Colorado to face heavy fines over mental health violations
A state official says Colorado is on course for millions in fines as mentally ill people accused of crimes languish in jails awaiting services.

A state official says Colorado is on course for millions in fines as mentally ill people accused of crimes languish in jails awaiting services.

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