Jeremy Jojola

1 week ago | 9news.com | Jeremy Jojola

THORNTON, Colo. — According to the Thornton Police Department’s body camera policy, officers in the city should be recording on their body cameras when responding to calls. However, the sergeant who responded to a call about the new chief of police failed to turn on his camera. Two weeks before he was sworn in as chief, Jim Baird fired a gun in his Thornton apartment on May 14. On Tuesday, hours before his swearing-in ceremony, Baird admitted to 9NEWS he was negligent.

1 week ago | 9news.com | Jeremy Jojola

THORNTON, Colo. — Hours before he is expected to be sworn in as the city’s new chief of police, Jim Baird admitted to 9NEWS he was talking on the phone while handling a gun in his kitchen when it went off, causing a bullet to hit the apartment wall next door. The incident happened two weeks ago, according to police reports obtained by 9NEWS Investigates.

1 week ago | 13wmaz.com | Jeremy Jojola

BRIGHTON, Colo. — For 96 years, Deborah Palizzi’s family has owned and operated a farm that has produced corn, peaches and many other foods for the surrounding community, however something else is about to appear on her land that is unwanted. The Parkland Metropolitan District, a quasi-government agency, has won the rights to obtain a portion of the Palizzi Farm to install a drainage pipe. The pipe will serve a private development of homes next to the farmland.

2 weeks ago | wltx.com | Jeremy Jojola

BRIGHTON, Colo. — For 96 years, Deborah Palizzi’s family has owned and operated a farm that has produced corn, peaches and many other foods for the surrounding community, however something else is about to appear on her land that is unwanted. The Parkland Metropolitan District, a quasi-government agency, has won the rights to obtain a portion of the Palizzi Farm to install a drainage pipe. The pipe will serve a private development of homes next to the farmland.

2 weeks ago | 9news.com | Jeremy Jojola

BRIGHTON, Colo. — For 96 years, Deborah Palizzi’s family has owned and operated a farm that has produced corn, peaches and many other foods for the surrounding community, however something else is about to appear on her land that is unwanted. The Parkland Metropolitan District, a quasi-government agency, has won the rights to obtain a portion of the Palizzi Farm to install a drainage pipe. The pipe will serve a private development of homes next to the farmland.