Rathod Mohamedbhai Interviewed on Radio Concerning Corrupt Police Officer Disciplinary System
By posted in Firm News on Sunday, January 22, 2012 Listen to 0:00 to 7:10.
Rathod Mohamedbhai Featured in Law Week Colorado
By posted in Firm News on Sunday, January 15, 2012
2 DPD Officers Accused of Lying on Report Are Reinstated
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Sunday, January 15, 2012 2 fired Denver cops reinstated by civil-service panel Two former Denver police officers who were fired for filing inaccurate reports…
Panel Reinstates 2 Denver Cops Accused Of Lying
The Civil Service Commission on Friday reinstated two Denver police officers who were fired after a manager ruled they used improper force and lied about a 2009 disturbance where a…
Witness, victim respond after 2 DPD officers reinstated
Officers Kevin Devine and Ricky Nixon, accused of excessive force and lying on reports, received full reinstatement and back-pay after a decision by the Civil Service Commission. View full story…
Denver Diner Police Beating: Lawsuits Accuse Denver Police Dept. of Cover-Up
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Tuesday, September 20, 2011 In April, Denver cops Ricky Nixon and Kevin Devine were fired in relation to a billy-clubbing and macing incident that…
Denver Diner police beating: Lawsuits accuse Denver Police Dept. of cover-up
In April, Denver cops Ricky Nixon and Kevin Devine were fired in relation to a billy-clubbing and macing incident that took place in 2009. View full story online at Westword
Muslims, Colo. law enforcement come together
One early afternoon in late May, a woman walked onto the playground of a mosque on South Parker Road, picked up a 4-year-old girl in a light-blue dress and head…
Judge Threatens Denver With Daily Fines Over Release of Police Excessive-Force Documents
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 Denver Post. A federal judge has threatened Denver with $5,000-a-day fines if city officials don’t make “substantial progress” toward handing…
Judge threatens Denver with daily fines over release of police excessive-force documents
A federal judge has threatened Denver with $5,000-a-day fines if city officials don't make "substantial progress" toward handing over police excessive-force documents that are the subject of a lawsuit. View…