The suspect in Saturday night's shooting at LGBT nightclub Club Q was released from the hospital on Tuesday and will appear in court. Their lawyer has notified the court that the suspect are nonbinary.
Police say Caleb Anderson used the dating app Grindr to meet his alleged victims, Patrick Ernst and Dwight Dixon. He allegedly filmed himself with Ernst's body.
“I just know I have to kill this guy before he kills us,” Richard M. Fierro said of his decision to tackle the gunman who had opened fire at an LGBTQ+ club in Colorado Springs, killing five.
Family members have confirmed the names of three people killed in a mass shooting in Colorado Springs LGBTQ club that left five dead and dozens injured: Daniel Aston, Kelly Loving and Derrick Rump.
Anderson Lee Aldrich currently faces five murder charges and five charges of committing a bias-motivated crime causing bodily injury after Saturday's mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
“As a community, being through so much grief and so much loss after so many years, it’s almost like you can feel tragedy coming," one Colorado Springs member of the LGBTQ community said after Saturday night's deadly shooting.
A man name Anderson Lee Aldrich opened fire inside a packed LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, killing five and injuring 18 before being "subdued" by patrons.
The death of mathematician Scott Johnson, whose body was found at the bottom of a cliff, was long believed to a suicide. A new look at the case in 2017 led to the arrest of Scott White, a cognitively impaired man who abruptly confessed to the murder in court.
After being shot in front of her Milwaukee apartment, Regina 'Mya' Allen called the police and gave them critical information about the man now charged in her death, Clayton Hubbird.
Seneca Chase pleaded guilty to just one count of kidnapping after admitting to using Grindr to target his victim, Holden White, and other gay men for murder.
