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Justin Truesdale joined Smith Anderson in September 2009. His practice focuses on corporate and securities law. Justin has experience advising companies ranging from private start-up and growth companies to larger public companies with various matters, including corporate and board governance matters, public company securities compliance ...
- What Led Up to The Windsor Shooting
- Why Deputies Shot at Anderson, According to The Investigation
- What Investigators Reviewed
- Mclaughlin Says Multiple Felony Charges Would Have Been Filed Against Anderson
- Mclaughlin's Comments on The Deputies Involved
- How CIRT Works
According to McLaughlin's letter, the incident leading up to Anderson's shooting began when Napolitano was doing "proactive patrol" at the Love's Travel Stop off the Berthoud exit of Interstate 25. The sheriff's office provides contracted law enforcement services for the town of Berthoud, including the portions of the town that aren't in Larimer Co...
McLaughlin wrote that Napolitano saw Anderson reach for something from behind the passenger seat and then saw him loading a high-capacity magazine into a rifle Napolitano believed "would defeat the soft armor he and the other deputies wore." He later told investigators "that he was convinced this was a deadly force situation and Anderson was a seco...
All three deputies involved were interviewed for the investigation, and investigators reviewed their body-worn camera footage as well as the following evidence: 1. Rounds recovered from the scene and Anderson's body 2. The Ruger 10/22 rifle Anderson was holding, with the safety in the "off position," a round of ammunition in the chamber and 23 roun...
If Anderson had not been killed in the shooting, McLaughlin said multiple felony charges would have been filed against him: 1. Criminal attempt to commit murder in the first degree, a Class 2 felony 2. First-degree assault - threaten peace officer, a Class 3 felony 3. Felony menacing, a Class 5 felony 4. Vehicular eluding, a Class 5 felony 5. Posse...
"The totality of the evidence presented through the CIRT investigation reveals that given the actual and perceived circumstances faced by Deputies Justin Napolitano, Jonathon Wedemeyer, and Jamie Smith ... each was justified in discharging their firearms and reasonable in their use of deadly force and non-deadly force, respectively. As a result, I ...
The 8th Judicial District Critical Incident Response Team, or CIRT, was formed in 2015 in accordance with a new state law requiring a multiagency team to investigate "an incident involving the discharge of a firearm by a peace officer that resulted in injury or death." The team is automatically and immediately activated when a police officer is inv...
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Justin Anderson Smith is known for Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel (2009), The Abduction Club (2002) and My Summer of Love (2004).
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Mar 3, 2023 · The 8th Judicial District Attorney's Office said in a letter dated Feb. 9 that the actions of three deputies were justified in the fatal shooting of Justin Anderson, 51, on Nov. 21, 2022.
