Internet Luring of a Child in CO: What You Need to Know
Nov 11
2021

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Computer Crimes | Cyber Crimes | Internet Crimes

Many people have access to computers in Colorado – including kids.

If you are ever in contact with a child online and make plans to meet up for sex, then that is itself a crime in Colorado – even if sex acts never take place.

With the way computers and the internet are used in the lives of everyday people in this day and age, it’s pivotal to understand what is against the law and what potential penalties can be [...]

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CO Attorney General Looks Out for Digital Fraudsters
May 30
2021

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Computer Crimes | Cyber Crimes | Fraud

Computers have changed the world for the better in many ways. Still, there are always going to be people who try to take advantage of others and defraud them. Computers serve as another avenue for fraudsters to commit these crimes.

This trend has not gone unnoticed, which is why the Colorado Attorney General is working to stop digital fraudsters in their tracks.

On top of the AG’s office efforts to apprehend the people committing fraud, they’re also focused on educating [...]

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Denver Woman’s eBay Scheme Costs $1M+ in Penalties
Oct 7
2020

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Computer Crimes | Cyber Crimes

Nearly every American has a computer in their home in this day and age. Because of this, certain crimes involving computers have become much more common – and it is perpetrated by people you may not expect.

According to the Denver Post, a woman from Denver bought almost $850,000 in goods through her employer’s account and then resold them on eBay to make money. While this woman ultimately pled guilty to tax evasion and mail fraud, she easily could have [...]

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How Do Colorado Cybercriminals Get Caught?
Jan 23
2017

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Computer Crimes | Cyber Crimes

Computer hacking isn’t just a nerdy hobby or the plot of an ‘80s Matthew Broderick movie anymore – it has serious, ongoing consequences that can be felt both in the United States and abroad.

Even newly sworn-in President Trump has finally given some credit to Russia for the hacking that possibly changed the outcome of the election. President Obama has vowed to take action against cybercriminals involved in the cyberattacks from Russia, but before punishments are doled out, more data [...]

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