Denver, CO
Man convicted of murder in shootings on Denver’s South Platte River Trail
A Denver jury on Friday convicted a 33-year-old man of first-degree murder in two shootings on the South Platte River Trail in September 2023, according to the district attorney’s office.
Tanner Ray Fielder was arrested after police connected him to two separate shootings along the bike path that killed Lluvia Robles-Banuelos, 31, and Jeremy Hutcheson, 43.
On Dec. 15, Fielder will be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, the mandatory sentence for first-degree murder in Colorado.
He was represented by the state public defender’s office, which does not comment on criminal cases.
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When: Sat, Nov 15, 7 p.m.
Where: The Brighton – A NPU Venue 3403 Brighton Boulevard Denver, CO 80216
Cost: $35+
The Lowdown:
Where: The Brighton – A NPU Venue 3403 Brighton Boulevard Denver, CO 80216
Cost: $35+
The Lowdown:
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DENVER (KDVR) — Officials are looking for any information about a Denver woman who was last seen in Greeley more than two months ago.
The family of Margarita Castillo-Perez, 26, reported her missing on Sept. 5, but her last known location was in Greeley more than a week before on Aug. 28, according to the Greeley Police Department.
Police said they do not know why she was in Greeley and that she has “associates” in both Denver and Littleton.
Her social media accounts are inactive, and she does not have any vehicles associated with her.
Anyone who sees Castillo-Perez should contact their local law enforcement agency, police said, and anyone with information on her whereabouts can contact the Greeley Police Department Criminal Investigations Unit at 970-350-9603.
Known around the globe for hits like ‘Back in Black,’ ‘Highway to Hell,’ and ‘TNT,’ Australian rock band AC/DC is set to make a stop in Denver during their upcoming ‘Power Up’ world tour that will be kicking off in December of this year.
The Denver show will be their fifth American stop after 13 shows abroad – the 18th of the 30-stop tour.
AC/DC got their start in 1973, having since sold more than 200 million albums per ChartMasters.org. It’s also worth noting that their song ‘Highway to Hell‘ has reportedly been streamed more than 2.1 billion times on Spotify to date.
Coloradans hoping to see AC/DC live during their Centennial State stop should mark their calendars for July 28, 2026, when the band will take the stage at Empower Field at Mile High. This will be the first time the band has performed in Denver in a decade.
Find additional information related to AC/DC’s world tour and purchase tickets once they hit the market on November 7 here.
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