Police officers' testimony about misconduct and retaliation is driving the Colorado legislature's latest effort at police oversight, led by state Reps. Leslie Herod and Jennifer Bacon.
Testimony from frontline police officers in Edgewater, Colorado Springs and Denver about retaliation they faced for reporting misconduct is driving state lawmakers’ latest effort at police oversight. But law enforcement leaders are pushing for changes to the bill.
Police officers' testimony about misconduct and retaliation is driving the Colorado legislature's latest effort at police oversight, led by state Reps. Leslie Herod and Jennifer Bacon.
An arrest affidavit for the Denver man accused in a fatal road rage shooting at a Tesla supercharger station outside Edgewater Public Market in May sheds light on the seven-month police investigation, the length of which sparked outcry from the victim’s family and justice advocates.