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‘We Definitely Aren’t In Oakland Anymore,’ Family Grateful After Weld County Deputies Cover Hotel Expenses
A mother seeking to improve the lives of her children was able to have a safe place to stay thanks to Weld County deputies.

By Dillon Thomas
November 6, 2020
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WELD COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – A mother seeking to improve the lives of her children was able to have a safe place to stay thanks to Weld County deputies. Deputies Antonio Cano, Kayla McKinney and Andrew Welch used their own out-of-pocket money to cover a hotel room for a family which was experiencing financial difficulties.
According to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office, the trio responded to a hotel in the Del Camino area, (in the southwest corner of the county) on reports of a disruptive customer at a hotel. When they arrived the learned a woman was having financial difficulty covering a hotel room for the night.
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The woman, who was not publicly identified, had just arrived in Colorado from Oakland. She told law enforcement she was moving her family to Loveland in search of a better life, but the housing they were seeking fell through upon their arrival.
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