Jan 3, 2007 2:32 pm US/Mountain
Police Look For Vehicle In Williams' Killing
Vehicle Reportedly Registered To Attempted Murder Suspect Already In Jail
Broncos Hold Private Memorial At Dove Valley
by Suzanne McCarroll
DENVER (CBS4) ―
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Darrent Williams, as Denver Broncos cornerback, July 29, 2005.
AP
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Brian Hicks, 27, appeared in a Denver courtroom Dec. 11, 2006, as his attempted murder trial was delayed after the key witness was killed the week before.
Rocky Mountain News
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Kalloniann Clark-James
CBS
Officers were looking for a white 4-door 1998 Chevy Tahoe with Colorado license plate 665-OBS, possibly in connection with the shooting death of
Denver Broncos cornerback
Darrent Williams, police said late Wednesday morning.
Williams was shot and killed after leaving a club party early on New Year's Day in downtown Denver.
Police said the suspected vehicle is registered to Brian Hicks, 27, who is behind bars and awaiting trial for attempted murder.
Police have been searching near Hicks' Denver home to try and find the vehicle. Hicks' wife told the Rocky Mountain News that she had no idea who has been driving the white SUV her husband owned.
CBS4 has confirmed police detectives tried to interview Hicks in connection with the death of Williams. Hicks reportedly refused to talk with police.
He was moved into his own cell Tuesday, according to sources at the jail. Hicks is in jail on attempted murder and drug charges.
A witness in the Hicks case was shot to death last month. Kalloniann Clark-James' murder has not been solved.
Police said the Tahoe was a vehicle of interest.
The Denver Broncos were holding a private memorial for players, coaches and staff at their team headquarters Wednesday morning.
Stay with CBS4 News and cbs4denver.com for new developments on this investigation all day long.
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