Man Charged in Shooting at Boulder’s Millennium Harvest House Now Faces New Charges in Lafayette Attempted Homicide

Antonio Lucero, a man who was previously charged in connection with a shooting at Boulder’s Millennium Harvest House in February, now faces new charges related to an attempted homicide in Lafayette. The incident occurred in Lafayette Gardens mobile home park on February 7th, when the Lafayette Police Department received a report of a shooting. Officers found a man outside a mobile home with a gunshot wound and provided immediate medical assistance before transporting him to a local hospital.

Following an extensive investigation, Lafayette police applied for a warrant for Lucero, who had allegedly fled the scene on foot. Lucero now faces charges including felony attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault, possession of a weapon by a previous offender, and menacing with a deadly weapon. He also faces misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and reckless endangerment.

Lucero is already in custody in connection with the Millennium Harvest House case and has a bond set at $200,000 for that incident. However, his bond in the Lafayette case has been set at $500,000. According to online court records, Lucero has been found incompetent to proceed and is currently undergoing treatment. A review hearing is scheduled for August 3rd.

These charges highlight the seriousness of Lucero’s alleged criminal activities and the potential danger he poses to the community. Law enforcement agencies are working diligently to ensure that he is held accountable for his actions. The victims of these incidents, as well as their families, deserve justice and peace of mind.

It is crucial for individuals to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement authorities promptly. By working together, we can help create safer communities and prevent such tragic incidents from occurring in the future..