Exactly matching signature, we refer it to the attorney general office. He said the issue came when working with homeless people. Let me quote him some of the homeless men didnt have sdraeszs so the friends addresses so the friends would be like i used to write that this address. They just wrote bull [ bleep ]. Doesnt make it okay. We are depending on it for the integrity of the process. Not my signature, but this is my name. A gatherer was arrested and charged with forging signatures for jon keyser and Jim Smallwood earlier this year, the secretary of state doesnt individually go through the petition but a new software may make it possible. We could add this process, it would insure things were more valid and take some time, it steve staeger. The Attorney Generals Office is going to look into it and there are more example than the ones steve showed you. There is a chance when they talked to saeed, they may want to ask about the signature, distinctive wing on it. What are the odds . Th
A father is in jail, this morning. Accused of trying to kill his own son. Police say he intentionally crashed his car in centennial. Its an incident that has witness still shaken up. 9news reporter Tarhonda Thomas is here with more. Tarhonda the details are disturbing. Father intentionally crashed his car. And neighbors say that he hit his injured twoyear old son. Its hard to imagine. But Police Maintain thats what happened. The crash was last sunday afternoon in centennial. 29yearold Nathan Weitzel told police he crashed his car on purpose to kill his son. He didnt buckle up twoyearold isiah. And police think he was driving up to 75 Miles Per Hour when he crashed into several cars. An officer says weitzel told them he wanted to kill his son. Because to raise a child. He admitted to taking cocaine that day, too. Little isiah survived the crash. Half of his body is in a cast, right now. His mother who isnt married ot weitzel cant believe hed try to do such a thing. Witnesses to the cras
Prosecutors say it was reported to Eric Manuel Merino, 43, a pastor at Victory Outreach Church, that a teenage girl had been sexually abused by choir group leader Rafael Magana, but he failed to notify police or child welfare services, in violation of his duty as a legally mandated reporter.