Man arrested after shooting the stop sign near the Severance neighborhood, with speed of intoxication – Greeley Tribune

A man is experiencing a lot of charges of crime, after the police said he shot a speed limit right outside a break -up neighborhood at the end of last month, before running into intoxicated to Windsor.

The police were arrested Jayden Imes, 23, on February 26, on suspicions, passed by a deputy of the Sheriff’s office in Weld County, while fled from the filming.

IMES is experiencing accusations of leadership under influence, disordered conduct, the use of a weapon while drunk, criminal evil, forbidden use of a weapon and leadership under the influence itself, according to Colorado judicial documents. He also faces a handful of traffic taxes for careless driving, having an open container in the vehicle and rotating without signaling.

Although IMES does not face charges of crime, the tribune chooses to appoint it because of public safety issues.

Around February 26, the Severance police responded to a shot of shootings pulled near the Hidden Valkway and Weld County 21, according to a socialization position.

The police say the appellant reported that he saw a man pull between five and six shootings near a oil well in the area, before entering a vehicle and ran south to the Weld County 21, at a high speed.

A deputy of the sheriff in Weld county who patrolled in the area heard that the appeal sent to the separation police, according to the job, then saw the vehicle that was heading south, 21 before heading west. 392.

The deputy was the traces and found a weapon that was warm during the stop – indicating that he could have been drawn recently, according to The Post. The police also reported that the driver seemed intoxicated.

The separation officers responded from where it was reported that they came and found a speed limit that was shot, as well as the peel housings, according to The Post.

The images will appear at the Weld County Court on April 3 for referral.