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Public Case Ledger — El Paso County

Kevin James Lohr — Case 2021CR2472

A reader-first summary of the original charges, Colorado sentencing exposure, final outcome, and why this result stands out compared to typical DF1/DF2 resolutions.

Filed: May 3, 2021
Plea: Jan 13, 2022 (DF2)
Sentence: Apr 1, 2022 — 4 years DOC

Executive Summary

Between April 30, 2021 and August 23, 2021, Kevin James Lohr was charged in El Paso County CO, on three seperate cases 23 original counts, including multiple high-level drug felonies, a Special Offender enhancement tied to a firearm, and Possession of a Weapon by a Previous Offender (F6). On January 13, 2022, Mr. Lohr pled guilty to a single lesser count — DF2 possession with intent (7–112g) — and received a 4‑year Department of Corrections sentence, despite two prior felony prison terms totaling more than eight years. Parole was granted in less than two years.If you strip away the legal jargon and just look at the numbers, the pattern is screaming. Kevin James Lohr was a two-time convicted felon with over a decade of prison time behind him, caught in 2021 with a stack of charges that for most people would mean dying in DOC — DF1 trafficking weight, DF1 special offender with a firearm, POWPO, multiple drug felonies, and marijuana and traffic counts. Under Colorado law, even before aggravators, that stack put him well past a 20-year floor, and realistically closer to 32 years, with no parole eligibility for most of it. Yet, in less than nine months, all of it evaporated into a single reduced DF2, four years flat, and parole in under two. That doesn’t happen because the DA suddenly decided to be nice — that happens when someone is too valuable on the outside to keep locked up.

Prior Felony History

  • 2011 — Aggravated Motor Vehicle Theft (F4) — 8 years DOC.
  • 2018 — Controlled Substance Possession (DF4) — 2 years DOC.

Given these priors, Lohr was already a barred from possessing a gun due to his prior felonies and faced enhanced exposure on any new felony involving drugs or firearms.

Original Charges (April 30, 2021 arrest)

DF1Top tier Possession w/ Intent ≥112g (Schedule I/II)
DF1 — Special OffenderEnhancement Firearm in drug offense
DF2 Possession w/ Intent 7–112g (Schedule I/II)
DF3 Marijuana concentrate — possession w/ intent (<5 lbs / ≥2.5 lbs)
DF4 ×2 Controlled substance possession (>4g)
DM1 Marijuana / concentrate over legal limit
F6 Possession of a Weapon by a Previous Offender (POWPO)
T2 Driving without a license

Colorado Sentencing Ranges (context)

DF1 — ≥112g trafficking level

8–32 years DOC presumptive; mandatory minimums can apply. Aggravators (priors/firearm) often push practical floors higher.

DF2 — 7–112g intent to distribute

4–8 years DOC presumptive; 8–16 years aggravated.

Statutes & Penalties (charge-by-charge)

Based on the charges filed, the figures below reflect Colorado statutory classes for the charged conduct.

Charge Statute Class Possible Prison Time Possible Fine
Controlled Substances Possession w/ Intent ≥112g (Meth/Heroin/Ketamine/Cocaine) 18-18-405(1),(2)(a)(I)(B) DF1 8–32 years DOC (presumptive) $5,000–$1,000,000
Controlled Substance Possession >4g (Schedule I/II) 18-18-403.5(1),(2)(a) DF4 6 months–1 year DOC (habitual up to 2 years) $1,000–$100,000
Controlled Substance Possession >4g (Schedule I/II) — second count Same as above DF4 Same as above Same as above
Marijuana Concentrate Possession w/ Intent (<5 lbs / ≥2.5 lbs) 18-18-406(2)(b)(I),(III)(C) DF3 2–6 years DOC $2,000–$500,000
Controlled Substances — Special Offender — Firearm 18-18-407(1)(d)(II) DF1 8–32 years DOC $5,000–$1,000,000
Marijuana/Concentrate Possession (≥6 oz / ≥3 oz concentrate) 18-18-406(4)(b) DM1 Up to 18 months jail Up to $5,000
Weapon Possession by Previous Offender (POWPO) 18-12-108(1) F6 12–18 months DOC $1,000–$100,000
Driving Without a License 42-2-101(1) T2 Up to 90 days jail Up to $300

All Original Charges — 3 Case Combined Table

This table consolidates every count from 2021CR2472, 2021CR4731, and 2021CR4804. Charges are listed with statute references, Colorado felony/misdemeanor class, and statutory penalty ranges.

Case Charge Statute Class Possible Prison Time Possible Fine
2021CR2472Possession w/ Intent ≥112g (Schedule I/II)18-18-405(1),(2)(a)(I)(B)DF18–32 years DOC$5,000–$1,000,000
2021CR2472Special Offender — Firearm18-18-407(1)(d)(II)DF18–32 years DOC$5,000–$1,000,000
2021CR2472Possession w/ Intent 7–112g18-18-405(1),(2)(c)DF24–8 years DOC$3,000–$750,000
2021CR2472Marijuana concentrate w/ intent (<5 lbs / ≥2.5 lbs)18-18-406(2)(b)(I),(III)(C)DF32–6 years DOC$2,000–$500,000
2021CR2472Controlled Substance Possession >4g (x2)18-18-403.5(1),(2)(a)DF46 months–1 year DOC$1,000–$100,000
2021CR2472Marijuana over legal limit18-18-406(4)(b)DM1Up to 18 months jailUp to $5,000
2021CR2472POWPO — Possession of a Weapon by Previous Offender18-12-108(1)F612–18 months DOC$1,000–$100,000
2021CR2472Driving without a license42-2-101(1)T2Up to 90 days jailUp to $300
2021CR4731Controlled Substance Possession >4g (Schedule I/II)18-18-403.5(1),(2)(a)DF46 months–1 year DOC$1,000–$100,000
2021CR4731Controlled Substance Possession >4g — 2nd countSame as aboveDF4Same as aboveSame as above
2021CR4731Controlled Substance Possession >4g — 3rd countSame as aboveDF4Same as aboveSame as above
2021CR4731Marijuana concentrate possession — mid-weight18-18-406(2)(b)DF32–6 years DOC$2,000–$500,000
2021CR4731Marijuana over legal limit18-18-406(4)(b)DM1Up to 18 months jailUp to $5,000
2021CR4731Traffic — no proof of insurance42-4-1409T2Up to 90 days jailUp to $300
2021CR4731Traffic — defective vehicle42-4-202T2Up to 90 days jailUp to $300
2021CR4804Possession w/ Intent 7–112g18-18-405(1),(2)(c)DF24–8 years DOC$3,000–$750,000
2021CR4804Controlled Substance Possession >4g (Schedule I/II)18-18-403.5(1),(2)(a)DF46 months–1 year DOC$1,000–$100,000
2021CR4804Controlled Substance Possession >4g — 2nd countSame as aboveDF4Same as aboveSame as above
2021CR4804Marijuana concentrate w/ intent (<5 lbs / ≥2.5 lbs)18-18-406(2)(b)(I),(III)(C)DF32–6 years DOC$2,000–$500,000
2021CR4804POWPO — Possession of a Weapon by Previous Offender18-12-108(1)F612–18 months DOC$1,000–$100,000
2021CR4804Marijuana over legal limit18-18-406(4)(b)DM1Up to 18 months jailUp to $5,000
2021CR4804Traffic — driving without a license42-2-101(1)T2Up to 90 days jailUp to $300

Final Outcome

Plea
Jan 13, 2022 — DF2 only
Dismissed
DF1 (≥112g), DF1 Special Offender (firearm), F6, DF3, DF4×2, DM1, T2
Sentence
Apr 1, 2022 — 4 years DOC

In the same week, four–five additional cases listed in separate filings were dismissed (see PDF links below).

Why This Stands Out

For a defendant with two prior prison terms and an arrest stack including DF1 trafficking weight, a firearm special-offender enhancement, and POWPO, a plea to a single DF2 with 4 years is notably lighter than typical Colorado outcomes at this exposure level. The top counts (and mandatory minimum exposure) were removed.

Source Documents (PDF)

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📄 2021CR2472 — Original FilingPDF Filed May 3, 2021. Initial charges.
📄 2021CR4731 — DismissedPDF Dismissed January 13, 2022.
📄 2021CR4804 — Filing (Aug 23, 2021)PDF Dismissed January 13, 2022.
📄 Case Pattern AnalysisPDF Dismissal clustering and charge pattern.
📄 CS-0271 Incident SummaryPDF Supplemental (law enforcement sensitive context).
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