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The remaining two Dougherty siblings plead guilty this morning in Walsenburg and will face prison time.

The Dougherty's, Ryan, Dylan and Lee Grace went on a cross country crime spree and w… Click to Read More and see additional updates

The remaining two Dougherty siblings plead guilty this morning in Walsenburg and will face prison time.

The Dougherty's, Ryan, Dylan and Lee Grace went on a cross country crime spree and were captured in Huerfano County last summer after firing shots at pursuing officers.

This morning Ryan Dougherty plead guilty to five counts of Menacing with a Deadly Weapon. All counts were felonies. He will be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison.

Brother Dylan plead guilty to 1st Degree Assault. He will be sentenced to 10 to 32 years in prison. Testimony indicated he fired a gun at pursuing officers, while Ryan drove. Escape charges related to an attempted break out from the Huerfano County Jail were dropped.

Sister Lee Grace Dougherty had earlier pleaded guilty to Attempted 1st Degree Assault. She's expected to receive a sentence of 28 years in prison.

Sentencing for all three will happen in April.

The eldest sibling of the Dougherty gang, known for a nationwide manhunt that ended in Southern Colorado, could be facing new charges. The Huerfano County Sheriff says Dylan Dougherty was found with contraband in his cell during a routine sweep of the jail. The Sheriff won't say what was found or how Dougherty got it, but says it could mean new charges. Dougherty has since been moved to Pueblo County where he can be kept segregated from other inmates, he'll likely stay in Pueblo until his trial in Colorado is finished.

Dylan Dougherty and his siblings, Lee Grace and Ryan were arrested near Walsenburg last August after leading authorities on a high speed chase on I-25. The trio is also accused of shooting at authorities here in Colorado and of various other crimes in Florida, Georgia and Utah.

The 3rd Judicial District in Colorado has posted the exact charges each member of the Dougherty will face. Click here to view the charges for yourself.

Security is tight and Fourth Street is closed at the Huerfano County courthouse in Walsenburg, where the Dougherty trio, Ryan, Dylan, and Lee Grace, will face charges stemming from the culmination of their nationwide manhunt and crime spree.

It is expected that the trio will face charges of attempted murder and assault for their roles in the high-speed chase, shootout with pursuing officers, and subsequent vehicle crash and foot chase nearly two weeks ago.

No video recording equipment is allowed in the courtroom, per a court order. An Associated Press photographer will disseminate photos to all media outlets at the conclusion of the court appearance.

Two of the fugitives from Florida who were captured in Colorado were back in court today in Pueblo. Both brothers were in court...but their sister, was a no show. The 29-year old was scheduled to be in court with brothers Dylan and Ryan, but never showed up.

We went to the Pueblo District Attorney's office for answers. District Attorney Bill Theibaut didn't know why lee grace wasn't in court, but he says he'd look into it.

The Doughertys are facing attempted murder and assault charges in Pueblo County, but their advisement hearing was continued until Aug. 29--that's the deadline for Theibaut to file formal charges.

We also learned today, Ryan Dougherty is seeking medical attention. Ryan made an unsuccessful getaway last Wednesday when the suspects crashed near Walsenburg after a high speed chase on I-25.

Ryan's attorney claims his client may have suffered a concussion and says he's hasn't received proper medical attention at the jail. We called the Pueblo County Sheriff to ask about that and Lee grace's absence in court, but we're still waiting for a response.

Some questions may go unanswered. A judge has issued a gag order, which means lawyers and law enforcement aren't allowed to talk about details of the case that aren't a matter of public record.

The suspects are also facing attempted murder and assault charges in Huerfano County. They're scheduled to make a court appearance there on Monday.

Dylan and Ryan Dougherty made a brief court appearance in Pueblo this morning. The suspects along with their sister Lee Grace are facing attempted murder and assault charges in both Pueblo and Huerfano Counties. However, Lee Grace was not in court today, and we still don't have an explanation as to why.

The Dougherty's case was continued until Aug. 29. The suspects still have not been formally advised of their charges in Pueblo County.

They're next court hearing is on Monday in Huerfano County. Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor says the suspects fired shots at pursuing officers during a high-speed interstate chase through Pueblo and Huerfano Counties last Wednesday.

The Doughtery siblings also face charges in Georgia and Florida.

The Dougherty Gang is headed back to court today.

Dylan, Lee Grace and Ryan Dougherty were caught last Wednesday near Walsenburg following a high speed chase.

The trio is accused of shooting at officers in Florida and robbing a bank in Georgia. In Colorado, they are accused of firing shots are pursuing officers.

There are new details tonight in the capture of the Dougherty gang. We're hearing for the first time those dramatic 911 calls in the final moments of that chase.

The trio also faces new charges tonight. The Huerfano County District Attorney filed charges of attempted murder and assault on a peace officer against Lee Grace, Dylan, and Ryan Dougherty.

On Friday, officers were back at the scene of that crash looking for more evidence.

According to court papers, Huerfano County Sheriff's Deputies joined the chase near Colorado City on Wednesday. They say the trio started shooting at the deputies.

When the Doughtrys' finally crashed, deputies say Lee Grace grabbed a machine gun and ran. She came face to face with Walsenburg Police Chief James Chamberlain. He says she pointed the gun at him, and tried to shoot. It didn't work. That's when he shot her in the thigh.

At the same time, Ryan was running toward George's Restaurant in Walsenburg. In the 911 calls, he sounds like a man desperate for a place to hide. KDVR obtained these 911 tapes.
Caller: He's right at the back door...don't let him in guys...lock the doors...He's coming right to George's...at the back...he's at the back door of George's...

That's when some construction workers started chasing Ryan. David Vucetich, and Shane Zubinsky. It was Shane who stayed on the phone with dispatchers.

Shane: I got him!
Dispatcher: Still don't make contact with him...don't make contact with him.
Shane: He's heading south again going to pizza hut.

Shane and David caught Ryan. They held him until officers arrived. They got a well deserved thank you for their help.

Shane: Alright, the officer has him in custody now.
Dispatcher: Alright, the officer has him in custody. Now shane, I am going to let you go...Thank you for all your help.

The Dougherty siblings are expected to appear in court again on Monday in Pueblo.

Our partners at 9News report new charges have been filed against the Dougherty Gang, this time in Walsenburg.

The three were arrested Wednesday in Walsenburg after a high speed chase.

Dylan, Ryan, and Lee Grace Dougherty now face charges for attempted murder of a peace officer, as well as first degree assault on a police officer in Huerfano County, where the chase ended.

All three appeared briefly in a Huerfano County courtroom via closed circuit television from the Pueblo County Jail where they are housed.

Each waived their right to an initial advisement of the charges against them and a judge set a $1.5 million bail in Huerfano County Friday morning.

They face similar charges in Pueblo County, where the high chase began. Bond is set at $1.25 million in those cases.

Three siblings who led the FBI on a nationwide manhunt are now facing felony charges in Colorado. They're accused of firing at law enforcement during a high speed chase on the interstate yesterday that ended near Walsenburg.

Their attorney waived their advisement this morning at their first court hearing. However, the judge set each of their bonds at $1.25 million.

The suspects are 29-year-old Lee Grace Dougherty and her brothers 26-year old Dylan and 21-year old Ryan. All three facing charges of attempted murder and first degree assault.

Yesterday, a Pueblo County Sheriff's Deputy saw them in Colorado City, a day after they were spotted in Colorado Springs. The suspects led authorities on a high speed chase down I-25 to Walsenburg. They're accused of shooting multiple rounds at law enforcement, before they drove over spike strips and crashed their white sedan.

Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor says the suspect were armed with AK-47s and a machine gun.

According to an arrest affidavit, Lee Grace told deputies "We weren't trying to hurt anyone." However, later she admitted: "I pointed the gun at the cop. I deserved to get shot."

The siblings are also facing charges in Florida and in Georgia.

They're being held at Pueblo County jail in separate cells. Their next court court hearing is on Monday.

Walsenburg mayor Bruce Quintana says he's glad the Dougherty trio was captured and arrested in his city. He says the brave civilians who helped apprehend one of the suspects and the police officers, including the police chief, who helped make the arrests showcase the best elements of a city that has struggled with lost jobs and declining population in recent years.

Tonight on News First 5, hear much more from the mayor and citizens of this small town who are proud to be in the national spotlight.

Bond has been set for three siblings who lead the FBI on a nationwide manhunt for more than a week. Ryan, Dylan and Lee Grace Dougherty made their first court appearance in Pueblo today. Their attorney waived their advisement, but the judge set their next court hearings and bonds.

The Dougherty trio is facing charges of first degree assault here in Colorado. Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor says the suspects fired shots at law enforcement from their car, during a chase on I-25 south of Pueblo yesterday.

Late this morning the judge set bond for each of the suspects at $1.25 million. They'll be held at the Pueblo County Jail until their next court appearance on August 15.

The suspects are also facing charges in Florida and Georgia.

Three siblings who led the FBI on a nationwide manhunt for a week, will make their first court appearance in Pueblo today. A video advisement is scheduled for 11 a.m. at the Pueblo Judicial Complex. Ryan, Lee Grace and Dylan Dougherty are accused of shooting at law enforcement during a high speed chase on I-25 yesterday south of Pueblo. They are also facing charges in Florida and Georgia.

The Dougherty family will be spending the night in the Pueblo County jail, after a nation-wide manhunt came to a dramatic end today, in Southern Colorado. These are the latest booking photos of Dylan, Ryan and Lee Grace Dougherty.

When customers at George's Diner in Walsenburg heard gunfire, they knew there was trouble. The restaurant went on lock down, but Prep Cook Richard Ringen was locked outside.

He came face to face with one of the Dougherty brothers as he tried to get away from officers.

"I looked at him and I pointed at him and said 'You're him', and his eyeballs got so big I thought they were going to pop out of his head," said Ringen.

Ringen and a couple of other men gave chase, a courageous move since they didn't know if he had a gun.

They captured him and held him until officers arrived.

"I was mainly just worried about him armed, but yet I wanted him captured, because I knew he was bad, dirty, you know." said Ringen.

The three fugitives caught in Huerfano County this morning are now at the Pueblo County Jail. Pueblo County will have the opportunity to charge them first, related to the chase that began this morning in south Pueblo County.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office, Colorado State Patrol and the FBI are holding a news conference to announce the capture of the 3 Dougherty siblings near Walsenburg, Colorado Wednesday morning.

A sheriff's deputy began the pursuit near Colorado City when he spotted their vehicle at a convenience store. The deputy chased the suspects south along Interstate 25 and was joined by 3 state troopers. The suspects were captured after their car wrecked when it drove over "stop-sticks."