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Former Loveland police officer pleads not guilty to federal charge

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Dylan Miller, 28, has pleaded not guilty to a federal charge of deprivation of civil rights. The charge is separate from his charges in the 8th Judicial District Court but stems from the same alleged incident. Miller was out on bond for his Larimer County charges when he turned himself in.

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Former Loveland police officer pleads not guilty to federal charge

Dylan Miller, the former Loveland Police Department officer accused of sexually assaulting a teen while on duty last year, has pleaded not guilty to the recent federal charge placed against him. Miller, 28, appeared before U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge Michael Hegarty in Denver Tuesday morning where his attorney, Donald Sisson, entered a not guilty plea to the federal charge of deprivation of civil rights, a class 4 felony; this charge, a…

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