Out lawed sin thet synthetic pot or spice five years that didnt keep two men from selling the dangerous drugs at popular smoke shops around colorado and arbd the world. Police busted that operation and a grand jury returned a 169 count indictment against the two. New. Tammy vigil live from lake wood to tell us how investigators say the men got away with their spice operation. Sounds like for years. Were outside one of the shops cigarettes laced with spice. Shops had no idea. Because the men accused of manufacturing and distributing the drug kept it a se secret. Then you get the result of wind up in the emergency room. Customers of Smoker Friendly say the suspects acted recklessly. With the live of the pblt. Its unfair. Its dangerous. You can mess around and kill somebody. You never know how somebody will react. The partners in crime made millions of dollars in the scheme. Turning herbal cigarettes touted as safer than tobacco. Into something more harmful. Again the men face 150 counts.
Reporter yeah, this happened around noon but bates is still completely shut down. In the middle of the block, thats where we saw a white tent as well as the Denver Police crime lab and some other crime scene investigating suvs. This was a big presence from police in the area as they prepared to execute an arrest on a suspect that had several felony warrants. A neighbor told us police were concerned because a suspect had fled before. Chief home, and residents told them the suspect was in the back part of that house. He fled out a back window, and officers caught up with him in the middle of the street. In the midst of that struggle, the individual apparently was fighting with the officer over his service weapon. Shots were fired, striking the individual. Reporter the three officers have nonlifethreatened injuries. Two of them did go to the hospital. They have been put leave. Blocks of ice still litter the parking lot near 77th and pecos. Today the owner arrived at the business to find s
Simply trying to walk to school we are here along sheridan i 76 in the when she was approached by someone in a silver vehicle as far as a bus stop and that she claims is individual try to simply push her inside of that car she was able to fight him off and obviously notify authorities simple description of the suspect is simply described as a hispanic male who page given about with the medium length plasticine wearing a gray the key part of a live look at the intersection if you will is closer to 56 and it sheridan the sheridan technically there i 76 this is an area where individual apparently attempted to push a teenage girl into a vehicle early this morning in the information call 911 live this evening along sheridan and i 76 thank you and Arapahoe County alert from the himself to gdrls and women at these locations along the smoky whole quarter it happened on september 19, 28 then yesterday at the root is it know hes a white or hispanic man between 20 and 40 years old with tattoos on
Lanes home responding to an ad for baby clothes and said the conversation started to drag on before she says lane hit her had. She came down on my arms pinned down my arms with her legs and actually used i remember she was trying so hard to she put her full weight over my wind pipe and i remember everything going black. Reporter people seated in the courtroom gallery wiped the a tears, at one point, wilkins showed a scar on her neck. Live. I remember thinking of aurora, and feeling like i really i just thought of her and i felt like i wanted to survive. Also, for her. And so i fought back harder. Reporter wilkins baby did a jury will decide whether lane is dplt of attempted murder. Now, as for lanes motive, prosecutors say it was her failing relationship and an attempt to cover up a fake pregnancy. Her Defense Attorneys are not denying that lane did any of this. Calling what happened that day, both hasty and not enough to find her guilty of firstdegree murder attempted murder. Were liv
This is the cbs evening news. Sphwhrim good evening. Im jim axelrod with the western edition of the broadcast. The u. S. Now has the backing of the European Union for a clear and strong response against the syrian government, but a group of e. U. Foreign ministers meeting today about press for a delay in any airstrikes until inspectors from the United Nations deliver their report, expected at the end of the coming week. All this comes as Congress Gets ready to vote on an attack, and president obama begins a campaign to rally support. We have three reports tonight, beginning with Margaret Brennan, who is traveling with secretary of state kerry. Reporter john kerry, the obama administrations most vocal advocate for intervention, traveled to lithuania to convince 28 european ministers that they should endorse a u. S. Led strike on syria. They did not. Instead, they told secretary kerry to slow down and said the e. U. Will not respond until the u. N. Issues a report on the chemical weapons