Colorado Man Convicted of Kidnapping Housekeeper on Michael Bloomberg's Ranch

Jury Finds Defendant Guilty on All Charges

Victim Testifies to Being Held Captive for Several Hours

A Colorado man has been convicted of kidnapping a housekeeper on the ranch of former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

The jury found the defendant guilty on all charges, including kidnapping and assault.

The victim testified that she was held captive for several hours and was subjected to physical and verbal abuse.

Defendant Faces Lengthy Prison Sentence

The defendant faces a maximum of life in prison when he is sentenced.

The sentencing hearing is scheduled for next month.

Prosecutors: Defendant Acted Alone

Prosecutors say they believe the defendant acted alone in the kidnapping.

They say there is no evidence to suggest that Bloomberg or anyone else was involved.

Bloomberg: "I Am Relieved That Justice Has Been Served"

Bloomberg released a statement saying he was "relieved that justice has been served."

He said he was "grateful to the jury for their careful consideration of the evidence."

He also expressed his support for the victim and her family.

Victim's Family: "We Are Relieved That This Nightmare Is Over"

The victim's family released a statement saying they were "relieved that this nightmare is over."

They said they were "grateful to the jury for their verdict" and to the prosecutors for their "hard work and dedication."

They also thanked the victim for her "courage and strength."