Although justices have been threatened since they ruled that former president Donald Trump cannot be on the state's presidential primary ballot, police say this incident was not connected.
CSP said in its news release Tuesday that the law enforcement is "treating this incident seriously, but at this time, it is believed that this is not associated with previous threats to the Colorado Supreme Court Justices."
CSP said in its news release Tuesday that the law enforcement is "treating this incident seriously, but at this time, it is believed that this is not associated with previous threats to the Colorado Supreme Court Justices."
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A man accused of firing gunshots inside the building that houses the Colorado Supreme Court is scheduled to appear before a judge Wednesday morning, according to online jail records.