arraignment

The man accused of killing two people and injuring two teenagers after opening fire inside an east Cheyenne home pleaded "not guilty" in federal court Monday.

In a forensic interview, the alleged victims reportedly disclosed that Archuletta molested them.

Within hours after the incident, hospital officials said they began evaluating security.

Stone attorney Robert Buschel entered the plea on his client's behalf.

Another woman told police that she had also tried to intervene as Thompson fought with the minor victim, and Thompson hit her in the face.

DFS agents had previously been at Jones's apartment on March 20 regarding allegations that another of the children had been malnourished.

Sullins said the case was placed on the trial stack for Dec. 3.

Contreras remained in custody at the time of Friday's arraignment hearing.

John claims to have shot Willow in self-defense after Willow charged at John inside the trailer home.

Gillen's girlfriend, who is charged with accessory after the fact, did not appear for her scheduled arraignment.