Judge Dismisses Lawsuit After Denver Employee Fails to Properly Request Religious Exemption for COVID-19 Vaccine

DENVER — A federal judge has determined that a former Denver International Airport supply specialist, who challenged the city’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate by filing an incomplete request for a religious exemption, did not have his rights violated when the city denied his application. The judge’s decision underscores the importance of adhering to established protocols when seeking exemptions for mandatory health measures. In summer 2021, Denver mandated that all city employees must be inoculated against COVID-19 unless they obtained an exemption for medical or religious reasons. Of the 297 requests for religious accommodations filed, the city … Read more

Denver Jury Acquits Man in Fatal Tesla Station Shooting, Clears Him of Murder and Manslaughter Charges

DENVER — A jury acquitted a man previously accused of fatally shooting another driver at a Tesla supercharger station in Denver, ruling him not guilty of second-degree murder and manslaughter charges. The decision followed intense deliberations revolving around the incident that was reported to have occurred at one of the city’s electric vehicle charging stations. The case had drawn significant attention given the location and circumstances involving Tesla vehicle owners. During the trial, the defense argued that sufficient evidence was not presented to conclusively demonstrate their client’s intent to commit murder or manslaughter. The specifics … Read more

Denver Challenges $14 Million Verdict Over Police Conduct During 2020 Protests, Files Appeal

Denver, Colorado — Denver has initiated an appeal regarding a federal court decision that required the city to pay nearly $14 million in damages. This follows a jury verdict which determined that the Denver police had breached the constitutional rights of protestors during the 2020 demonstrations sparked by George Floyd’s death under a Minneapolis officer’s knee. The protests, part of a nationwide outcry against police brutality, saw Denver law enforcement using tear gas and other non-lethal munitions to manage crowds. This response has now led to multiple lawsuits, focusing on the aggressive tactics employed by … Read more

Denver Home Remodeling Scam Unravels as Company Owner and Father Face Organized Crime Charges

Denver, CO — A significant legal drama unfolds in Denver after a grand jury indicted the owner of a home remodeling business and his father on charges of theft and violating the Colorado Organized Crime Control Act. Company owner Sean Schwalb, along with his father Avi Schwalb, are facing allegations involving multiple counts of theft categorically ranging from $5,000 to $1 million. Both men have been taken into custody and are presently being detained, as per the records of the Denver County Jail. Details of the indictment remain sealed, but the case has gathered extensive … Read more