Suspect arrested in shooting of postal worker in Longmont | 9news.com
10:12 PM MDT October 14, 2021
Longmont Police Services (LPS) says.
The document identifies the victim as 33-year-old Jason Schaefer.
Devan Schreiner, 26, is accused of shooting him in the face as he delivered mail around 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday. She faces first-degree murder charges.
Around that time, a resident who lives on Sicily Circle called 911 to report that a postal worker was shot in their driveway and they had seen a person running southeast from the area, the affidavit says. That person was wearing a dark hoodie and a blue mask, according to the document.
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Through the investigation, it was learned that she owned a black Nissan Rogue with a right front passenger hubcap missing. At 12:06 p.m. on Wednesday, a car matching that description was captured on camera driving past a home on Summerlin Court and then back toward Renaissance Drive, the affidavit says.
A resident reported that they saw that vehicle back into an access road to a field at the end of Renaissance Drive and Summerlin Court.
Just after 12:30 p.m. another home security camera in the area captured a person running from the area where the incident took place, according to the affidavit.
An investigator learned through an interview that Schaefer had received threats from Schreiner and that Schaefer had messages and court paperwork at his home about those threats, the affidavit says.
The document also says that Schreiner had been fired from her work at the Longmont branch of the postal service about two weeks ago due to "an incident involving her and Jason." Schreiner, in turn, recently began working at the Loveland branch of the postal service.
Postal carriers are issued GPS-enabled scanning devices which constantly report GPS data to USPS servers, the affidavit says. Records were reviewed for Schreiner's device and there was an "extended time" when her device was stationary, which is unusual, according to the affidavit.