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By: Ryan Osborne
\nCASTLE PINES, Colo. \u2013 The mother bear found dead in Castle Pines this week was killed by a resident who had concerns about the bear trying to enter their home, a lawful reason for using lethal force, Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced in a news release Sunday.<\/p>\nWildlife officers are still looking into the incident.<\/p>\n
Another Castle Pines resident found the bear dead Thursday at the base of a tree , with two of her cubs waiting in the branches above her.<\/p>\n
State law allows people to use lethal force against a bear if they feel threatened by the animal. Any killing in that situation must be reported to authorities within five days. The bear in Castle Pines was killed about 1 a.m. on Thursday, and the resident reported the death on Friday evening, officials said.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is an unfortunate occurrence, and you never want to hear of a sow getting killed and cubs being orphaned,\u201d CPW Northeast Region Manager Mark Leslie said in a statement. \u201cReview of the events in this case did not reveal any statutory violation with regards to the killing of the sow.\u201d\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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\nThe rest of the paragraph may be viewed here: The Denver Channel<\/a><\/p>\nArmed suspect fatally shot by Denver police after firing multiple rounds downtown<\/strong>
\nNo community members, police injured in shooting<\/em><\/p>\nBy: Stephanie Butzer
\nDENVER \u2014 Denver police shot an armed man after he allegedly opened fire a few blocks south of the Colorado State Capitol on Monday morning.<\/p>\nAround 7:10 a.m., community members called 911 to report that a person had fired multiple shots between the intersection of 8th Avenue and Lincoln Street and the intersection of 10th Avenue and Lincoln Street, said Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen.<\/p>\n
He said police responded to the scene quickly and “resolved the situation.” The suspect died. Police confirmed he had been armed with a handgun.<\/p>\n
No officers were injured, police said. Pazen thanked the community members who called 911.<\/p>\n
\u201cAny time you have an individual that is armed that is firing a weapon here in the city during rush-hour traffic, it\u2019s a very dangerous situation,” he said. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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\nThe Denver Channel<\/a><\/p>\nBroward County Sheriff\u2019s Department Loses Accreditation After Parkland Failures<\/strong><\/p>\n
by Dan Zimmerman
\nThis is what happens when a law enforcement agency\u2019s multiple failures to handle a situation according to well-developed, standard protocols results in the deaths of innocent students and teachers. From the AP: Florida\u2019s largest sheriff\u2019s office has lost its law enforcement accreditation after criticism over its handling of fatal shootings at a high school and an airport.<\/p>\nThe Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation voted 13-0 last week not to renew the Broward Sheriff\u2019s Office\u2019s accreditation. Commission members include law enforcement and other local officials from across Florida.<\/p>\n
They cited the agency\u2019s handling of last year\u2019s Parkland shooting and a 2017 shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport as reasons for the decision.<\/p>\n
Sheriff Gregory Tony says it\u2019s disheartening for the agency\u2019s 5,400 employees to lose their accreditation for the previous administration\u2019s mistakes. BSO\u2019s former sheriff, Scott Israel, was suspended by the governor earlier this year.<\/p>\n
CFA Executive Director Lori Mizell says 166 agencies have the voluntary certification. An agency can keep operating without accreditation. Mizell says having accreditation means an agency meets more than 250 professional standards.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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\nThe entire article may be viewed here: WLBT. com<\/a><\/p>\nToday’s score, Delta Whiskies and Whiskettes, stands at two departing the fix, one who should be, and none in the wind. <\/p>\n
I’m not in the leftist controlled Rock and Roll Hall of Fame because of my political views, primarily my lifelong militant support of the NRA, the Second Amendment, and my belief that the only good bad guy is a dead bad guy. Ted Nugent<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"