pn to commit a class 3 felony commits a class 4 felony.

Elements of Offense C.R.S. Citation
54. Vehicular eluding. Any person who attempts to elude a peace officer
while operating a motor vehicle, and which results in bodily injury to
another person, commits a class 4 felony.
55. Failure to leave premises upon request of a peace offlcer. Any person
who barricades or refuses police entry to any premises through use or
threat of force, fails to leave upon request by a peace officer outside the
structure, and holds another person hostage with use of a deadly weapon
commits a class 4 felony.
Offenses Against Public Peace, Order, and Decency
56. Dog-flghting -penalty. Any person committing a second or subsequent
violation commits a class 4 felony.
Offenses Relating to Firearms and Weapons
57 Possessing a dangemus or illegal weapon. A person who knowingly
possesses a dangerous weapon commits a class 4 felony for a second
violation and each subsequent violation.
58. Possession of weapons by previous offenders. A second or subsequent
offense of possession of a weapon by a person who has previously been
convicted of or adjudicated for a felony and when the weapon is a
dangerous weapon or when the conviction was .for or the adjudication
was based on an offense involving burglary, arson, or any felony
involving the use of force or the use of a deadly weapon is a class 4
felony.
59. Unlawfully providing or pennitling a juvenile to possess a handgun.
Any person who intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly provides a
handgun to any person under the age of 18, or any parent or legal
guarding of a person under 18 who knows of such juvenile's possession
of a handgun and fails to make reasonable efforts to prevent such
possession, commits unlawful providing or permitting a juvenile to
possess a handgun, a class 4 felony.
60. Unlawfully pmviding or pennitling a juvenile to possess a handgun.
Any parent or guardian who intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly
provides a handgun to a juvenile or who permits a juvenile to possess a
handgun, even though the parent or guardian is aware of a substantial
risk, fails to make reasonable efforts to prevent the commission of the
offense, commits the crime of unlawfully providing or permitting a
juvenile to possess a handgun, a class 4 felony.