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Man accused of threatening Summit schools says he doesn’t own any guns

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Charles Draughn, 26, is charged with felony menacing; misdemeanor menacing; and interfering with faculty, staff and students of educational institutions. Judge Edward Casias set his bond at $100,000 at the time of his arrest and did not reduce it Thursday. The threats prompted an increased police presence at Summit County schools and prompted schools to go on secure lockout status.

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Summit Daily News

Man accused of threatening Summit schools on social media tells judge he doesn’t own any guns

The Glenwood Springs man accused of threatening Summit schools on social media told a judge Thursday, Jan. 26, that he doesn’t own any guns. The day after he allegedly made threats on the Summit Daily News Instagram page, Charles Draughn, 26, appeared before Summit County Judge Edward Casias by video from the county jail for a bond advisement hearing. Prosecutors have charged Draughn with felony menacing; misdemeanor menacing; and interfering wi…

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Aspen Times

Man accused of threatening Summit schools says he doesn’t own any guns

The Glenwood Springs man arrested in Old Snowmass and accused of threatening Summit schools on social media told a judge Thursday that he doesn’t own any guns. The day after he allegedly made threats on Summit Daily’s Instagram page, Charles Draughn, 26, appeared before Summit County Judge Edward Casias by video from the county jail for a bond advisement hearing. Prosecutors have charged Draughn with felony menacing, misdemeanor menacing, and in…

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Carbondale man arrested for threatening Glenwood Springs area schools

A man was arrested Wednesday for making threats towards Glenwood Springs area schools.

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Glenwood Springs man accused of threatening Summit schools on social media tells judge he doesn’t own any guns

The Glenwood Springs man accused of threatening Summit schools on social media told a judge Thursday, Jan. 26, that he doesn’t own any guns. The day after he allegedly made threats on Summit Daily’s Instagram page, Charles Draughn, 26, appeared before Summit County Judge Edward Casias by video from the county jail for a bond advisement hearing. Prosecutors have charged Draughn with felony menacing; misdemeanor menacing; and interfering with facu…

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