NEW: A Colorado judge who threatened his stepson with an AR-15-style rifle during an argument in 2021 has resigned.
Fifth Judicial District Judge Mark Thompson
A Colorado judge who threatened his stepson with an AR-15-style rifle during an argument in 2021 resigned Sunday. Mark Thompson, who served as chief judge for Summit, Clear Creek, Eagle and Lake counties until he wasfor threatening his stepson in July 2021, resigned because of “personal circumstances,” according to resignation letters he submitted Sunday to Fifth Judicial Chief Judge Paul Dunkelman and State Supreme Court Chief Justice Brian Boatright.
The retirement will take effect Jan. 13, he wrote in the letters, obtained by The Denver Post on Tuesday.Thompson was removed from his leadership position as chief judge for the Fifth Judicial District and later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor disorderly conduct in . But he was allowed to continue serving as a judge for the district, working solely on non-criminal cases during a year-long disciplinary probation period.
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