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Man sentenced to 6 years for pimping Colorado woman with disabilities (opens the original)
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A judge “reluctantly” accepted a plea deal for a man who pimped a Colorado Springs woman with disabilities, handing down a six-year prison sentence Thursday. Tyson Craig, 50, pleaded guilty to pimping a 22-year-old woman with intellectual and developmental disabilities in 2024 through a plea agreement. After hooking her on crack, Craig forced her to meet with four to five sex buyers on a daily basis outside a vape shop in southeast Colorado Springs, according to his arrest papers. Anytime she to
Man’s death in Colorado Springs police vehicle prompts investigation (opens the original)
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Colorado Springs police say a man died from an unknown medical event while being held inside a police cruiser Wednesday. The man’s death is being investigated by the homicide unit, per standard practice when the cause or circumstances are unknown, according to a Thursday news release from the Police Department. The incident happened when the officers transported the man to the El Paso County jail. Police said the medical event started when the car was parked in a sallyport used to securely book
Ruling on Deborah Nicholls’ bond hearing pushed again (opens the original)
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A series of court hearings to decide if the Colorado Springs mother formerly convicted of killing her three kids can bond out of jail grew more tense as a ruling was pushed for a second time Wednesday. Deborah Nicholls, 59, who now goes by Baumgardner, stands accused of first-degree murder after a fire engulfed her home, killing 11-year-old Jay, 5-year-old Sophia and 3-year-old Sierra. The three died at their Village Seven home off North Carefree Circle while asleep the night of March 7, 2003. N
Former 11th Judicial District prosecutor punished for case misconduct (opens the original)
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A former 11th Judicial District attorney is on probation after failing to disclose to a defense counsel that an officer involved in the case’s investigation was in a relationship with the victim. Christian David Ryan, now a criminal defense attorney who is also a candidate for Eagle County coroner, was placed on two years of probation, a decision that was upheld by the Colorado Supreme Court Office of the Presiding Disciplinary Judge on Sept. 22. He can still practice as an attorney but will hav
ICE chase leads to crash in Colorado Springs neighborhood (opens the original)
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Some Colorado Springs residents are raising safety concerns after a chase involving immigration agents led to a crash in their neighborhood. Residents in the 2400 block of Lexington Village Lane, on the city’s southeast side between South Powers and South Academy boulevards, awoke around 6:30 a.m. Monday to a commotion going on outside. At least four Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in three unmarked vehicles chased a blue pickup truck and rammed it into another vehicle, according to a
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