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Boulder County DA Fires 6 Prosecutors
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Colorado flagColorado’s Boulder County District Attorney’s Office has terminated six prosecutors, including well-known attorneys Colette Cribari and Bryan Quiram.

Deputy district attorneys Lisa Hunt, Phil Davis, Jessica Lasky and Chris Leh have also been shown the door. No official reason has bee given for any of the terminations.

New DA Stanley L. Garnett, who started in January, let go two attorneys at that time. The office now has 21 prosecutors, and four more will start work in the next few months.

  
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Hunt suspects her termination was related to a sexual harassment claim she filed in May.



 

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