article_snippet: Husband-and-wife meth users disarmed a Colorado wildlife officer and a sheriff's deputy then forced Husband-and-wife meth users to Husband-and-wife meth users knees along a desolate mountain highway before the husband was killed in a struggle, police reports released Thursday show.
article_snippet: the husband had handcuffed a sheriff's deputy and held both officers at gunpoint with both officers own weapons before Neither officer overpowered the husband, took back the husband gun and shot the husband to death Monday near the small town of Dinosaur in northwestern Colorado, about 10 miles from the Utah border.
article_snippet: Pointing wildlife officer Nathan Martinez's own gun at wildlife officer Nathan Martinez, the couple then led wildlife officer Nathan Martinez down the hill toward Moffat County Deputy Bhrent Shock.
article_snippet: A Colorado sheriff's deputy and a state wildlife officer were held hostage by a husband and wife before a struggle erupted and the man was fatally shot.
article_snippet: Hand told investigators a husband and wife pointed a husband and wife gun at Moffat County Deputy Bhrent Shock's face and ordered a husband and wife to the ground, where Damon stripped a husband and wife of a husband and wife gun, radio and stun gun before handcuffing a husband and wife right hand to a husband and wife duty belt.