investigators weee called to investigate the latest incident. we are hearing right now two teenagers both sophomores on the jv football team were are accused of hazing 4 other students. the accusations were serious enough they are now pursuing charges a. i 15-year-old facing misdemeanor harassment. it could be pushing or shoving, a 16-year-old is accused of threatening another student with a piece of glass. he faces a menissing ch people are cracking down. it is not as bad as in the past but there are still small ones that go on. the school did send a letter to parents telling them about what happened here and reminding them there is a safe to tell program. students can report safety concerns. overreaction. we hear more about that tonight at 6:00. reporttng live in evergreen. back to you. ski season has officially started here in colorado. here is a look at it. a-basin opened up. the first one to open up and you can see everybody was excited there. check them out going
crimes to the same people. the u.s. attorney calls it a targeted investigation and prosecution of a viooent enterprise. make no mistake about it, folks, the bloods, is a racketeering enterprise. the business of the bloods is violence. the indictment should have a dramatic impact on the amount of violenn crime in metro denver. he says we can expect that that racketeering statute will be ed area. lance hernandez, denver 7. a quick stop at the liqueur store in jefferson county turned into a day that some customers will never forget. % police say two armed robbers stormed the store right here at woodmar shopping center at peakview drive as the two were altima. take a look at your screen, that could mean $2,000, that s the reward for finding this man, police say he robbee a 7- eleven on colfax and pearl street, when trying to stop the man they assaulted the worker behind the counter. caught and cuffed a driver accused in a hit-and-run crash that seriously hurt a motorcycle
this is the view right now as the sun continues to rise. we will see partly to mostly clear skies throughout the afternoon and a gorgeous day in store for the state. pueblo still has hazy conditions from the fire in custer county but we don t have as high fire danger is what we had yesterday. there are no watches or warnings in effect. we are waking up to partly cloudy skies and airport at 7 mph and we still have a large ridge of high pressure that will keep things dry today and tomorrow and we will see more cloud coverage by tomorrow, nason mild today and temperatures not as toasty and not as breezy this afternoon, we will have your broncos forecast in just a bit. denver police are trying to figure out who shot a man on east 20th near washington where hospital. no word on how he is doing and they are not sayymuch about a suspect. another shooting investigation near bruce randolph avenue where the team was apparently shot in the foot and taken to the hospital. not clear h
truck in some of the water from a nearby pond. jury selection is underway in the trial of dynel lane, the woman accused of cutting an unborn baby from the womb of a woman in boulderrcounty. eric lupher joins us from the newsroom. who can forget the shocking details that came out after this happened? iiside the courtroom. here s what we can expect starting today, up o 300 potential jurors will fill out questionnaires. they ll be questioned by both the prosecution and defense before the official jury is selected. opening statements expected by the middle of next week. trial could last 10 ddys. lane s lawyers filed a motion forrchange in venue, but the judge refused to move that case. lane has pled not guilty. was seven months pregnant when she was aatacked last march after going to lane s house to looo at maternity ccothed advised on craigslist. wilkins regained consciousness 3 and called police. she survived. `er baby did not. we ll cover this trial onair and online at the
MALONE — An Ogdensburg Free Academy lacrosse player is facing an assault charge following an April 20 stick-swinging incident in which he slammed his stick into the head of a