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Allison Sherry

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Centennial, Denver
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Covering justice/injustice in public safety @CPRNews. Also sometimes @NPR. Previous @denverpost @startribune in DC. Mama. I’m here to hold people accountable.
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Protestor sues to get his projector back after it was confiscated in anti-ICE demonstrations

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By Allison Sherry Verified
| Denverite Verified
A man who used a theatrical projector to bathe a public building with protest messages is suing a number of state and Denver law enforcement officers for taking his projector and not giving it back. Trevor Ycas projected three political slogans onto the Ralph L. Carr Judicial Center during an evening protest in January 2026 against Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Federal judge orders ICE agents to get more training to prevent unlawful arrests

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By Allison Sherry Verified
| KUNC-FM (Greeley, CO) Verified
This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at cpr.org. A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to go through widespread, additional training on how to conduct legal arrests and detentions of undocumented immigrants after finding that Colorado ICE officers haven’t been following the law. Senior U.S. District Court Judge R.
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Boulder firebomber pleads guilty, gets life in prison

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By Allison Sherry Verified
| Durango Herald Verified
Federal government may still seek death penalty Mohamed Sabry Soliman is seen as he launched a fiery attack on demonstrators at an outdoor mall June 1, 2025, in Boulder. (Lisa Turnquist via AP) Mohamed Soliman will spend the rest of his life in prison. All that’s left to determine is how long that life will be. If he gets his way, it may be short.
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