Six months after he was accused of leading law enforcement on a 14-hour manhunt through Larimer County, Adam Fulford stood before a judge Thursday and entered a series of guilty pleas.
The 34-year-old Loveland man was facing more than 50 criminal charges — including three counts of attempted murder with extreme indifference — stemming from the March incident that left a cab driver with a gunshot wound and a mother and her two children injured after a high-speed traffic collision.
As part of a plea agreement, Fulford entered guilty pleas Thursday for only eight charges: two counts of first-degree assault, aggravated robbery, aggravated motor vehicle theft, second-degree burglary, vehicular eluding, possession of a dangerous weapon, and felony possession of a controlled substance.
Fulford will likely face 35 years in prison for the first seven charges and 18 years in prison for the last one, to be served concurrently; he will be officially sentenced Nov. 9.
Several of the victims in the case plan to speak at sentencing.
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