Brian Maass
Sex Offender Skipped Therapy, Treatment With No Consequences
A sex offender now accused of sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl was paroled from prison with the express agreement he attend counseling and regular sex offender treatment programs, but he didn’t comply with those conditions.
DNA, Fingerprints, Video Tie Ebel To Leon’s Murder
CBS4 has learned that DNA lifted from a payphone mouthpiece and fingerprints on the phone are some of the key evidence that ties Evan Ebel to the murder of 27-year-old Nathan Leon, a father of three.
Tonight At 10: CBS4 Investigates Parolee’s Early Release
CBS4 has uncovered a case of a parolee who pleaded guilty to murder that’s also raising troubling questions about how dangerous criminals are put back into the community.
Former Worker: Suspended DPS Administrator Accepted Kickbacks ‘For A Long Time’
The Denver Public Schools administrator suspended for allegedly accepting kickbacks had been engaged in unethical behavior “for a long time,” according to a former DPS employee.
DPS Administrator On Leave, Corruption Investigation Under Way
CBS4 has learned that the Denver Public Schools deputy chief information officer has been placed on leave as the school district investigates allegations that he accepted bribes and kickbacks in exchange for awarding lucrative contracts to vendors.
Complaints Against Colorado Towing Companies On The Rise
Consumer complaints against Colorado towing companies are on the rise, and have been so for the last several years, with an outcry over what many consumers call predatory or aggressive towing.
Deputies Involved In Fatal Shooting Were In Previous Shootout
The two Denver sheriff’s deputies involved in Wednesday morning’s fatal shooting near downtown Denver have previously been involved in violent episodes while serving felony warrants.
Denver Police Response Time Slowing, Chief Calls It ‘Alarming’
The Denver Police Department’s response time to emergency, high-priority calls is slowing and Chief Robert White told CBS4 its “certainly alarming.”
Judge Issues Permanent Injunction Against Magazine Sales Companies
Five years after an undercover CBS4 investigation into door-to-door magazine sales a judge has taken dramatic action.
Pat Sullivan Dodges Additional Psychological Evaluations
Tuesday brought a legal victory of sorts for former Arapahoe County Sheriff Pat Sullivan after a judge ruled Sullivan will not have to undergo additional psychological evaluations.




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