District Attorney
District Attorney
On Friday, a jury found Brittney Mortimer, of Milliken, guilty of:
Distribution of a Controlled Substance (Fentanyl) Causing Death, a class one drug felony
(2) Distribution of a Controlled Substance (Fentanyl), a class three drug felony
Distribution of a Controlled Substance (Methamphetamine), a class three drug felony
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Department
A warrant clearance and community resource fair will be held at the Larimer County Justice Center at 201 Laporte Ave. Fort Collins, CO on Saturday, November 15th from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. No criminal arrests will be made for those attending the event.
Over the last two years, over 300 open warrants were cleared, and hundreds of defendants were brought back into the criminal justice system. This event is sponsored by the 8th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, the Office of the State Public Defender, the 8th Judicial District Judicial Branch, and the Fort Collins Municipal Court. The Community Resource Fair is hosted by Larimer County Community Justice Alternatives.
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Department
Intake Division Contacts:
- During business hours call 970-498-7282 (8-5 Monday through Friday)
- After hours – DA on-call phone (970) 214-5500
- DA Intake Email: DA_Intake@co.larimer.co.us
Guide to Felony Arrest or Felony Returnable Cases
This guide covers cases where an individual is arrested and booked into the Larimer County Jail with a felony charge.
1. DA Filing Timeline and Requirements
The District Attorney's (DA's) Office must file charges with the courts within three business days (72 hours) of the arrest.
Join us for a conversation on the DA Office's Special Victims Unit (SVU). Come and learn about the types of cases this team specializes in and all that goes into prosecuting these cases. Hope to see you there!
Guide to Juvenile Arrest Warrant Process
Unless there is an imminent public safety concern, all juvenile arrest warrants must be submitted to the DA's office for review and filing, regardless of the charge level.
Guide to Informal Case Screenings and No Files
This process is designed to assist law enforcement with questions about the legal sufficiency of evidence and legal thresholds to aid internal agency decisions. This is an informal discussion and not a formal file/no-file determination.
Guide for Submitting Misdemeanor/Traffic and Felony Arrest Warrants
1. Misdemeanor and Traffic Arrest Warrants
The District Attorney’s (DA’s) office does NOT file these cases or warrants. They are handled directly through the court.
Guide to Submitting Search Warrants
1. Standard Search Warrants
All search warrants must be reviewed by the District Attorney's (DA's) office before being submitted to the courts.
