Club Q mass shooting survivors sue, claim ‘deliberate inaction’ enabled attack
Survivors of the Club Q mass shooting in Colorado Springs have filed lawsuits against both the bar and the El Paso county sheriff’s office.
NOVEMBER 19, 2024
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Survivors of the Club Q mass shooting in Colorado Springs have filed lawsuits against both the bar and the El Paso county sheriff’s office.
Five people were killed when a gunman opened fired at the club in Colorado Springs, Colo.
LGBTQ+ bars are sacred institutions in our community, places where we go to feel joy and be ourselves -- and that makes the Club Q tragedy all the more horrific.
Anderson Lee Aldrich is accused of gunning down five people at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
Court documents obtained by media outlets detail a standoff that many say should have been a huge warning about the Colorado Springs shooter.
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The 22-year-old shooter is said to have had two firearms with him during the shooting, of which at least one was a long gun.
The suit comes two weeks after Paxton, known for his anti-LGBTQ+ views, filed the first case in the nation.
Juniper McGinn filed a lawsuit alleging that the El Paso County, Colo., Sheriff's Office mistreated and humiliated her during a body cavity search.
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