Denver police are asking the public to help track down 32-year-old David Nardini, who is wanted on a warrant for aggravated robbery. Nardini is described as 5-foot-11 and 190 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes, and was born December 6, 1993.
The appeal came Monday as part of the department’s weekly “Mug Shot Monday” social media feature, according to the Denver Police Department on Facebook. The post lists Nardini’s physical description alongside the charge but does not detail the underlying incident, including when or where the alleged robbery occurred or who was targeted — details that remain unknown based on what police have made public so far.
Aggravated robbery is a serious felony allegation under Colorado law, and it is important to note that Nardini has not been convicted of any crime. Under Colorado Revised Statutes § 18-4-302, a robbery is elevated to the aggravated charge if a suspect is armed with a deadly weapon, wounds or strikes a victim, or uses force, threats, or even a replica weapon to place someone in reasonable fear of death or serious injury, according to Justia Law.
What Nardini Could Face If Convicted
Aggravated robbery is classified as a Class 3 felony in Colorado, carrying a presumptive sentence of four to 12 years in state prison and fines of up to $750,000, per Landy Criminal Law. That exposure grows significantly — to a range of 10 to 32 years — if prosecutors pursue the charge as a crime of violence. Anyone convicted and sentenced to the Department of Corrections would also face a mandatory three-year parole period after release, per the Colorado Department of Corrections’ guidelines cited by the same firm…