If the "victim" is beyond a certain age, isn't he then considered an "at risk individual"? What IS that age??
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If the "victim" is beyond a certain age, isn't he then considered an "at risk individual"? What IS that age??
At-risk adult = an adult 60+ years of age with permanent disability (unable to walk, see, hear, speak) As contained in Colo 18-6.5-103 (3) (A)Originally Posted by BlasterBob
You dont even have to be 60.....depending on your disabilities.......
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I say if you kick the guy in the wheel chairs ass and he keeps coming then you got to do what you got to do. You be surprised how fast they can cover ground in one of those things. Plus no foot steps...just roll right up on ya quiet like.
And that is dependent upon the age of the other party as well. Example: a 60 year old and a 65 year old get into it, neither is going to be charged with the enhancement of the 'at risk'.
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