Published 1 year ago

Club Q shooting surveillance video will not be released to the public

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The video was submitted as evidence in the trial of the accused Club Q Shooter. The shooting on Nov. 19 left five people dead and many others wounded. Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, is facing 323 counts in the incident, including homicide and hate crime charges. An arraignment in the case is set for May 30.

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Club Q shooting surveillance video will not be released to the public

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Suspected Club Q shooter Anderson Aldrich was in a Colorado Springs courtroom for a hearing Friday. Scheduling and timelines regarding arraignment and the potential length of a trial were discussed but the short hearing on Friday mainly focused on whether the surveillance video from Club Q would be released to the public. RELATED: Crime scene photos of Club Q mass shooting and suspect’s apartment released Follo…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Judge denies public release of Club Q surveillance footage

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — During a Status Conference for the suspect of the Club Q shooting on Friday, March 31, Judge Michael McHenry said he will not release surveillance video recorded the night of the tragedy. >> DA’s Office: Motions hearing for alleged Club Q shooter Friday "Both prosecution and defense are opposing the release of the video," said Judge McHenry. Victims and their families have also opposed making the surveillance video …

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