by Doug Richards | Jun 20, 2011 | Denver Criminal Defense, Federal Criminal Defense
Aurora- The mother of 22 month old Laniece Fletcher admitted to being on Facebook when her daughter was struck and run-over by a van in a nearby parking lot. She had a pulse and was breathing when she arrived at the Aurora Children’s Hospital by later died....
by Doug Richards | Jun 17, 2011 | Denver Criminal Defense
On October 22nd, the night she died, 16 year old Alicia Martinez went to a party at friend Edward “Tim” Romero’s (27) house. The day after the murder Romero offered his victims mother help passing out fliers to find her missing daughter. After his arrest, Romero...
by Doug Richards | Jun 1, 2011 | Denver Criminal Defense, Federal Criminal Defense
Authorities say a man from Kremmling mailed white powder to a state Department of Revenue employee. O’Neill, 51, was chated by the U.S. District court under laws prohibiting the use of false information or perpetrating hoaxes that are relatable to terrorism...
by Doug Richards | May 31, 2011 | Federal Criminal Defense, Gun Crimes
Possibly as a form of initiation, local Denver street gangs have began robbing banks, bringing about a surge of heists in the Metro Denver area. Denver has recorded over 80 bank robbers in 2011, compared to 64 at the same time in 2010, since last Friday. This is...
by Doug Richards | May 27, 2011 | Denver Criminal Defense, Federal Criminal Defense, Insider Trading, White Collar Crime
Raj Rajaratnam, a hedge fund billionaire, was convicted on 14 counts of fraud and conspiracy. It was a historic victory for the Justice Department when the verdict came in. They used tactics that were once only reserved for mobsters, drug dealers to help expose...
