A federal agency improperly green-lit two proposed research projects to kill wildlife in Colorado by failing to separately study and solicit public comment in an attempt to speed the projects along, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.
U.S. District Court Senior Judge Marcia S. Krieger sided with a trio of nonprofit groups that sued the government over a Colorado Parks and Wildlife proposal to kill cougars and bears in two study locations. She also found the environmental assessment that formed a basis for the projectsâ approval failed to adequately analyze the populations of relevant animals or consider germane research.
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The incident occurred Tuesday on an Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle to Denver.
An FBI affidavit states that a flight attendant asked Grier eight to ten times to put on a face mask, as required by airline policy. Grier allegedly initially ignored the flight attendant and struck her arm three times.
The affidavit goes on to state that passengers later notified another flight attendant that Grier was urinating in his seat with his penis out of his pants. The attendant told him to put it back in his pants and the defendant allegedly replied, “I have to pee.”
When the captain was notified, he was preparing to land after declaring an emergency for an unrelated mechanical issue, according to the affidavit.
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DENVER A Pueblo man with multiple convictions for guns and drugs, and who struggles with substance abuse, has been sentenced to three years for another gun crime.
Julian Daniel Trujillo was sentenced Wednesday in Denver by Judge Raymond Moore of the U.S. District Court for Colorado.
Earlier, Trujillo pleaded guilty to having a gun despite a previous felony conviction. He needs to stay away from Pueblo (when he is released), said Jennifer Beck, a public defender representing Trujillo. He s locked in a cycle that s hard to break. (Returning) is not going to help him on a path of recovery.