our melissa garcia checking in live tonight, people say deputy carrigan was an important part of that community. >>reporter: he was, jim, and grief counselors have been on staff here all day, at the school, now, not only was baseball coach here, he was also a former school bus driver, and school resource officer. today, we spoke with the parents who remembered him as a student here. >> i was like a second mom, sort of. >>reporter: cathy barnett says she was the van mom to her son, number 58 and his teammate, number 56.

now cbs4's melissa garcia tells us tonight police want to know why that woman was targeted. >> reporter: detectives were in and out of unit 1904 all saturday monoing. crime scene investigators worked to determine what is behind the shooting of a home. tommy clenon was asleep when a.m. the street. >> a police officer knocked on my door out of a dead sleep. then he asked if i heard anything. >> reporter: police say three men went into this unit and inside. >> it is obviously scary. you know. that people are, you know, coming and shooting people and they are still at large. >> it is crazy. i feel really bad for that woman. i hope she is okay. >> reporter: the victim was rushed to the hospital and is expected to survive. police couldn't comment on whether apartment surveillance may have caught the crime on camera. the shooting has neighborhood residents like connie curtis feeling unnerved. >> guns are so available to people. and ... we end up with situations like this. >> reporter: melissa garcia, cbs4 news. >>> an update on the kidnapping of a woman in loveland. the larimer county sheriff

melissa garcia. >> reporter: do you recognize this man. the sketch depicts the suspect night in parker. officials with douglas county said the female victim was driving on the east side of the city thursday night when her car broke down. the suspect approached her and assaulted her. he is a 6'3" that white male between 20 and 30 years old. investigators said he was driving an older model white or light gray single pickup with floodlights about the. parker police put out the alert on social media asking for the suspect. melissa garcia. >>> police are sorting out who is responsible for this crash in a world. a dozen people were sent to the hospital. howard nathan says many of them were not wearing seat belts.>> reporter: the driver needed a hug after her suv collided with this honda civic. a passenger in the saturn ejected. >> i saw someone laying here. on the other side there was they were unconscious. >> the ejected passenger, a woman, was not wearing a seatbelt and neither was a child in the honda. both in critical condition. >> we have i

melissa garcia reports police want to know yt woman was targeted. >> detectives were in and out of unit 1904. crime seaps investigators worked to determine what's mind the shooting of a landlord in her north denver home. shots rang out just after 5 a.m. at the apartment complex across the street. >> these officers aren't going to make -- and then you asked me if i heard anything. >> three men went into this unit and shocked the woman who live inside. >> it's only scary that people are, you know, coming and chooting people and still at large. >> it's crazy. >> i feel really bad for them and i hope she's okay. hospital and expected to survive. police couldn't comment on whether apartment survey >>> guns are so available to people and we end up with situations like this. >> melissa garcia. cbs 4 news. >> developing now. they continue their investigation into a double shooting at commerce city. happen around noon yesterday. 36th avenue inside the >>> another big primary win. cbs reports from the campaign trail and what was former secretary of state means for the race to the white house. >>

scammers are targeting dating sites and melissa garcia reports. they will just break your heart. they will break your bank. >> i believed everything he said. >> reporter: this woman who did not want her identity revealed is one of thousands who have fallen victim to internet scams . >> i really felt like i had a relationship with this guy. >> reporter: her suitor ended up calling her out of more than $50,000. >> never, ever, ever send money.>> reporter: the agent with the colorado bureau of investigation says romance scammers often prey on older adults who may be emotionally vulnerable. accordingly, trying to groom them for the next step which is always to send them money. >> reporter: and it adds up to a loss. over the last six months, the fbi crime center reported losses totaling more than $82 million. >> in some of the scenarios, people are giving up life savings.>> reporter: cynthia kaufman want anyone looking for love online to beware of sweetheart scammers. >> things that sound too good to be true usually are. >> melissa garcia reporting. experts say to look out for scam a

melissa garcia is live in larimer county where the accident happened. melissa, you talked to witnesses. >> reporter: we did. right now, tom, authorities are still trying to identify the woman who was killed. now, that driver did try to stop, but it was too late. down here in the grass next to the interstate, you can still see pieces of the tire and a post that broke after the driver plowed into her. a bent sign post and shreds of tire line the edge of i-25 at mile marker 254 near johnsons corner. colorado state patrol responded just after 3:00 a.m. sunday when the driver of a 2006 ford expedition traveling northbound hit a woman walking along the fast lane of the interstate. people staying at the rv park just across the frontage road saw the flashing lights, as officers shut down i-25. >> i couldn't believe somebody was out there. >> reporter: it's a 75-mile-per- hour stretch. >> it surprises me that there was somebody actually walking down there. >> reporter: tracks in the dirt shoulder show where the driver came to a stop. >> the driver's got to be bes

melissa garcia is at 38th and high. the scene of the shooting. what's the latest in the investigation? wrapped up here at the crime scene moments ago. now, the suspects are described as three black males and police detained one person this morning for questions but as of yet, no arrests. this is the apartment building where neighbors say the landlord lives on site. no one we talked to knows who would have wanted to shoot her. detectives were in and out of unit 1904 all saturday morning. crime scene investigators worked to determine what is behind the shooting of a home. tommy was asleep when shots rang out at the apartment complex across the street. >> a police officer knocked on my door out of a dead sleep. anything. >> reporter: police say three men went into this unit and inside. >> it is scary they are shooting people. >> it is crazy. woman. rushed to the hospital and is expected to survive. police couldn't comment on whether apartment surveillance may have caught the crime on camera. the shooting has cole neighborhood residents like connie c

i won't get that again. >> melissa garcia, cbs 4 news. johnson is facing first-degree his girl friend. he has self inflected wounds. >>> a worker who possibly exposed worker to dangerous diseases. the case has expanded surgical technician rocker alan worked at a hospital in phoenix for two months. it's now offering hepatitis and free hiv testing for those patients who had surgery with alan. close to 3,000 patients were encouraged to be tested by swedish hospital here in colorado. since friday, we have had two reports of someone impersonating a police officer and targeting denver drivers. on friday night in north denver, a victim was roughed up. saturday night there was a fake police report near washington park. howard nathan has more. few blocks west of wash park in kentucky and ogden, a man says two men tried to pull him over. >> that concerns us. >> the denver police say the questionable -- the man called 911 and the possible police posters left the scene driving west on kentucky. that's in contrast to what happened friday night to another man along the denver wheat ridge bolder. >>

. >> melissa garcia, cbs 4 news. health evaluations. jaime leary is live with a closer look. jaime, this bill is tied to the aurora theater shooting. it's a key piece of evidence that jurors consider to make their final decision, however, it's not required that this be recorded via video by the state. during the theater trial, defense attorneys didn't want james holmes insanity recorded. they said it could effect his responses, but one psychiatrist argues that video gives a more accurate and complete record than handwriting notes. the health evaluation is required for a sanity plea. they argued to have holmes mental health evaluation recorded, this bill will make it apart of a court order. with a parent of one of the victims, tom sullivan will be present for the reading of this bill as well as a juror from this case. this is a big deal for them to get video, part of a court order for that mental live in denver, jaime leary, cbs 4 news. >> thank you very much. >>> the parent of one of those killed at columbine. >>> new this morning, we're seeing a 21-year-old virginia he's acc

melissa garcia shows us how it can happen. >>they told me not to worry so i didn't. >>reporter: bob mchugh paid $6000 outright for this mobile home. could no longer afford to pay his property taxes. >>this is a big crisis. >>reporter: when delinquent notices started hitting the mail his party was surviving his diagnosis. now he has another worry, he has been evicted, soon to be homeless. his home was sold for the one person a five dollar price of the tax lien. >>i will run away screaming. this is ridiculous this is awful. >>reporter: the new property owner refuses to negotiate selling it back to him. >>taxes are doing good, taxes go to sale summary can hold the lien on those properties. >>reporter: paul wiseman says mchugh was one of four homeowners who lost their homes this year for failure to pay property taxes. another three are at risk. this man rushed to raise for payment when they -- when we told him a buyer had a [ indiscernible ] on his home. make their limit -- living doing seminars. >>> new woes enough republican presidential race. coming up the candidates

melissa garcia has that story. >> reporter: a bent sign posts edge of i-25 at mile marker 254 near johnson's corner. colorado state patrol responded just after 3:00 a.m. sunday when the driver of a 2006ed for 0 expedition traveling forth bound hit a woman walking along the fast lane of the interstate. people staying at the rv park just across the frontage road saw the flashing lights as officers shut down i-25. >> i couldn't believe somebody was out there. >> reporter: it's a 75 mile per hour stretch. >> it surprises me there was something walking down there. makes you wonder what was going on. >> reporter: tracks in a dirt shoulder show where the driver came to a stop. >> the driver has to be beside himself. he's seriously going to need days to process that, i'm sure. >> he looked like he was pretty distraught about it. >> reporter: the woman died at the scene. authorities say neither alcohol, drugs, or excessive speed were factors on the part of the driver. >>> from rally to rum until a the new developments in the kkk protest that earned in violence. >> and & this is what a temper tantrum

our melissa garcia checking in live tonight, people say deputy carrigan was an important part of that community. >>reporter: he was, jim, and grief counselors have been on staff here all day, at the school, now, not only was baseball coach here, he was also a former school bus driver, and school resource officer. today, we spoke with the parents who remembered him as a student here. >> i was like a second mom, sort of. >>reporter: cathy barnett says she was the van mom to her son, number 58 and his teammate, number 56. >> he was a really nice guy. >>reporter: nate carrigan, who graduated from platt canyon high in 99, grew up to be a protector of his community. >> if i ever got pulled over in this county, he was there. within five minutes. >>reporter: a deputy with the park county sheriff's office for the past 13 years. >> this is one of those things that should not have happened. >>reporter: in what fred calls a high risk eviction, 8 deputies arrived to the home of 58-year-old martin wirth. confrontation yesterday. mr. wirth did. we simply responded to the situation that was presented

melissa garcia shows us how it can happen. >>they told me not to worry so i didn't. >>reporter: bob mchugh paid $6000 outright for this mobile home. would he came down with msc could no longer afford to pay his property taxes. >>this is a big crisis. >>reporter: when delinquent notices started hitting the his diagnosis. now he has another worry, he has been evicted, soon to be homeless. his home was sold for the one person a five dollar price of the tax lien. >>i will run away screaming. this is ridiculous this is awful. >>reporter: the new property owner refuses to negotiate selling it back to him. >>taxes are doing good, taxes go to sale summary can hold the >>reporter: paul wiseman says mchugh was one of four homeowners who lost their homes this year for failure to pay property taxes. another three are at risk. this man rushed to raise for payment when they -- when we told him a buyer had a [ indiscernible ] on his home. >>there are a lot of people make their limit -- living doing seminars. >>> new woes enough republican presidential race. coming up the candidates

melissa garcia is at 38th and high. the scene of the shooting. what's the latest in the investigation?

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