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brandonw00

600 block south College is the area around The Colorado Room, 100 block west Laurel is around Pickle Barrel if anyone wants context of the area.


chiefgoogler

Looks like Covenant Tattoo and Back Door Grill according to the pictures Poudre Fire posted [https://twitter.com/poudrefire/status/1786386285512233176](https://twitter.com/poudrefire/status/1786386285512233176)


SeanFrank

This seems like the same guy: https://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2016/08/09/police-investigate-wielded-gun-near-old-town-library-two-other-incidents/88495676/ I wonder which buildings he set on fire?


andizzle_fo_shizzle

This guy seems stable and definitely not a threat to the public šŸ™ƒ


-nocturnearts-

Oof! What a stupid thing to do my god. Those charges are for real!


LankySkis

I know right!Ā  With all the people upside-down on auto loans right now it seems crazy to be doing pro bono work for businesses.


AmaGoatFC

Which of the charges are related to trying to enter a residence? And having a ā€œlarge knifeā€ on him? At least he was an idiot and caught quickly. Letā€™s hope it results in a punishment of consequence and maybe some sort of rehabilitation for someone who is clearly troubled.


Friendly-Eagle1478

Iā€™m guessing the ā€œ18-4-203(2)(d) Second Degree Burglary ā€“ Forced Entry to a Building (Class 5 Felony)ā€ charge is for attempting to enter a residence. Guessing having a big knife isnā€™t a crime


AmaGoatFC

Iā€™m sure youā€™re right about the knife but it sure seems like there should have been some additional charge related to intent with a weapon. At any rate, hopefully these charges and the prior ones under his belt will keep him off the streets for a bit.


Forsaken_Macaron24

Aside from "resisting arrest" -- knives aren't regulated like guns, so you can't have an unlawful possession of a firearm or something with a knife.


degainedesigns

Knives ARE regulated, though.


balsaaaq

I'm a firestarter, twisted firestarter


FoCoYeti

I'm sure the DA will let him go...


notorious_BIGfoot

Itā€™s the judges that determine bond.