Tag: Mass Shooting
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4 dead after overnight shooting in rural El Paso County
Four people are dead after an overnight shooting in unincorporated northeast El Paso County, the Sheriff’s Office announced on Thursday. According to the Sheriff’s Office, the call came in for a shooting Wednesday around 11:40 p.m. Responding deputies found a man with non-life-threatening injuries outside the 21000 block of Akawi Way, located about eight miles…
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Alleged Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood shooter Robert Dear’s case remains on hold
The state-level case of Robert Lewis Dear Jr. — the man who allegedly shot and killed three people at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood in 2015 — continues to stall as attorneys await the result of a federal appeal to not have Dear forcibly medicated. Prosecutors on Thursday informed Judge William Bain that Dear’s federal…
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Surviving victims from Park Hill shooting in Denver released from hospital, two dead
Five of seven victims who were hit in a mass shooting at an after hours gathering over the weekend have been released from the hospital, but two died from their wounds, according to Denver police. Officers responded to a shooting at the Hell’s Lovers Motorcycle Club at 5514 E. 33rd Ave. at 3:09 a.m. on…
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Teen accused of LoDo mass shooting to be charged as an adult
Keanna Rosenburgh is accused of injuring 5 people in the shooting outside of Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row
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Mothers of victims speak out after Halloween party shooting left 3 dead
3 dead and 3 others injured in Oct. 13 shooting, families want justice
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Increasing downtown crime prompts meeting with Denver DA, neighborhood
Bracing for increased gun violence as Halloween party season amps up, downtown Denver businesses will meet with Denver District Attorney Beth McCann next month to discuss what they perceive as a lack of consequences which has made criminals unafraid. “Young people seem to be using guns to express themselves,” Lower Downtown Neighborhood Association President…
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Denver mayor’s proposed budget puts police force ‘full strength’
Denver’s police force would go to “full authorized strength” under Mayor Mike Johnston’s plan to spend $8 million to attract nearly 200 recruits next year, according to the city’s public safety department. Johnston’s 2024 proposed budget earmarks nearly $25 million for public safety, including $8.2 million to hire 167 new recruits. “Mayor Johnston’s budget will…
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Accused Boulder mass shooter ‘competent’ to stand trial
The man accused of killing 10 people in south Boulder’s King Soopers store in 2021 doesn’t currently have any condition or illness preventing him from being fit to stand trial, the Boulder County District Attorney’s office said on Wednesday. In a news release, the office said the court and attorneys received a competence re-evaluation report…






