Thread: Man accused of trespassing at Broncos training center, threatening John Elway

i am 50% owner

i am the blood of the city

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

Ah, I don't think it works that way in Idaho. Thanks for the education.

Why, what are you planning?

Originally Posted by ShaneFalco

i am 50% owner

i am the blood of the city

I thought Bowlen was 51% & Elway was 49% in order to protect Bowlen from any mutiny that Elway might do. Not that Elway would do that, but its like a prenuptial agreement just in case things go wrong.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Why, what are you planning?

To conquer the northern swath of Colorado. I just need to make sure people don't feel threatened in the process.

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

To conquer the northern swath of Colorado. I just need to make sure people don't feel threatened in the process.

I'm in.

Originally Posted by FanInAZ

Elway shouldn't call the police, he should've called Von Miller

Pfft, Talib's probably at the dudes house right now with a set of brass knuckles, just waiting for the poor dumb SOB to fall asleep....

A man arrested for trespassing at the Denver Broncos headquarters was violent and made threatening and bizarre gestures and statements, including saying he could do something “crazy” and that he would get Broncos General Manager John Elway.

“He started saying that he had Elway’s blood and the queen’s blood in his arms and that he is suing the organization for money owed to him,” Broncos’ security guard Paul Timmons wrote in an Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Department report released Friday.

During the confrontation early Monday morning, Timmons called 911, and Cordell Eric Robinson Jr., 36, was arrested and charged with second-degree trespassing. The arrest warrant affidavit and supplemental reports contradict a tweet by Denver Broncos spokesman Patrick Smyth that the incident was a “very minor disturbance in our lobby handled by security.”

The arrest warrant affidavit and supplemental reports indicate that Timmons told a dispatcher that Robinson was a “violent male.” Although he attempted to take Robinson down to control him, Robinson pushed past Timmons, and an Arapahoe County Sheriff’s deputy arrested him.

When contacted about the report Friday, Smyth reiterated that it was a minor incident.

“It was handled by our security and we’ve moved on. Really,” Smyth said. “I’m sure they’ll look at this incident, review it and make any necessary changes.”

Timmons, an off-duty Aurora police officer who injured his hand during the confrontation, wrote that he felt Robinson “could do something crazy.” Timmons wrote in a report that Robinson had entered an area of the Broncos Dove Valley training facility in Englewood that was off limits to the public. Signs were posted saying the area was for media only, sheriff’s records indicate.

rest - http://www.denverpost.com/2016/09/30...l-instability/

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

rest - http://www.denverpost.com/2016/09/30...l-instability/

I nominate this for least surprising article of the week

Originally Posted by Joel

Pfft, Talib's probably at the dudes house right now with a set of brass knuckles, just waiting for the poor dumb SOB to fall asleep....

Finally starting to realize how important Talib is to this team?

That's good, good way to be. Stay golden.

Originally Posted by LawDog

I don't know the specific Colorado law, but in California a criminal threat requires the suspect to have intended their statement to be taken as a threat, and the victim to be in sustained fear. There is also a requirement that the threat be to kill or cause GBI to the victim. Based on the statement in the article, I would not file even a misdemeanor charge other than trespassing. Maybe disturbing the peace if he was causing a huge scene.

I think I love you.

Originally Posted by Von Kinger

I think I love you.

Get in line David Cassidy.

Josh?

Is that you?

#setback10years

That's it! He was sent to bug the place by the Cheatriots.

#ifyoucantbeatthemcheat