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- Crime in Metro Denver
- Mar 7:
- Denver police looking for "Thong Bandit" near Sloan's Lake
- Mar 3:
- Population at youth corrections facilities drops
- Feb 28:
- Lakewood police seek suspect who shot, killed man in parking lot
- Husband and wife busted in Jeffco after bizarre highway chase
- Feb 26:
- Body found in dorm at CU; no danger, police say
- Feb 25:
- Denver woman who shot children, self used two guns
- Police: Man arrested for sending harassing e-mails to state Rep. Rhonda Fields
- Feb 19:
- Pipe bombs found at Aurora home
- Aurora man held after pipe bombs, explosive chemicals, found in home
- Feb 16:
- Apple store burglarized in Boulder, $63,000 in computers, phones taken
GREELEY TRIBUNE — Christopher Cox is behind bars for the next 42 years for his part in Weld County's first successful gang-related organized crime prosecution.
Cox was an 18th Street gang member. So when Greeley-Evans School District 6 says students can not wear sports jerseys or any attire with the number 18 on it, it's no offense to Peyton Manning. The district just wants to keep its students safe, officials say.
"We take a very hard stance against gang attire," said Roger Fiedler, the district's director of communications. "We want to keep it off our school grounds."
The dress code has been in effect for several years now, but when a third-grader from Monfort Elementary was recently sent home to change out of his Denver Bronco Manning jersey, it was thrown back into the spotlight.
Read the rest of this report at GreeleyTribune.com
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