Arabaho County, Colorado (KDVR) – The urgent need for reform was the subject at a press conference held on Wednesday afternoon, hosted by parents, state leaders and neighboring province’s lawyer.
This comes after the lawyer presented to a man accused of trying to kidnap a 11 -year -old child from the Cherry Creek Primary School for charges against the suspect.
The Eighteenth Judicial Public Prosecutor’s Office in Arabahu Province until July 28 to formally respond to the proposal to reject the charges after he found the criminal psychiatrist accredited by the Board of Directors, Suleiman Ghaljan, mentally incompetent for trial, as required under the Colorado Law. The judge will have to judge to refuse the charges.
The speakers said the issue is no exception, a blatant example of how Colorado state laws failed to protect the most vulnerable population.
“It is a warning, and he talks about a greater failure in Colorado when the violent perpetrators are protected and they left Colonads without protection.” “Something should change.”
Da says their hands. Under the law, they must drop the charges. This, despite the observation of video that confirm what happened and the previous criminal history of Galigan.
Actor Scott Botoms said: “When you have Da he says,” I am sorry, this is outside my ability because of the law, this is a serious distortion of the draft law. There is still a lot of space for Mongo in Da. The bill, and this is not fine according to our families. “
“I do not know the allocations and locations of everything that happened in this case, but I can tell you from my point of view, my reaction in the knee will be the fighting like hell until the court imposes a dismissal to try to buy the greatest time for society.”
Brauchler represents a adjacent judicial area and says he saw what he calls methodological failures over and over the state.
He said: “The defense tape has discovered that they could carry a governmental mental health system by demanding an incompetence in a full set of cases. So, if I returned and looked at the numbers. I was not in an environment in which we had no claims to compete more than that now.” “I am also a father and I got children who still go to public schools here. My anxiety is that if we do not take action and benefit quickly. Maybe we see quick measures, we will see more of these things.”
The father, Dante White, has been a preacher since the beginning of the situation. The press conference was also attended on Wednesday after his meeting with Da almost early in the morning.
He said: “My hands are bound.” “This is not a partisan issue; this is not anything in which they are retreating. This is a law that was approved from the two parties. There is a democratic sponsor, a Republican participant voice voted unanimously until this law is achieved so that people are not inappropriate for trial. This may have been one of the biggest things that I took away from that.”
He wants to cooperate with the call groups to create a change in the law.
“It seems as if I tell my son,” swing strongly, you may strike. “Don’t only give up, you must click on each case so that we can get a kind of accuracy here is the strong thinking process.
Da Amy Badin presented this prolonged statement to Fox31.
“We are aware of many mistakes made by a member of the Council of the Council of the Council of the Council regarding the suspended charges against Suleiman Galigan, the defendant who was arrested in 2024 due to an accident at the Black Forest Hills Elementary School. In the interest of transparency and general accountability, we feel that it is important to record the record straight.
First of all, unlike the misleading general statements by the council member, we did not decrease or move to reject these charges, which include the category of five category and a misdemeanor charge, and the previous administration, arising from an attempt to kidnap an elementary school. To date, all the fees deposited at the beginning remain suspended. The defendant’s lawyer applied for rejection earlier this month after determining the updated competence that the defense requested. Our office until July 28, 2025, to provide an official response, after which the judge will decide the next steps.
This defendant had previous criminal cases in which his mental efficiency was raised to move forward. Regarding the criminal case pending in the province of Arabaho, the defendant’s lawyers raised competence last year, and the defendant underwent his first evaluation by the court that the court ordered in 2024-before he took my position-which was conducted by the State Office for Civil Mental Health and the second. His legal lawyer requested that this report be completed, which was granted by the court, then the court ordered the re -evaluation by the state. Then the defendant’s lawyer (not our office), and ordered the court, requested a second evaluation by an independent psychiatrist, which was completed in June 2025. This 63 -page comprehensive report was concluded by a licensed doctor until Galligan suffers from multiple mental health conditions and the incommunicity of the trial and the lack of rest to competition in the future.
The provincial court has been assigned to make the final decision on whether the charges may continue based on these results under the current Colorado Law. If the court decides that the defendant is incompetent and is unlikely to be restored or preserved during the case of the case, the court is required under the law to reject the charges, and our office prohibits a law from taking this case to the trial.
As the provincial lawyer, I have many concerns about this legal process and its impact on the safety of society in the situations in which the charges must be rejected. Even before submitting the defense request to dismiss in this case, I was talking to legislators about the proposed reforms of the statute. I will continue these discussions to cooperate on a solution that enhances the safety of society.
If the dismissal proposal is granted here, Galligan willnoShe is released in society at that time. Although he was previously released when the courts were rejected in other judicial states, this defendant has committed a civilian to continue treatment in a governmental mental health hospital, which provides safe psychological care for internal patients.
Mental health is a critical issue in our criminal justice system, and I am committed to working with law enforcement, legislators and stakeholders in society to find permanent solutions. Unfortunately, some elected officials chose to politicize this case instead of cooperating to work on productive solutions, such as changing state laws that public prosecutors and courts must follow up. I want to be clear: Politics does not play any role in our pursuit of justice. We are still guiding the law, facts, and our commitment to the people of Arabahu.
Our office will continue to provide accurate information in time, as necessary. I have entered the right to serve this society with honor, humility and integrity – and I will continue to support this commitment every day. “
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Susan Payne, one of the speakers who occupy the founding CEO of Safe2tell, is now requiring provincial lawyers across the state to provide data on how this law influences, and the number of violent criminals who were released throughout Colorado due to the law.