Loveland special prosecutor gets OK to file charges if warranted
A special prosecutor appointed last Friday by the five-member Loveland City Council majority was given the power Tuesday to file misdemeanor criminal charges if they’re warranted against four other members and three former members who are accused of violating state and local open-meetings laws.
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