Tracking down info on a Fellony Offender

Can someone give me some guidance on how to track down more info on this guy that used to rent the back house here? I can easily find him in the CBI database but there aren't many details, I'm trying to find the details of the case and whether he plead to a lower charge or what happened.

I've verified with CBI that he did update his address last year but apparently people are still finding him here. Nextdoor.com shut down my account because of him and they won't tell me how they got the info.

I have the appeals case number but it just says Affirmed -
NOT PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO C.A.R. 35(f)

We've already have a couple of unsavory types show up at our front door looking for this POS and I want to know what might be coming.

If you have some idea, I'll PM you the details.

Most likely you'll have to use a skip-tracer or a P.I. It costs some money though... And that will just get you current address. For personal info, unless you have a case against them or some sort of relation, I doubt you can get anything without their approval.

really the CBI report would tell you the things of concern. Violations. ? SO, Drugs, etc.

I believe he now lives in Greeley, and has changed his name to James or Jim.
You may try checking local hospital records, as I heard he recently went in for a leg surgery or something.
What did he do this time?

Sent a PM- let's talk!

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Originally Posted by TheGrey

Sent a PM- let's talk!

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Problem solved

TheGrey provided some great advice.

Thanks!!!

My pleasure! :)

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Originally Posted by davsel

I believe he now lives in Greeley, and has changed his name to James or Jim.
You may try checking local hospital records, as I heard he recently went in for a leg surgery or something.
What did he do this time?

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This is funny...hope you got a leg on things Jim....

You can check the website cocourts.com, they list the docket sheet, ie charged, pled, dismissed. Department of Corrections has an inmate locater too.

you can also email the Clerk of the Appeals Court and they may send you the unpublished opinion.