Local vigils honor lives lost to violence in the LGBTQ community following Colorado Springs mass shooting

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Eddie Reynoso is the Executive Director of Equality Business Alliance. He came to Hillcrest Pride Flag to pay his respects and be there for other San Diegans in the LGBTQ+ community. Five people were killed and 18 more were injured before heroic patrons of Club Q subdued the gunman.

Published 3 months ago · Colorado Springs, United States

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