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The District Attorney’s office serves to seek justice and ensure the safety of our community in an equitable manner. Every day we work to thoughtfully prosecute crime, protect victims of crime, address systemic bias, rectify injustice, and provide transparency about our work. We are zealous advocates for the truth and fair practitioners of justice.

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To protect and serve Larimer and Jackson counties, while creating a stronger community where the application of criminal justice is more equitable and no longer at odds with social justice.

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Jan 20

Announcing the 8th Judicial District Bias-Motivated and Hate Crime Hotline

The 8th Judicial District Attorney’s Office is proud to announce the launch of a Bias-Motivated and Hate Crime Hotline to serve as an additional reporting tool for our community. In 2025, the District Attorney’s Office received questions from concerned community members about how best to report bias-motivated crimes, how to ensure their safety while reporting, and how our office could support those investigations and victims.

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Oct 2

Tymen Langston Sentenced to 28 Years

Today, Tymen Langston was sentenced to 28 years in the Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to Assault in the 2nd Degree Strangulation, a class four felony; Extortion-Unlawful Act with a Deadly Weapon, a class four felony; Assault in the 2nd Degree - Cause Injury with a Deadly Weapon, a class four felony;

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Sep 3

Tylen Grays Sentenced to 36 Years

Today, Tylen Grays was sentenced to 36 years in the Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to Murder in the Second Degree, a Class Two Felony, and Attempted Murder in the First Degree, a Class Two Felony. On August 11th, 2024, Fort Collins Police Services were dispatched to Tony’s Bar in Old Town for reports of a shooting.

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Announcing the 8th Judicial District Bias-Motivated and Hate Crime Hotline

Tymen Langston Sentenced to 28 Years

Tylen Grays Sentenced to 36 Years

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Announcing the 8th Judicial District Bias-Motivated and Hate Crime Hotline

Tymen Langston Sentenced to 28 Years

Tylen Grays Sentenced to 36 Years

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