henderson filed suit against the city a few years ago...






TAG: Henderson appealed that ruling last year and lost a second time. This week's decision by Colorado's highest court effectively puts Henderson's case to rest.

January High Speed Driver Faces The Judge

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The man who lead police on a high speed chase through the streets of Sterling at the end of January had his first court date Thursday afternoon. Gabriel Vasquez is facing 16 charges, inlcuding 3 felonies, following his alleged flight from a domestic violence incident. Police say Vasquez failed to stop when they tried to pull him over, ran through several stop signs, collided with a couple of vehicles...injuring one driver....and then fled on foot before being apprehended on Broadway Street.

During the court appearance, Vasquez's bail was lowered to 35-thousand dollars. His lawyers say that will allow him to return to work a a burger king in Greeley while he awaits trial at the end of May.

Brush Farmer Tests Positive for Bomb Making Material at Airport

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Trasnportation Security Administration officers detained an 82-year-old farmer from Brush at the Ft. Collins-Loveland airport yesterday, after he tested postive for bomb making material. The suitcase Larry Bodaness was carrying showed to be positive when it was wiped with a chemically treated cloth. Bodaness was eventually allowed to board his flight after police determined the suitcase was likely coated with a dusting of fertilizer.