The 5th Judicial District Nominating Commission has selected three candidates for an Eagle County Court judgeship created by the appointment of Rachel J. Olguin-Fresquez’s to the District Court. Olguin-Fresquez, who said her transition to the.
Gov. Jared Polis appointed Rachel J. Olguin-Fresquez to fill a vacancy on the 5th Judicial District Court. The vacancy is created by the retirement of Russell H. Granger and will be effective Tuesday, Nov. 1..
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Jesse Robert Flores, 20, of Gypsum, turned himself in early Tuesday morning for an arrest warrant in Eagle County alleging he wrote a fraudulent $30,000 check to steal a vehicle from its owner. While he has yet to be formally charged in the Eagle County case, authorities allege that Flores has written numerous fraudulent checks, totaling $728,000, in recent months to steal vehicles from their owners in Eagle, Summit, Routt, Mesa, Chaffee, Grand and Garfield counties.
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EAGLE Jesse Robert Flores, 20, appeared in Eagle County Court Tuesday after turning himself in for an arrest warrant alleging that he wrote a fraudulent check for $30,000 to steal a used Jeep Wrangler from its owner.
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Jesse Robert Flores, 20, of Gypsum, turned himself in Tuesday, Dec. 15, for an arrest warrant in Eagle County alleging he wrote a fraudulent $30,000 check to steal a vehicle from its owner. Authorities allege that Flores has written numerous fraudulent checks, totaling $728,000, in recent months to steal vehicles from their owners in Eagle, Summit, Routt, Mesa, Chaffee, Grand and Garfield counties.
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EAGLE Jesse Robert Flores, 20, appeared in Eagle County Court on Tuesday, Dec. 15, after turning himself in for an arrest warrant alleging that he wrote a fraudulent check for $30,000 to steal a used Jeep Wrangler from its owner.