coworker, Ron Biegler, from whom Romero rented office space, said he was hard worker and reputable man. Boulder We listened to Atlanta pastor Charles Stanley every morning. Romeros grandson, 17yearold Robert Ortiz, said the police version of his grandfathers behavior didnt make sense. Subscribe Customer Care He was in good shape, he was little overweight, but he was healthy. LYN ALWEISColorado. He was an extremely pleasant, extremely polite man. I think it was someone else who was hitting cars and causing trouble. He always talked about the Lord and how well his life was going.

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Ethics Policy Contact Us He was happy. An ambulance was called, as is usually done when Taser is used.

He Taser Use Read about other taser incidents involving metro area police over the past few years. Subscribe Customer Care He did his little dance that he loved to do, ate some posole with us and left. Advertise An ambulance was called, as is usually done when Taser is used. The cops grabbed the wrong man. Ortiz said Romero was striking things and charged police when they tried to arrest him. It was not uncommon for him to be out early in the morning walking his dogs.

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