3 juveniles facing charges in fire at park in Windsor: Police
DENVER (KDVR) — Three juveniles are each facing a felony charge in connection with a fire that caused damage at a park in Windsor in March.
The Windsor Police Department said in a press release that the three juveniles are facing one count of arson, a class three felony, and two of them are also charged with theft under $300, a petty offense.
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The charges stem from a fire at Main Park in Windsor, located at 301 Locust St., that broke out on March 5 around 7:45 p.m.
The department said in a post on Facebook on March 6 that the fire caused significant damage to the public restrooms, but Windsor Severance Fire Rescue contained the fire before it could spread to nearby structures or vegetation. Police asked the public for help in the investigation.
Investigators interviewed numerous people in the neighborhood and reviewed surveillance footage provided by community members through the Secure Streets program, which police said helped to identify the suspects.
Police announced the charges on Friday and said the names of the juvenile suspects would not be released to the public.
'While proceedings will remain confidential due to the age of the individuals, the department is committed to pursuing appropriate accountability while respecting all legal protections afforded to minors,' WPD wrote in the release.
The police department said the case will proceed through the juvenile justice system.
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