unsealed. police officer want graphic photos of from his murder james ashby is fatally shooting jack jacquez his defense team says pictures showing jacquez's injuries could unfairly sway a investigators say jacquez into the home of jacquez's mother and shot him in the back. ashby told investigators he thought jacquez was a burglar. his trial will begin on monday. denver police are trying to figure out whether the driver of a deadly crash was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. that driver - 55- year-old semere dawit - is in the hospital - under the close watch of police. investigators say he caused the accident at colorado boulevard and mexico avenue on sunday. two people were killed and several others were injured. denver fire say they got a call sunday afternoon - about a person sleeping at the wheel. when firefighters got there, the driver sped away --likely driving at least 70 miles per hour. police say that's when 4-cars collided. we learned last night that dawit has had several traffic infractions over the last decade... including speeding. police say it will take about two to three w

his murder trial. james ashby is charged with shooting and killing jack jacquez while on duty. his defense team says photos of jacquez's injuries investigators say in october 2014... jacquez was going into his mother's home when asbhy followed him inside... and shot him in the back. ashby told investigators he thought jacquez was a burglar. his trial begins monday. a series of smash and grab burglaries have been reported in denver, englewood and sheridan. there have been more than 20 incidents in recent weeks. now we're getting a look at the suspect in yesterday morning's burglary at the verizon store in the river point shopping center in sheridan. the surveillance this blurry photo of the suspect. through the door phones. around the same time, a thief threw a rock into a store called "truck logic" in the same area. the owner of the about 200-dollars in cash was taken from the cash if you know anything about crime stoppers at 720-913-stop, reward and you don't have to give your name. police in wheat ridge say they've also seen an increase in break- ins at businesses. 12 burglari