DA, defense attorneys working on plea deal for man accused of accosting Black CSU football player
Police said the athlete and a co-worker were soliciting business for a roofing company when they were ordered to the ground at gunpoint and accused of being antifa. Author: Kevin Vaughan Updated: 10:30 AM MST February 25, 2021
LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. Prosecutors and defense attorneys are negotiating a plea deal for a Loveland man accused of holding two roofing salesmen at gunpoint – one of whom is Black football player at Colorado State University.
At a court hearing Thursday morning, prosecutor Mike Mangione and defense attorney Ryan Markus said they were trying to reach an agreement in the case of Scott Gudmundsen.
Judge denies motion that sought filing of bias-motivated charge after gunpoint confrontation
Scott Gudmundsen was arrested after allegedly holding Black college football player, co-worker at gunpoint and accusing them of being antifa. Author: Kevin Vaughan Updated: 12:17 PM MST December 17, 2020
A judge on Thursday denied a motion that would have forced prosecutors to add a bias-motivated crime charge to the case against a Loveland man accused of holding two roofing salesmen at gunpoint – one of whom is a Black football player at Colorado State University.
Barry Wesley requested that the new charge be added to the slate of accusations against Scott Gudmundsen, a former law officer who was arrested in June and accused of accosting Wesley and a co-worker, accusing them of being antifa, and holding them at gunpoint.