Justin Reutter is a Public Safety Reporter at The Pueblo Chieftain. He covers law enforcement, courts, and various public safety matters, with a focus on crime and justice, as well as regional interests. Justin's work has been featured in notable outlets including USA TODAY, Coloradoan.com, and Yahoo News.
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Justin's coverage suggests a focus on local news, particularly crime and public safety in the Pueblo area of Colorado. He seems to be interested in breaking news and evolving stories related to local events, crime, and government activities.
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The Aspen Acres Fire is 66% contained as a new management team is set to take over command of the wildfire.
By: Justin Reutter
Ayanna Mondragon was arrested in connection to a carjacking on July 25. Detectives continue to investigate.
A juvenile has been charged with shooting a 35-year-old man on Harbour Road in Avondale.
By: Justin Reutter
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers recovered the body of a missing woman at Lake Pueblo State Park on July 27.
By: Justin Reutter
Lawsuits against Cotter brothers over prepaid services delayed as the criminal case against the former coroner moves through courts.
By: Justin Reutter
Lori Arabie, the former shelter manager of the Pueblo Rescue Mission, is accused of stealing more than $129,000 from homeless clients.
By: Justin Reutter
Despite losing their home in the Aspen Acres Fire, the Medina family in Beulah is staying optimistic and resilient.
By: Justin Reutter
Pueblo commissioners are assuring Beulah residents rocked by the Aspen Acres Fire and flash flooding that "help is coming, but things take time."
By: Justin Reutter, Pueblo Chieftain
Pueblo County Commissioners assured Beulah residents during a July 30 meeting that the county is doing all it can to mitigate and repair flooding damage in the Aspen Acres Fire burn scar.
By: Justin Reutter
Some animals fleeing the Aspen Acres Fire are wandering far from home, and CPW is advising residents to take precautions to avoid conflicts with wildlife.
