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The alleged assault happened early Friday after the officer and the woman went on a date, the probable cause statement said. The officer met the woman last month while responding to a call at her home, the statement said.Johnny Leon-Alvarez, 29, a Denver officer since 2018, was being held Saturday at the Denver Detention Center, according to a police news release. He has been suspended from work, pending the outcome of the case.A woman told police that she had gone to a restaurant with Leon-Alvarez, who brought her home, where the alleged assault happened, the probable cause statement said. The woman told police she tried to push Leon-Alvarez off of her and told him to stop.She told police that she met the officer last month, when he responded to her home over an argument she was having with her significant other. Leon-Alvarez texted the woman afterward, to check on her, she told police. The texts then "became flirty" and they arranged to go on the date, the probable cause statement said.Leon-Alvarez appeared in court Saturday morning. He was released on a ,000 bond later in the day.This story was originally published by Ryan Osborne at KMGH. 1163

The closed-door session is expected to focus on Ohr's relationship with Christopher Steele, the British spy behind the dossier that included salacious and unverified intelligence on Trump and Russia. It is an unlikely turn in the spotlight for the nearly 30-year veteran of the Department of Justice, who has built a reputation as the "consummate government servant" and an expert on global organized crime. 407

The author told CNN he concluded that though Bush was rowdy in his younger years and his antics rose "to the level of sophomoric hijinks that might be the basis of fraternity lore," his rebelliousness has been greatly exaggerated. 230

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The bartender, Lindsey Glass, 27, was arrested and charged last week with selling alcohol to an intoxicated person in violation of part of the Texas alcoholic beverage code that prohibits "Sale to Certain Persons." The charge is a misdemeanor, her attorney, Scott Palmer, said.Glass was working at Local Public House in Plano, Texas, on September 10, 2017, when she served Spencer Hight five drinks before he left the bar and shot his estranged wife and seven other people, according to a police report.Hight was served four times by Glass during two visits, according to the arrest affidavit. The first visit was near 2:30 p.m. local time, and the second visit was about four hours later. He drank two well gins in the afternoon and two beers and a shot in the latter visit.The affidavit states that Glass texted a coworker, Timothy Banks, from the bar about her concern over Hight's behavior and asked him to come talk to Hight, according to the police report.In the texts, Glass tells Banks that Hight is "drunk and being weird" and "keeps saying he has to put someone in his place," the affidavit says. She also said in texts, "I think he was at another bar while he was gone."Hight was seen on surveillance video from the bar walking into tables, spinning a knife with about a 6.5-inch blade and pulling a gun from his waistband, according to the affidavit.When Banks arrived at the bar, Hight told him that he had to "take care of business" and "put someone in their place," the police report stated.Both Glass and Banks tried to stop Hight from leaving the bar property and then left the bar to try to locate him, according to the affidavit.After they found Hight at the house where the shootings later occurred, Glass called 911 and reported she had a friend in danger who was in possession of a gun and a knife, according to the warrant.The police report says Banks drove Glass back to the bar, then headed to the house, which belonged to Hight's estranged wife. She and friends were inside watching the Dallas Cowboys game. Banks flagged down a uniformed Collin County Sheriff's Deputy and told him about Hight's concerning behavior, but they were unable to reach the scene before emergency crews began responding to the shooting, according to the police report.A Plano police officer responded to the scene and shot and killed Hight during a shootout, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said in 2017.Hight was found to have a blood alcohol content of .333 during an autopsy, more than four times the legal limit.Palmer, Glass' attorney, said in a statement Tuesday that "Lindsey was the only person who tried to stop Hight."Palmer says that during her interviews with detectives, they commended her for her actions and the lives that she saved.The Plano Police Department issued a warrant for Glass on the same day a civil suit against her was dismissed, Palmer's statement said."When Lindsey went to work on September 10, 2017 there was no suggestion that her life would change forever -- certainly no suggestion that (Spencer) Hight would do something to forever change Lindsey's life. But as the events of that evening slowly unfolded into a gory and tragic climax, Lindsey stands as the only person who tried to stop Spencer Hight. To prosecute her for her acts that night is wrong," the attorney's statement said.No court date has been set yet for the case, Palmer told CNN. Glass faces a 0 to 0 fine, a year in jail, or both, if she's convicted. 3464

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