COLORADO – Governor John Hickenlooper announced pardons for 23 offenders in Colorado who have already served their sentences.
“These individuals have demonstrated that they have moved beyond their mistakes and are committed to taking advantage of the second chance they have been given,” said Governor John Hickenlooper. “It’s our belief that they will make the most of this opportunity by doing even more for their families and their communities.”
There are 3 people included in this group who went through El Paso County courts. The crimes committed range from include drug offenses, theft, criminal mischief, aggravated robbery, fraudulent use of a credit card, forgery and assault.
In letters to those pardoned Hickenlooper wrote, “I hope that this pardon will create opportunity for you. It is up to you to make the most of this opportunity. It will require hard workd and dedication, I believe you have it in you to move beyond past mistakes.”
- Matt S. Bowen – 2001 conviction in Jefferson County for felony Conspiracy to Possess a Schedule II Controlled Substance
- Scott T. Brann – 2004 conviction in Jefferson County for felony Vehicular Assault – Criminal Attempt
- Clesson J. Connelly – 1998 conviction in Jefferson County for felony Criminal Mischief
- Donald S. Ertle – 1992 conviction in Adams County for felony Distribution of a Controlled Substance – Schedule II
- Michael S. Gehrke – 2001 conviction in Adams County for felony Criminal Conspiracy to Commit Theft from a Person
- Tiffany D. Ghere – 2003 conviction in Montezuma County for felony Possession of a Controlled Substance – Schedule II
- Richard P. Keels – 2005 conviction in El Paso County for felony Theft
- April C. Koski – 2003 conviction in Garfield County for felony Forgery, misdemeanor Attempted Theft, misdemeanor Harassment
- Brent P. Krolicki – 1998 conviction in Jefferson County for felony First Degree Criminal Trespass
- Andre D. Luevano – 2003 conviction in Mesa County for felony Aggravated Robbery – Possession of a Real/Simulated Weapon, misdemeanor Theft – Under $100, felony Criminal Impersonation and misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct – Fighting in Public
- Kimberly S. Martinez – 1992 conviction in Mesa County for misdemeanor Fraudulent Use of a Credit Device
- Jacob D. McManis – 2003 conviction in Arapahoe County for felony Controlled Substance – Possession Schedule II, misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana 1-8 ounces
- Mark F. Medvedeff – 1976 conviction in El Paso County for felony Accessory After the Fact to Simple Robbery
- Sunder W. Morgan – 1995 conviction in Boulder County for misdemeanor False Reporting and misdemeanor Theft
- Wilson H. Rains – 2002 conviction in Larimer County for felony Defrauding a Secured Debtor
- Brett L. Rossi – 1987 conviction in Jefferson County for felony Possession of a Schedule II Controlled Substance
- Melanie R. Roth – 1998 conviction in Morgan County for felony First Degree Forgery
- Michelle A. Terrazas – 1995 conviction in El Paso County for felony Attempted Criminal Possession of Four or More Financial Transaction Devices
- Cristobal Villareal Aragonez – 1991 conviction in Denver County for misdemeanor Assault in the Third Degree
- Scott A. Wassam – 2002 conviction in Adams County for felony Forgery-Check/Commercial Instrument; Jefferson County for felony Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument
- Bobbie R. Wilson – 1997 conviction in Arapahoe County for Misdemeanor Theft
- Scott A. Wright – 1995 conviction in Arapahoe County for felony Possession of a Controlled Substance; misdemeanor Harassment; Douglas County for felony Criminal Impersonation
- Steven R. Young – 1988 conviction in Jefferson County for felony First Degree Criminal Trespass
