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DENVER -- It is not every day the word "flamethrower" is used in federal court documents. But attorneys representing homeless plaintiffs have included that language in their latest motion filed in federal court.
The plaintiffs are fighting to end the city's homeless sweeps -- the practice of removing items resembling a camp on public sidewalks or parks.
On Monday, a rally was held outside the Denver City and County Building. Jason Flores-Williams, an attorney in the case, also presented testimony from depositions he recently concluded with city officials.
City officials have denied the accusations.