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At 5:25 p.m. Denver Police received 911 calls that reported a shooting inside of a local business, Sol Tribe Tattoo and Piercing. When police officers arrived at Sol Tribe Tattoo, they found two women shot dead, the shop's owner Alicia Cardenas and employee Alyssa Gunn-Maldonado. [4]
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Halloween party shooting in Denver suburb leaves 3 dead. Show comments. Advertisement. Advertisement. In Other News. Entertainment. Entertainment.
Since the 1990s, three Colorado massacres in the Denver metropolitan area have garnered national attention: the Columbine High School massacre in 1999, which resulted in 15 deaths (including the post-massacre suicides by the two perpetrators); the Aurora shooting in 2012, which resulted in 12 deaths; and the 2021 Boulder shooting, which resulted in 10 deaths.
The first happened Friday night in the parking lot of a Commerce City 7-Eleven convenience store. A man and a woman were shot, and the man later died. The woman remained hospitalized in critical ...
Three people were killed and three others were wounded as gunfire erupted at a party in Denver, authorities said. Police were called to an "industrial storefront" on East 39th Avenue around 1:37 a ...
Denver shooting may refer to: Father's Day Bank Massacre, 1991; Murder of Oumar Dia, 1997; 1993 Aurora, Colorado shooting; 2012 Aurora, Colorado shooting; Thornton shooting, 2017; 2017 Copper Canyon Apartment Homes shooting; 2019 STEM School Highlands Ranch shooting; 2021 Colorado shootings
Sandra Cervantes, 43, and Dustin Nunn, 38, were found dead in a residential room at the former DoubleTree hotel in Denver's Central Park neighborhood Saturday night, according to the Denver ...
Maps of crime scene. Map of theater, parking lot, and diagram of the charges at The Washington Post; Map of theater, suspect's apartment, and hospitals at The Denver Post; Map and photographs of crime scene at The New York Times; Photos "Aurora Colorado theater shooting: The Big Picture", The Boston Globe. July 23, 2012.