Former Aurora Police Department officer Randy Roedema began serving his 14-month sentence in Adams County jail in Colorado on Friday. He's eligible for work release.
Former Aurora officer Randy Roedema was sentenced to a jail work-release program, however his attorneys said he fears “physical attacks” and suffers from anxiety.hopes a judge will let him serve out his sentence with home detention rather than in a jail work release program.
“Over the course of his time in work Release, defendant Roedema has had his anxiety increase significantly to include anxiety attacks…,” attorneys wrote while also claiming he lost “30 pounds due to stress.”
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