A mental evaluation conducted on a Glenwood Springs resident accused of attempted murder revealed a diagnosis of level one autism spectrum disorder, major depressive disorder with anxious distress and a deficiency in math. Angel Rivas.
New evidence, or the lack thereof, was raised by a defense attorney during a bond hearing for a 17-year-old Glenwood Springs resident accused of attempted murder in March.
A juvenile defendant charged as an adult for attempted murder in a March 8 stabbing incident at a south Glenwood Springs home had his first hearing in adult court Thursday.
Editor’s note: The Post Independent generally does not name juveniles charged with a crime but is doing so in this case because the defendant is being charged as an adult.
The juvenile defendant accused of stabbing a south Glenwood Springs resident after breaking into his home in the early morning hours of March 8 is being charged as an adult.