PROSECUTORS WITH THE 4TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE TOLD A JUDGE MONDAY THEY DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO PROSECUTE A COLORADO SPRINGS POLICE OFFICER ACCUSED OF INTIMIDATING A CHILD AND VIOLATING A PROTECTIVE ORDER. SGT GLENN THOMAS FACED THOSE ACCUSATIONS FOLLOWING AN INCIDENT LAST YEAR INVOLVING A CHILD IN WOODLAND PARK. THE CHILD ALLEGEDLY ACCUSED THOMAS OF TOUCHING THEM INAPPROPRIATLY. WOODLAND PARK POLICE FILED CHARGES AGAINST THOMAS, BUT THEY WERE DROPPED. AFTER THEY WERE DISMISSED THOMAS ALLEGEDLY CONFRONTED THE CHILD AT SCHOOL AND SPOKE TO THE THEM WITH ANOTHER ADULT PRESENT. WOODLAND PARK FILED NEW CHARGES OF VIOLATING A PROTECTION ORDER AND INTIMIDATING A CHILD. PROSECUTORS SAID YESTERDAY THEY FELT THERE WASN’T ENOUGH EVIDENCE.
