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Tom Martino, also known as The TroubleShooter and for ReferralList.com, built his reputation as a consumer advocate on the local Denver radio and television stations years ago. After a rise to heights beyond his imagination, his fall from grace comes at a cost of public humiliation and considerable personal loss. The most recent of Martino’sRead more

The Medina Alert is a public awareness campaign designed to alert the public to Hit and Run or Leaving the Scene drivers that have caused or been involved in a accident causing serious bodily injury or death to another. Governor John Hickenlooper signed The Medina Alert, March 25, 2014. The Medina Alert statewide system becomesRead more

Gov. John Hickenlooper today appointed Natalie Chase, Frederick Martinez and David Stevens as District Court Judges in the 18th Judicial District (Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties.) Two of the vacancies are the result of House Bill 14-1050, and a third is due to the retirement of the Honorable William B. Sylvester. Chase is currentlyRead more

Foothills Park in Highlands Ranch was tagged by two 18-year-old boys May 18, 2014. A rainbow of color spelled out their angry messages. Sidewalks, swings, and buildings were their target. Vandals Jordan Rockwell and Andrew Whattam were arrested by the Douglas County Sheriff’s office. Both were charged with suspicion of criminal mischief. Mr. Whattam postedRead more

Every day we read about hit and run, leaving the scene accidents. It’s happening at epidemic proportions. Did you know that many of these could be avoided if people understood the laws in Colorado at the time of a vehicular accident? Here are the minimum requirements each driver must provide when involved in an accident.Read more

(Photo: KUSA) Nothing good happens after 11pm on Friday nights. Certainly not for Jack Elway, the 6’3″ 200 pound son of Bronco boss John Elway. Auraria Campus Police were alerted to an incident involving a 23 year old woman allegedly pushed from a moving car by John Elway III last Friday. Denver court records indicateRead more

Should this become the law in Colorado? Not so fast. SENATE BILL 13-012 CONCERNING REPORTING OF SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT BY YOUTH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS was introduced to the Colorado General Assembly in January 2013. If approved, the Bill will move Governor John Hickenlooper’s desk. In summary: “The bill adds directors, coaches, assistant coaches, andRead more

At least 5% of all losses come from employee theft and many of those employees are between the ages of 20-27. Busy business owners fail to oversee their most valuable commodity, their livelihood. Young adults have a false sense of power and privilege when promoted to “management” and given full access to cash, cash cardsRead more

On April 4, 2013 Xavier McDaniel, 20, allegedly entered a unlocked apartment and attempted to sexually assault a teen aged girl. He is being held without bail at Jefferson County Detention Center. McDaniels’ first appearance in court is Monday. Bond amount and terms will be set at that time. McDaniel has been charged with 1stRead more

Colorado State Patrol issued a press release January 12, 2013 warning drivers that it is still against the law to drive under the influence of marijuana.  Although Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signed Amendment 64 into law December 10, 2012, driving under the influence of marijuana puts all drivers at risk.  Possession and personal use ofRead more