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• Bruton Hopes Denver’s Dominant Defense Can Stay Together

  17-02-2016 23:53
  
  AURORA, Colo. (AP) – Safety David Bruton Jr., one of several Denver Broncos defenders set to become a free agent, wishes the NFL was more like the NBA.
  “Teams such as Golden State, they get to keep everybody and try to set records, and I feel if we had the cap space we could do it,” Bruton said after launching a reading program at Kenton Elementary School on Wednesday.
  The defense that brought home Denver’s third Lombardi Trophy with a 24-10 destruction of the Carolina Pa
  
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• Fort Collins Craft Beers Can Now Be Sold At CSU Rams Football Games

  17-02-2016 23:30
  
  FORT COLLINS, Colo. (CBS4) – Colorado State Rams fans can now buy full strength beer at home football games.
  Larimer County commissioners have approved the change.
  Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium in Fort Collins (credit: CBS)
  Until now Hughes Stadium only sold 3.2 beer. The change opens the door for sales of Fort Collins’ popular craft beers.
  
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• SUV Slams Into Pueblo West Home

  17-02-2016 23:25
  
  PUEBLO, Colo. (CBS4) – A homeowner in the Pueblo West area has plenty of cleaning up to do after a driver slammed into their house on Tuesday.
  PWFD on scene vehicle vs house! Luckily no injuries! pic.twitter.com/iAZmHGFIiC
  — Pueblo West Fire (@PuebloWestFire) February 16, 2016The Pueblo West Fire Department tweeted out pictures of the damage.
  Firefighters say nobody was hurt and they’re still trying to figure out what happened.
  
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• LeMahieu Gets $7.8 Million For 2 Years; Players 3-1 In Arbitration

  17-02-2016 23:02
  
  PHOENIX (AP) – All-Star second baseman DJ LeMahieu and the Colorado Rockies agreed to a $7.8 million, two-year contract ahead of their scheduled salary arbitration hearing Wednesday, leaving players with a final record of 3-1 this year.
  LeMahieu gets $3 million this year and $4.8 million in 2017.
  Players had their first winning record in arbitration since they went 2-1 in 2011. Management has a 302-224 advantage since arbitration started in 1974. Teams were 8-6 last year, the most hearings
  
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• Pedestrian Killed After Getting Hit By Vehicle In Sam’s Club Parking Lot

  17-02-2016 22:58
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – A man was killed after getting hit by a vehicle in a parking lot Wednesday morning.
  According to police, the accident happened in the parking lot of the Sam’s Club located in 4800 block of South Wadsworth Boulevard.
  (credit: CBS)
  Police said a female driver was pulling into the parking lot when she hit the man.
  The driver was cited for careless driving resulting in death.
  No names or other details have been released.
  
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• Homeowner Who Shot & Killed Man Fleeing Home Invasion Won’t Be Charged

  17-02-2016 21:48
  
  LITTLETON, Colo. (CBS4) – A man who shot and killed a man who robbed him and attempted to steal his vehicle won’t be charged.
  Pete Weir, district attorney for Jefferson County, announced the decision on Wednesday.
  (credit: Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office)
  The shooting occurred at a residence in the 5400 block of South Taft Court on Jan. 24 just after 9 a.m. and involved homeowner Anthony Mott and two other males. Mott shot 38-year-old David Martinez who was attempting to flee
  
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• All-Star Luncheon To Benefit Warren Village

  17-02-2016 21:43
  
  Feb. 19: Warren Village's All-Star Luncheon supports their work to give low income, single parent families the opportunity to achieve sustainable personal and economic self-sufficiency.
  
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• Pioneers Will Play Outdoor Game At Coors Field In 1940s Throwback Jerseys

  17-02-2016 21:31
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – The Denver Pioneers will take on the Colorado College Tigers in the Battle on Blake Street Saturday at Coors Field — the first of three outdoor games at the ballpark.
  The Pioneers are riding high right now after sweeping No. 2 North Dakota last weekend. DU struggled for a stretch in November and December, but they’ve now won eight of their last 10 to climb in the rankings back into the Top 10 nationally and back in position for another trip to the postseason.
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• Shoplifter With Expensive Taste Pepper Sprays Kohl’s Guards

  17-02-2016 21:10
  
  By Tom Mustin
  WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4) – Westminster residents still can’t believe the brazen crime that took place inside the Kohl’s store on Sheridan Boulevard.
  “Scary to think people are doing that. We bring our kids here and it’s family friendly,” Rachael Huston told CBS4’s Tom Mustin.
  Surveillance video from Jan. 22 shows a man walking up to the jewelry counter and asking the clerk to show him a $10,000 Vera Wang ring.
  (credit: CBS)
  The man tries i
  
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• Semifinalists For James Beard Awards Include Numerous Colorado Chefs, Restaurants

  17-02-2016 20:49
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – The James Beard Foundation has released the list of semifinalists for its annual restaurant and chef awards, and Colorado is represented well on the list.
  Denver chef Jennifer Jasinski is a semifinalist for Outstanding Chef for her Rioja restaurant in Larimer Square.
  Jennifer Jasinski (credit: Imbergamo Group)
  Frasca Food & Wine in Boulder is up for Outstanding Restaurant. Frank Bonanno of Bonanno Concepts in Denver is up for Outstanding Restaurateur and Element 47 of T
  
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• Rally Held To Raise Awareness About Online Schools

  17-02-2016 20:25
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – A rally was held this week to celebrate school choice in the state.
  Dozens of parents, students and teachers gathered on the steps of the capitol on Tuesday. The rally was organized by the Colorado Cyberschools Association and the Colorado Coalition of Cyberschool Families. The groups encourage parents to consider online education as an option for some students.
  “You as parents have the right, and the responsibility to make sure your child gets exactly what they need,
  
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• Dottie Pepper On Northern Trust Open: ‘Going To Be A Fantastic Week’

  17-02-2016 20:09
  
  By Dave Shedloski
  It’s difficult for the true golf aficionado to not get a bit hyped about this week’s PGA TOUR stop, the long-running Los Angeles Open, otherwise known today as the Northern Trust Open, held at Riviera Country Club.
  Opened in 1927, Riviera remains one of the purest shot-making tests on the PGA TOUR. At 7,322 yards, par 71, it’s not overly long, but with its many doglegs and tilted greens, it requires more imagination and precision than most other layouts.
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• Mother-To-Be Stabbing Trial Opens In Boulder

  17-02-2016 19:40
  
  BOULDER, Colo. (AP) – A woman accused of cutting an unborn baby from a stranger’s womb was obsessed with pregnancy, taking elaborate measures to convince friends and family she was expecting, a prosecutor said Wednesday as Dynel Lane’s trial got underway.
  Dynel Lane in court on Wednesday morning (credit: CBS)
  But a defense lawyer said Lane didn’t plan the attack and didn’t know what to do afterward.
  Lane is charged with attempted first-degree murder, assault and unl
  
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• Governor Thanks Law Enforcement For Creating Safe Environment

  17-02-2016 19:28
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – Gov. John Hickenlooper joined other state leaders on Tuesday in thanking all of Colorado’s police officers, deputies and troopers as part of Law Enforcement Day at the capitol.
  As part of his thanks, Hickenlooper commended officers for their work on Super Bowl Sunday. There were only 12 arrests for disorderly conduct in Colorado on the day the Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50.
  A sheriff department officer walks a department dog to smell f
  
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• Families Impacted By Landslides Meet With Colorado Springs Officials

  17-02-2016 19:16
  
  COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – Help could possibly be on the way for families impacted by landslides on the west side of Colorado Springs last year.
  During heavy rains in May 2015 the slides damaged homes in the Rockrimmon, Broadmoor Bluffs and Skyway neighborhoods. One woman’s back deck and balcony had to be sawed off.
  City officials are in the midst of holding meetings this week with homeowners to provide more information about a FEMA grant program to repair or buy out their home
  
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• Mother-To-Be Stabbing Trial: Defense Says Attack Unplanned

  17-02-2016 18:31
  
  BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — The Latest on the trial of a woman charged with cutting a stranger’s unborn baby from her womb:
  10:21 a.m.
  A defense attorney for a woman accused of cutting an unborn baby from a stranger’s womb says her client didn’t plan the attack and never intended to kill the expectant mother.
  Michelle Wilkins before the attack (credit: CBS)
  Attorney Jennifer Beck said during opening statements Wednesday that evidence shows Dynel Lane didn’t know what to d
  
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• Keidel: Is Johnny Football Really Johnny Addict?

  17-02-2016 16:50
  
  By Jason Keidel
  The plunge from professional orbit to obit became a sad reality long ago. It’s particularly sad in the world of sports and celebrity, which have all but melted into one stew of stardom.
  But it’s hard to think of someone who plunged so far so fast as Johnny Manziel. The golden boy of college football hails from the Lone Star State, where Friday night football is de facto Sunday service, perhaps a rung below the Bible at the tail of the Bible Belt.
  He went on
  
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• 2 Transported After Broomfield House Fire

  17-02-2016 14:37
  
  BROOMFIELD, Colo (CBS4) – Firefighters actively worked a house fire in Broomfield Wednesday morning that injured two people.
  A neighbor first called about the fire on Lipan Street near West 152nd Avenue at 4:30 a.m. North Metro Fire responded and worked to get the fire knocked out. Flames continued to burn almost two hours after the initial call came in.
  Part of the home collapsed in the blaze, creating a challenge for the nearly 30 firefighters on scene.
  (credit: CBS)
  Two people, inc
  
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• 2 Injured In Broomfield House Fire

  17-02-2016 14:37
  
  BROOMFIELD, Colo (CBS4) – Firefighters actively worked a house fire in Broomfield Wednesday morning that injured two people.
  A neighbor first called about the fire on Lipan Street near West 152nd Avenue at 4:30 a.m. North Metro Fire responded and worked to get the fire knocked out. Flames continued to burn almost two hours after the initial call came in.
  Part of the home collapsed in the blaze, creating a challenge for the nearly 30 firefighters on scene.
  (credit: CBS)
  Two people, inc
  
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• Kocur Scores 19, Air Force Holds On For 79-74 Win Over UNLV

  17-02-2016 13:10
  
  AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) – Zach Kocur scored six of his 19 points in the final 1:54, and CJ Siples added 17 points – including two free throws with five seconds left – to help Air Force hold on for a 79-74 win over UNLV on Tuesday night.
  Jacob Van added 21 points on 8-of-12 shooting, while Frank Toohey had 14 points and nine rebounds for Air Force.
  A jumper by Siples put the Falcons (13-14, 4-10 Mountain West) up 67-56 with six minutes to play.
  Jerome Seagears’ layup
  
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• Barn Fire In Southwest Denver Was Difficult To Fight

  17-02-2016 11:16
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – A fire destroyed a large barn in southwest Denver Tuesday afternoon.
  When firefighters arrived to the scene on South Knox Court they found lots of smoke and fire. They said the barn was full of all kinds of items which made the fire difficult to fight.
  (credit: CBS)
  Nobody was injured.
  The cause is still under investigation.
  
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• Teen Accused Of Killing Deputy: ‘I’d Rather Run Than Get Caught By A Cop’

  17-02-2016 08:49
  
  By Stan Bush
  GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (CBS4) – The Mesa County sheriff’s deputy killed by a teenage gunman put himself at risk, according to witness accounts detailed in documents released Tuesday.
  On Feb. 8, 40 year-old Deputy Derek Geer was fatally shot by 17-year-old Austin Holzer.
  Austin Holzer (credit: Mesa County Sheriff)
  Geer responded to 911 reports of a masked man with a gun near Grand Junction’s city limits around 11 a.m. When Deputy Geer contacted Holzer the teenage sus
  
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• Kohl’s Shoplifter Has Expensive Taste & Pepper Spray

  17-02-2016 08:00
  
  By Tom Mustin
  WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4) – Westminster residents still can’t believe the brazen crime that took place inside the Kohl’s store on Sheridan Boulevard.
  “Scary to think people are doing that. We bring our kids here and it’s family friendly,” Rachael Huston told CBS4’s Tom Mustin.
  Surveillance video from Jan. 22 shows a man walk up to the jewelry counter and ask the clerk to show him a $10,000 Vera Wang ring.
  (credit: CBS)
  The man tries it on a
  
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• February Thaw Means More Colorado Rock Slides

  17-02-2016 07:55
  
  By Justin McHeffey
  DENVER (CBS4) – This mild week has done more than melt some snow in Colorado — it’s caused rock slides near Durango and Glenwood Springs.
  The two events are related to the freeze-thaw cycle we typically see during the spring. Recent mountain temperatures in the 40s and 50s have kick-started the rock slide season, yet the calendar says winter is long from over.Highs in Glenwood Canyon reached the 50 degree mark on Monday, enough to loosen a few boulders and ca
  
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• February Thaw Means More Colorado Rockslides

  17-02-2016 06:20
  
  By Justin McHeffey
  This mild week has done more than melt some snow in Colorado, it’s caused rockslides near Durango and Glenwood Springs. The two events are related to the freeze-thaw cycle we typically see during the spring. Recent mountain temperatures in the 40s and 50s have kick-started the rockslide season, yet the calendar says winter is long from over.
  Highs in Glenwood Canyon reached the 50 degree mark on Monday, enough to loosen a few boulders and cause travel headaches on I-70.
  
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• ‘Severe’ Water Main Break Floods 20 Homes In North Boulder

  17-02-2016 05:25
  
  BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – The cleanup is far from over for 20 homeowners in North Boulder after their basements flooded because of a water main break.
  The break happened Monday at approximately 4:30 p.m. at Norwood Avenue and Cress Court and the problem couldn’t be fixed fast.
  Residents say water flowed until 6 p.m. The city says it got the main shut off within its 45 minute window. That’s considered standard operating procedure in Boulder for water main breaks.
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• Opening Statements Set To Begin Wednesday In Longmont Fetus Cutting Case

  17-02-2016 05:08
  
  BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – Opening statements are set for Wednesday in the trial of a woman accused of cutting the unborn baby out of a pregnant woman in Longmont.
  Aa jury was seated on Wednesday in the trial of Dynel Lane. The victim, Michelle Wilkins, survived the attack but lost her baby.
  Dynel Lane (credit: CBS)
  Lane’s trial is being held in Boulder and dramatic testimony is expected in the trial. CBS4 has learned prosecutors plan to call Wilkins as their first witness.
  It’s b
  
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• Woman Tased After Stolen Car Rams Denver Police Cruiser

  17-02-2016 04:52
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – Four people were arrested after crashing into a police car in downtown Denver Tuesday afternoon.
  Police say officers tried to pull over a reported stolen car. That vehicle turned and rammed the police car in a parking lot near 16th and Sherman.
  (credit: CBS)
  A female suspect was tased and an officer suffered minor injuries during the arrest.
  No names have been released.
  
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• Man Accused Of Advertising Star Wars LEGO Sets But Never Delivering

  17-02-2016 04:43
  
  CANON CITY, Colo. (CBS4) – A Colorado man is under arrest, accused of running a LEGO fraud operation.
  Investigators say William Murray advertised Star Wars LEGO sets online, and once customers sent him money he never sent the products and cut off communication.
  William Murray (credit: Canon City Police Department)
  Murray is accused of stealing more than $14,000.
  Additional Information From The Canon City Police Department 
  The Cañon City Police Department is asking th
  
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• Ski Resorts Seeing Less International Visitors Despite The Great Conditions

  17-02-2016 04:34
  
  WINTER PARK, Colo. (CBS4) – Skiers and boarders were enjoying some fresh powder on Tuesday, but some resorts are reportedly having a tough time attracting international visitors despite the great conditions.
  According to the Denver Post, Vail has seen less bookings from Europe, Canada and Brazil this season.
  A resort spokesperson believes the drop is because of the current strength of the U.S. dollar.
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  Check the status of trails & lifts at Colorado ski resorts in the CBS
  
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• Boulder Deputy Honored For Saving People During Hostage Situation

  17-02-2016 04:26
  
  BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – A Boulder County deputy has received a special honor.
  Deputy Jeff Brunkow (credit: bouldercounty.org)
  The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund has selected Deputy Jeff Brunkow as Officer of the Month.
  Last April Brunkow helped save two people at a park near Eldorado Springs. He shot and killed a man holding his in-laws hostage at gunpoint inside a car.
  
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• Boulder Businesswoman Killed After Getting Hit By Truck In New York City

  17-02-2016 04:19
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – A Boulder mother and businesswoman is dead after a truck hit her in New York City.
  Police say Elise Lachowyn, 48, was crossing 11th Avenue near West 37th Street at 10 a.m. Friday when she was hit.
  Elise Lachowyn (credit: Linkedin)
  The Boulder Daily Camera reports Lachowyn and her husband founded Think Outside Marketing headquartered in Boulder.
  Carlos Torres, 51, was arrested for suspicion of failing to yield to a pedestrian.
  Lachowyn was on her way to the North American In
  
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• Judge Orders $50,000 Cash Bond For Guatemalan National Accused In Fatal Hit & Run

  17-02-2016 04:05
  
  ARVADA, Colo. (CBS4) – The man facing charges in a deadly hit-and-run in Arvada Sunday night will have to pay $50,000 to get out of jail.
  Jose Sandoval Cruz is a Guatemalan national and is considered a flight risk. That prompted the judge to set a cash bond at $50,000, meaning he must post the entire amount to get out of jail.
  Jose Sandoval Cruz (credit: Westminster Police Department)
  Monica Zapata, 40, died when a Jeep smashed into her sedan at 80th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard. Her teen
  
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• CDOT: I-70 Remains Closed Through Thursday In Glenwood Canyon

  17-02-2016 03:29
  
  GARFIELD COUNTY – Interstate 70 will remain closed until mid to late Thursday in Glenwood Canyon following a large rockfall incident. CDOT crews and contracted rockfall workers will continue rock scaling at the location in an attempt to bring down any additional debris. As a safety precaution, crews will also install rockfall mitigation fence on the westbound lanes.
  On Thursday, a pilot car operation–directing single-lane, alternating traffic–will be implemented and traffic wil
  
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• I-70 Closed In Glenwood Canyon Due To Rock Slides Until Thursday At The Earliest

  17-02-2016 03:24
  
  GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – Interstate 70 will be closed through Glenwood Canyon until Thursday at the earliest after two separate rock slides.
  The extended closure went into effect overnight after the second of the two slides happened at mile point 124.2. That’s eight miles east of Glenwood Springs and just west of Hanging Lake Tunnel.
  (credit: CDOT)
  “It could be a long-time closure,” Colorado Department of Transportation spokeswoman Amy Ford said on Tuesday, later
  
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• Broncos Hire Kubiak’s Eldest Son As Offensive Assistant

  17-02-2016 03:01
  
  ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) – The Denver Broncos have hired Klint Kubiak as an offensive assistant who will work with the team’s quarterbacks.
  The eldest son of head coach Gary Kubiak replaces Brian Callahan, who joined the Detroit Lions as their quarterbacks coach.
  Klint Kubiak has five years of coaching experience following his four-year playing career at Colorado State, where he was a team captain and played in the East-West Shrine Game. He took part in rookie camp with the Washington R
  
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• Judge: Colorado Springs Clinic Shooting Documents Should Stay Sealed

  17-02-2016 02:57
  
  COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) – The judge overseeing the case of a man charged with killing three people at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood clinic says details of the shooting should stay sealed.
  Judge Gilbert Martinez told the Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday not to make public affidavits involving Robert Dear’s arrest and the search of his home. Martinez’s 116-page filing says media don’t have a First Amendment right to access court records, and releasing the deta
  
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• A Colorado Company Is Shining A Light On Pain Relief

  17-02-2016 02:00
  
  By Kathy Walsh
  DENVER (CBS) – A Colorado startup has gotten into the pain relief business. The company, BioCare Systems, Inc., has developed an over-the-counter device called LumiWave.
  The device is Food and Drug Administration cleared and portable. It is powered by infrared light. The developers promise when it comes to easing pain they are on your wavelength.
  “I wish I found it years ago,” said customer Nancy Colebank of Highlands Ranch.
  CBS4’s Kathy Walsh interviews Na
  
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• Some Lawmakers Want Medical Pot Grow Operations Enclosed, Locked

  17-02-2016 01:51
  
  By Shaun Boyd
  DENVER (CBS4) – A bill at the state Capitol would require medical marijuana home grows to be enclosed and locked.
  Supporters say the goal is to keep pot out of the hands of children. The law already requires recreational pot plants to be enclosed and locked, but medical marijuana can be grown out in the open.
  Drug investigators say children are picking marijuana out of backyards and taking it to school.
  Sgt. Jim Gerhardt showed a Senate committee pictures of backyard medical
  
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• Counterfeit $20 Bills Turning Up At Lafayette Banks

  17-02-2016 01:40
  
  LAFAYETTE, Colo. (CBS4) – Police in Lafayette are searching for the source of counterfeit $20 bills that have been turning up a banks.
  The fake bills were found among deposits from local merchants.
  Counterfeit Bills in Lafayette.https://t.co/yaBiMSIJQC pic.twitter.com/f6SqGwkQwh
  — Lafayette CO Police (@LafayettePolice) February 16, 2016“Merchants are urged to check bill carefully before accepting them and to train employees how to check for counterfeit bills,” the Lafayet
  
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• 11 Vehicles Stolen From Wheat Ridge Car Dealership

  17-02-2016 01:29
  
  By Kelly Werthmann
  WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. (CBS4) – Eleven vehicles were stolen overnight Tuesday from a dealership in Wheat Ridge, including an older model Mercedes and Jaguar.
  Police said the unknown thieves broke into the McManus Motors building located at 4775 Harlan Street and took the keys belonging to the 11 vehicles. Keys for 50 other vehicles were also stolen.
  A 2003 silver Ford Excursion was recovered at the Shell gas station located at 53 Avenue and Wadsworth Boulevard in Wheat
  
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• Fatal Shooting Of Suspect Following Standoff In Denver Ruled Justified

  17-02-2016 01:19
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey has ruled that the fatal shooting of a suspect in a police standoff is justified.
  The standoff began when police received a call at 5:30 p.m. about shots fired on South Alcott Street near West Dakota Avenue on Nov. 22, 2014.The suspect, Miguel Martinez, 28, who was wanted for a warrant in a robbery case, had injured himself with non-life threatening injures.
  Police tried negotiating with Martinez for hours before calling in a SWAT te
  
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• Online Retailer Selling Previously Owned Makeup

  17-02-2016 01:05
  
  DENVER, Colo (CBS4) – Cosmetics are a billion dollar business and can put a real pinch in your pocketbook. Now there is a website that buys and sells previously owned makeup at discount prices. It’s called glambot.com.
  “We just try our best to provide a way for people to sell their makeup and also to buy discounted makeup,” said CEO and founder of Glambot, Karen Horiuchi.
  The website specializes in higher end brands and offers 80 percent fill, 50 percent fill, and 30
  
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• Doctors Weary Of Online Retailer Selling Previously Owned Makeup

  17-02-2016 01:05
  
  DENVER, Colo (CBS4) – Cosmetics are a billion dollar business and can put a real pinch in your pocketbook. Now there is a website that buys and sells previously owned makeup at discount prices. It’s called glambot.com.
  “We just try our best to provide a way for people to sell their makeup and also to buy discounted makeup,” said CEO and founder of Glambot, Karen Horiuchi.
  The website specializes in higher end brands and offers 80 percent fill, 50 percent fill, and 30
  
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• Pig In A Blanket Found In Westminster, Search On For Owner

  17-02-2016 00:45
  
  WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4) – Police in Westminster are searching for the owner of a pot-bellied pig that was actually found wrapped in a blanket.
  (credit: Westminster Police Department)
  According to police, the pig was found Saturday morning near 84th Avenue and Lowell Boulevard.
  Additional Information From The Westminster Police Department
  Animal Management is trying to locate the pig’s owner or anyone who might have information about where it belongs. You may contact them at (303)65
  
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