Denver Voters to Consider Impounding Cars of Unlicensed Drivers

· Apr. 5, 2010, 4:00 pm

Denver voters will decide whether police officers must impound cars if a driver isn't licensed. Opponents say the measure is unnecessary, costly and unfairly targets illegal immigrants. Host Ryan Warner talks with Dan Hayes of the Future Denver Committee and Denver Councilman Rick Garcia.

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Denver Voters to Consider Impounding Cars of Unlicensed Drivers

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Colorado charges ahead with e-bike rebates for low- and moderate-income residents

Colorado Supreme Court tells local fisherman he doesn’t have the right to claim public access to Arkansas River where it flows through private property

Authorities say power lines, earlier trash fire combined to cause Colorado’s massive Marshall blaze

Meet the 28 working mothers of the first graduating class from Denver Public Schools’ new community hubs

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Colorado charges ahead with e-bike rebates for low- and moderate-income residents

Colorado Supreme Court tells local fisherman he doesn’t have the right to claim public access to Arkansas River where it flows through private property

Authorities say power lines, earlier trash fire combined to cause Colorado’s massive Marshall blaze

Meet the 28 working mothers of the first graduating class from Denver Public Schools’ new community hubs

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