Five days after Denver police fired into a crowd of bystanders in Lower Downtown, the suspect in the case, Jordan Waddy, has been charged in the incident.

Friday, Denver District Attorney Beth McCann charged Waddy, 21, with three counts of possession of a weapon by a previous offender, a class 5 felony, and one count of third degree assault, a misdemeanor offense. 

A statement from McCann’s office described the Denver Police Department’s version of the incident: “On duty Denver Police Department officers approached Waddy whom they suspected of having a gun in his front pocket. Several DPD officers fired at Waddy injuring him and six bystanders during the incident. Officers recovered a loaded firearm from the scene.”

Waddy had his first appearance virtually on Monday in Denver District Court, but has not appeared since then. Denver police say Waddy, of Denver, is still in the hospital. 

There are two ongoing investigations into the incident: one into criminal charges against Waddy and the other into the officers’ actions. The second investigation is being done by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, the Colorado State Patrol, the District Attorney’s Office, Internal Affairs and the Office of the Independent Monitor.

Denver Police did not respond to a request for body camera footage. Cmdr. Matt Clark said during a press conference Wednesday they would release the footage after charges had been filed.