Fort Collins police need help identifying assault suspect from May
Fort Collins police are still working to identify an assault suspect from May. On Tuesday, Fort Collins Police Services said they are still asking the community for information about a man who allegedly broke into an apartment and assaulted the woman who was sleeping inside.
After expanding its photo ticketing system — and letting the community know through a 60-day announcement and warning period ...
Her assailant then started beating her with an unidentified weapon — the details of which police are not disclosing to the ...
Fort Collins Police Services is asking the community to help locate a man accused of breaking into a woman’s home and ...
CSU's Gregory Allicar Museum of Art and Wyoming's University of Wyoming Art Museum have proposed a wager, banking on each of ...
Fort Collins Police Services say a 30-day warning period for new traffic cameras is about to end. Drivers will soon see ...
Fort Collins Police will start issuing tickets for speeding in AVIS corridors from November 25, post a warning period.
Fort Collins police will begin issuing tickets to speeders identified through an automated system on Nov. 25 when a 30-day ...
Fort Collins police are investigating what appears to be a shooting early Saturday morning. Shortly before 3 a.m. Saturday, ...
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. (KKTV) - Fort Collins police asked for help in identifying a suspect accused of home invasion and assault ...
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