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April M. Washington

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Driver killed in ice cream shop crash was part of ID theft ring

November 21, 2008

At her funeral, Patricia Guntharp was remembered as a "Care Bear" grandma, a woman who cooked fresh peanut brittle and had a gift for making and keeping friends.

Police: Woman killed in ice cream shop crash part of ID theft ring

November 20, 2008

Police reports reveal that Patricia Guntharp was a member of a ring that stole the IDs of nearly 500 people and raked in roughly $400,000, much of it to buy meth.

Jeffco claims victory after woman drops lawsuit

November 19, 2008

Jefferson County scored a victory when an Arvada woman admitted that her lawsuit against Commissioner Jim Congrove had no merit, county officials said Wednesday.

Slain inspector known as 'hard-nosed,' good at his job

November 14, 2008

Rodney Morales previously was an officer with NYPD, Aurora city councilwoman says.

Police: Victim's meth use irrelevant in fatal crash at Baskin Robbins

November 10, 2008

It is immaterial that Patricia Guntharp - one of three people killed in a collision outside an Aurora Baskin-Robbins ice cream shop in September - tested positive for methamphetamine, police and prosecutors said Monday.

Skiers relishing downhill plunge

November 8, 2008

Thousands left their cares behind Friday to play on the slopes, as Breckenridge, Keystone and Copper Mountain opened for the season.

Three more ski areas open as thousands leave cares behind

Three more ski areas open as thousands leave cares behind

November 7, 2008

Breckenridge, Keystone and Copper Mountain opened Friday for the season. "People use skiing as an escape even during recessions," says David Roth of Copper Mountain. Above, the new River Run Gondola at Keystone.

Tests find meth in two women in Baskin-Robbins crash

November 7, 2008

Both women killed when an illegal immigrant broadsided their pickup truck in Aurora in September tested positive for methamphetamine, raising questions about whether the driver had some fault in the crash.

Women in ice cream shop crash had meth in blood

Women in ice cream shop crash had meth in blood

November 6, 2008

An illegal immigrant's attorney says the toxicology reports prove his client was not at fault, and vehicular homicide charges should be dropped. Photo gallery

Denver Water checking bills after 2 make fraud allegations

November 1, 2008

Denver Water is reviewing bills for work on five major construction projects totaling $164 million in response to allegations of mismanagement and fraud lodged by two former employees, officials said Friday.


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