Judge orders arrest of Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters for violating bond

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Thursday, July 14, 2022 9:10 PM GMT

A Colorado judge on Thursday ordered the arrest of Tina Peters, the indicted Mesa County clerk and leading election denier who lost last month's Republican primary for secretary of state.

District Judge Matthew Barrett issued the no-bond warrant, granting District Attorney Dan Rubinstein's request, after Peters allegedly violated the terms of her bond by leaving the state without permission.

Rubinstein says Peters violated the terms of her bond by traveling to Nevada without the court's permission.

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