Two Suspects Arrested for Multiple Thefts from Mail Boxes and Drug Possession released on their own Recognizance

A combined effort from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, the Castle Rock Police Department, the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department and the United States Postal Inspection Service led to the capture of Danielle McDaniel and Michael McDaniel for stealing from numerous mailboxes throughout Douglas County.  After all that and with more charges likely to be filed, the judge released both defendants on their own recognizance; i.e. their "promise" that they will show up to all of their court dates.  Yeah, they sound like upstanding citizens.  Way to look out for the citizens of the community, Judge!

Here's the press release from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office:

Two Suspects In-Custody for Theft From Mail Boxes

"Two Suspects In-Custody for Theft From Mail Boxes

Published on April 29, 2016 in 2016 & News

Two suspects have been taken into custody for stealing from mail boxes throughout Douglas County and the Town of Castle Rock.   The suspects were arrested as a result from a combined effort from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, the Castle Rock Police Department, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office and the United States Postal Inspection Service.

The suspects are identified as Danielle McDaniel (11/17/1981) and Michael McDaniel (04/06/1975), from Castle Rock.
Danielle McDaniel was arrested on suspicion for Unlawful Possession of a Controlled Substance 18-18-403.5(2)(a) Drug Felony 4.  Mrs. McDaniel has been released from jail on a $2000.00 personal recognizance bond.
Michael McDaniel was arrested on suspicion for Criminal Possession of a Financial Transaction Device 18-5-903(1)(2)(c) Felony 4.  Mr. McDaniel has been released from jail on a $3000.00 personal recognizance bond.

This investigation is on-going and there is a possibility that more charges will be filled against Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel in the future.  This investigation is still open and no further comments can be made about the specifics of this case.
Through the investigation numerous pieces of mail were recovered and investigators will be combing through the evidence for additional possible victims.  If anyone has any information regarding this investigation please contact Detective Chad Walker with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office at 303-814-7007."


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