The owner of a kids Sports Training
Center was arrested on sexual child
sexual assault assault charges.
It is one of at least four cases
we've told you about in the last
month involving teachers or coaches
taking advantage of children.
48 year old Aaron Corrado is the owner of
strength in Christ Athletes in Parker.
He was arrested on suspicion of sexual
assault and sexual exploitation of a child.
Police and Parker believe there
may be more victims.
There are people across
the state training parents.
To prevent this kind of thing,
here's 9 news reporter Louis de Leon.
These are called conversation starter cards.
And so the front of the card says,
will you join our families prevention team?
And it has four body safety rules.
It's one of many strategies that feather
berkouwer implements in her work.
I think the truth is that it's
really hard to get people to want
to come to talk about child sex
abuse because it's so uncomfortable.
But a few times a month in Colorado,
she holds her parenting Safe
Children Workshop, the mission,
is helping parents to keep children.
Safe from sexual assault,
Berkouwer says anywhere from 40
to up to 100 people attend even
now when they're mostly over zoom.
You know, I
really think that that parents
are hungry for this information.
They're about prevention,
how to keep their children safe.
The tips, she says, starts with
conversations with the people
that take care of your children.
And one of the things that I teach
in the workshop is how to build
a prevention team of caregivers.
And what that means is.
How to take the information they
learn in the workshop about grooming,
about age appropriate sex behavior,
about body safety,
and communicate that to the people
in their lives to minimize risk
conversations that Berkouwer
hopes parents have.
And then they'll leave and go
tell their friends in order for
our children to play together.
I really want you to take this
workshop because I want to be
on the same page with you.
So she's continuing to have workshops
and see consistent interest right now,
also has one next weekend.
Jenny, we asked about the trends that
she's seeing for these kinds of crimes.
It gets kind of tricky.
She says she believes this sort of
thing is really happening every day,
and that anywhere where children are,
it's an access point for this.
So she says her job is to minimize that.
And that's probably why there's
fear for families, right,
because they know it could be anywhere,
but also if they can do anything
in their own control, right,
to keep their own family safe.
Right. That's why she's still
having these workshops. So,
Louise, thank you.
Boulder County actually just gave
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The scammers the county issued a check
for $238,000 to a fraudulent account.
County says one of their vendors got
hit with a cyber attack that allowed
hackers to access information,
create a spearfishing e-mail.
And it was that e-mail that appeared to
be from the vendor that got the county
to send nearly a quarter $1,000,000
Boulder says it has insurance for.
This kind of fraud should cover
most of the losses.
The Boulder County Sheriff's Office
is now leading the investigation
with help from the feds.
The county says although they have safeguards
in place to prevent this kind of fraud,
they did not catch this one.
And they weren't able to stop
the check from being cashed.
Video from inside an RTD bus shows
the driver looking like they've
nodded off behind the wheel just
minutes before a crash that hurt
at least two people. This video
is from August 25th at Orchard
and Parker in Centennial.
The driver on the bottom right
hand of the screen you can see.
Looks like they're struggling to stay awake.
And then all of a sudden they become alert.
Honks the horn.
But it is too late. CSP says
he ran a red light, crashed into another car,
and that hit two more cars.
This happened early in the morning, 6:30 AM.
You're seeing the video speed up here to
get us between the crash and now this part
when passengers are starting to get off
the bus and one of them notices it leaking.
RTD directed our questions to the third
party contractor that hired this driver.
That company is called Transdev.
All they would say is the bus
driver is no longer employed.
We've also reached out to the
Union representing the driver.
No response from them. Today.
The driver was cited with multiple counts
of careless driving resulting in injury.
We are hearing from the man.
And called 911 when a train
in Platteville crashed into a
police car parked on the tracks,
hurting the woman being detained inside.
Tonight, the woman's attorney
tells us that caller we're hearing
from that he was the aggressor
in the road rage incident that
led to her detention that night.
Attorney claims that the caller was
the one speeding ahead of the woman,
slamming on his brakes,
repeatedly harassing her.
This goes back to two weeks ago when a
Platteville police officer parked his
squad car on the train tracks when he
was pulling over Urini Rios Gonzalez.
She was a suspect in this road rage
complete by the caller police put her.
In their vehicle,
and then a freight train
collided with the police car.
The man who called 911 that night
claims that Rios Gonzalez pulled a
gun on him before the collision.
And that's when I saw her pull
up and then her windows down.
And then I looked and noticed that
she was pointing a handgun at me.
If the cops get charged
through their mistakes,
she should be charged for her mistakes.
The caller asked us not to use his name
because he considers himself a victim,
which not being charged with any crime here,
while state investigators look at how
police made that huge mistake that night,
leaving the car on the
tracks with her inside.
It's possible that Rios Gonzalez,
now out of the hospital,
could be charged with road rage.
That will be up to
prosecutors in Weld County.
At least 21 people have died
in Florida from Hurricane Ian.
This is according to the state's
director of Emergency Management.
Today that hurricane made landfall again,
this time in South Carolina.
Here's some video from the popular
tourist spot Myrtle Beach.
Heavy rain and big winds took the power
out of traffic signals and thousands of
homes and crews are just starting to
clean up one of the hardest hit areas,
Fort Myers Beach in Florida.
The mayor says he's hoping to reopen the
town to people who live there on Monday,
and that storm has now downgraded
to a post tropical cyclone as it
heads N towards North Carolina.
After this, they get so many job offers,
they build a national network of alumni.
It's a head start to help young
Latinos in Colorado make the
connections that lead to jobs.