Allison Sherry is a Justice Reporter at Colorado Public Radio. She covers key issues related to immigration and criminal justice, focusing on the intersections of crime, law enforcement, and societal impacts in Colorado. With over 17 years of journalism experience, Allison has been featured in various outlets including NPR, the Denverite, and the Durango Herald.
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Allison Sherry's reporting focuses on local crime and legal trials, particularly those related to police brutality and the criminal justice system in Colorado. She extensively covers evolving stories and breaking news in this domain.
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Allison Sherry
By: Allison Sherry
The state's attorney general wants to know how CBZ Management handled its buildings in Aurora and Denver.
By: Allison Sherry
The Denver Clerk and Recorder’s office said the probe could extend to other counties in the metro area.
By: Allison Sherry
Two women, including a postal employee, were arrested in Grand Junction on Wednesday for stealing mail ballots and fraudulently casting them.
By: Sam Brasch, Allison Sherry, Stephanie Rivera
Immigrant rights advocates are preparing for President-elect Donald Trump to follow through on his promise to begin a nationwide plan for mass deportations in Colorado.
By: Allison Sherry
One suspect was a postal employee, the other a felon Vicki Lyn Stuart, left, and Sally Jane Maxedon. (Handout, via The Colorado Sun) ×
By: Allison Sherry
Proposition 130 will require state lawmakers to funnel $350 million to law enforcement agencies in a one-time burst that is supposed to be dedicated specifically to recruiting and retention for police officers and sheriff's deputies.
Stephen Geer faces several felony and misdemeanor charges, including driving under the influence, in connection to the death of Officer Evan Dunn.
By: Allison Sherry
In an interview with Colorado Matters, Polis said he would welcome federal government help to root out criminals and gang members — but beyond that, the governor said there is going to be a fight.
By: Allison Sherry
Yelling multiple, sometimes conflicting, commands can make a scene or arrest more chaotic and body cameras catch it all.
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