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Jury awards $200,000 to Mexican tourist in Colorado ‘fart police’ lawsuit
DENVER — A Colorado jury on Tuesday awarded more than $200,000 to a Mexican tourist who was bitten by an Aurora police dog three years ago after officers gave nonsensical Spanish-language warnings about the dog. Jurors found Robert Wong, the dog’s handler, liable for using excessive force during the SWAT operation and a second officer, Grant Peet, liable for pursuing a malicious prosecution. Jurors did not find fault with the other two officers named as defendants in the complaint, Oscar Pena and Jeremiah Miles. Salvador Alonso Guerrero-Salmeron was renting a room in an Aurora home on March 2, 2023, when police officers arrived to arrest a man who was renting a different room in the house and who had no connection to Guerrero-Salmeron, he alleged in his lawsuit. The officers used a loudspeaker to command people in the home to come out during the early morning operation, but Guerrero-Salmeron, who was asleep when police arrived, did not hear or understand their commands, which the officers announced in both English and poorly pronounced Spanish, he alleged in his complaint. The officers also tried to warn residents that a police dog named Loki was present, but their attempts to do so in
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Police approach man on Colorado bus, then gunfire erupts
A Colorado police officer was killed and three others were wounded after a call about a suspicious person quickly turned into a gunfight aboard a public bus. According to the Lakewood Police Department, officers were called around 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, to the area of West Colfax Avenue and Wadsworth Boulevard, where a man believed to be connected to an earlier hit-and-run was seen boarding an RTD bus.
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See Bison From Your Car Window On This 11-Mile Wildlife Drive Just Outside Denver
A herd of bison can block your view of the Denver skyline, and it happens closer to downtown than most people expect. There is no long mountain drive, no I-70 traffic, and no entrance fee standing between you and a shaggy, slow-moving traffic jam. Prairie dogs pop up beside the pavement, mule deer graze in the distance, and the whole loop can be done without ever leaving your seat.