Readers Weigh In on Trinidad’s Drug Wars and Denver’s Holiday Lights

"The Snitch Who Stole Christmas," Alan Prendergast, November 27 Copping a Plea Kudos, Westword, for the exposure of a corrupt police department! Thank you.Mary Jane CraigPosted on Facebook Add it to the list of ways that police are corrupted. It's sad that there is no solution in sight to this...
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“The Snitch Who Stole Christmas,” Alan Prendergast, November 27

Copping a Plea

Kudos, Westword, for the exposure of a corrupt police department! Thank you.
Mary Jane Craig
Posted on Facebook

Add it to the list of ways that police are corrupted. It’s sad that there is no solution in sight to this problem or the many others surrounding the police departments across America.
Evan Bergan
Posted on Facebook

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Disgusting and shameful. Each person involved in these cases should be strongly reprimanded, or even terminated.
Jen Cranfill
Posted on Facebook

Excellent reporting by Alan Prendergast. Please follow up…. Trinidad’s criminal injustice system needs a complete cleaning.
L.F. Wolfe
Posted on Facebook

“The Light Stuff,” Patricia Calhoun, November 27

Denver’s Dim Bulbs

Denver doesn’t have to do garish, tasteless and riotous; we could opt for restrained, beautiful and subtle instead. Ditch the ugly floodlights and the giant boxes; try substituting small lights and living trees.robert chase
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