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The following table explains the penalties for theft of rental property.
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Class |
Minimum |
Maximum |
Mandatory Period of Parole |
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Class 3 Felony |
Four years imprisonment Fine $20,000 |
Twelve years imprisonment No limit on fine |
Five years after release |
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Class 4 Felony |
Two Years imprisonment Fine $1,000 |
Six years imprisonment Fine $20,000 |
Three years after release |
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Class 1 Misdemeanor |
Six months imprisonment, or five hundred dollar fine, or both |
Eighteen months imprisonment, or five thousand dollars fine, or both |
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Class 2 Misdemeanor |
Three months imprisonment, or two hundred fifty dollars fine, or both |
Twelve months imprisonment, or one thousand dollars fine, or both |
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Class 3 Misdemeanor |
Fifty dollars fine |
Three Years Imprisonment |
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What Happens if You Commit Theft of Rental Property More Than Once?
Colorado Revised Statute § 18-4-402 Theft of Rental Property
(6) When a person commits theft of rental property twice or more within a period of six months, two or more of the thefts of rental property may be aggregated and charged in a single count, in which event the thefts so aggregated and charged shall constitute a single offense, and, if the aggregate value of the property involved is one thousand dollars or more but less than twenty thousand dollars, it is a class 5 felony; however, if the aggregate value of the property involved is twenty thousand dollars or more, it is a class 3 felony.
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