Deputies from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office arrested a man in Golden on Tuesday. Getting him jailed turned out to be the easy part. Finding out exactly who is...that's turned into an unsolved mystery.
May 12, 2022 at 12:41 pmDeputies from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man in Golden on Tuesday. Getting him jailed turned out to be the easy part.The man is completely non-verbal. And according to JCSO spokesperson Jacki Kelley, staff doesn’t believe at this time the man is putting on an act.
The man also had no identification on him, doesn’t have a match to any fingerprints in the law enforcement database, and matches no descriptions in missing persons reports.The man was arrested for entering a residence in Golden, Kelley explained. He is in custody for 1st Degree Criminal Trespass of a Dwelling and Obstructing a Peace Officer.
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