"Newspaper Theft Follows Publication of Teen's Rape Allegations at Colorado Police Chief's Home"

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A newspaper in Colorado reported that its latest edition, which included a story about an alleged rape at the home of a police chief, was stolen from racks across the county. The story detailed allegations of a teenage girl being assaulted at the home of Ouray County police chief's stepson and two others. The police chief declined to comment, and his stepson and two others were arrested on charges of felony sexual assault in December. The newspaper condemned the theft, stating that it would not be intimidated and is working to publish another run of papers.
- Newspapers stolen on day it publishes story with allegations of teen's rape at Colorado police chief's home CBS News
- Teen alleges rape at police chief's home: Ouray County Plaindealer FOX31 Denver
- Girl: Rapes occurred at chief's house OurayNews.com
- Ouray Plaindealer newspapers stolen on day it publishes story with allegations of rape at police chief’s house The Denver Post
- Newspapers stolen from almost every rack in small Colorado town on day story is published about allegations of rape at police chief's house Scranton Times-Tribune
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