Civilian employee with the Arapahoe County Sheriff s Office arrested for sexual assault
Caleb May worked as a Community Services Specialist for the sheriff s office. He was placed on unpaid leave pending an internal investigation. Author: Darren Whitehead Updated: 12:39 PM MDT May 7, 2021
ARAPAHOE COUNTY, Colo. An Arapahoe County Sheriff s Office (ACSO) civilian employee was arrested for an alleged sexual assault, according to ACSO.
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Caleb May, 19, was taken into custody early Thursday morning, according to a release from the sheriff s office.
Quayle, 35, was found murdered in her Cherry Hills home on August 4, 1981. She was nude and had been strangled, stabbed and shot.
From there, progress in the inquiry was made at an agonizingly slow pace. As noted in a February 25 press conference about the Anderson bust, investigators collected 140 pieces of evidence, and two years later, testing of an area rug revealed so-called foreign material of the sort that might offer opportunities for DNA testing. But it took until 1995 for the rug to be sent to the Colorado Bureau of Investigations for analysis, and another five years after that for a DNA profile to be developed.
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Englewood police arrest man accused of setting four fires in Walmart
Englewood Police Department
and last updated 2021-01-29 14:55:11-05
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. â A man faces an arson charge after he allegedly set multiple fires inside an Englewood Walmart.
On Thursday around 10:26 a.m., officers with the Englewood Police Department responded to the Walmart at 601 Englewood Parkway after receiving a report of a man pouring camping fuel down several aisles and lighting them on fire.
Police said this caused four separate fires in the story.
At the time, there were 135 customers and 40 employees in the store. Nobody was injured.
The suspect fled from the store.