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Former Boulder County deputy accused of threats, gunfire

A former Boulder County deputy is connected to threats and gunfire at law-enforcement properties.

Former Boulder County deputy accused of threats, gunfire

Key takeaways

  • A former Boulder County deputy is connected to threats.
  • Gunfire occurred on law-enforcement properties.
  • The account does not identify the former deputy or specific properties.
  • Charges, injuries and court status are not established.

A former Boulder County deputy is connected to threats and gunfire at law-enforcement properties, a development involving police, fire and court concerns.

What is known

The former deputy is identified as having made threats and shot on properties used by law-enforcement agencies. The conduct involved more than one law-enforcement property, based on the description of the incident.

What remains to be established

The development does not establish the former deputy’s name, the dates of the threats or shootings, the specific properties involved, whether anyone was injured, or whether criminal charges were filed. It also does not establish the status of any court case or whether the former deputy remains in custody.

Those details matter because threats and gunfire at public-safety facilities can involve separate investigations, possible criminal charges and court proceedings. The former deputy’s prior employment with Boulder County law enforcement is the central connection identified in the account.

Denver7’s report is linked below. No separate primary record is linked here.

What to watch

  • Any criminal filing or court appearance.
  • Statements from the law-enforcement agencies involved.
  • Whether officials identify the properties or describe the investigation.

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