The suspect who is accused of fatally shooting five people and wounding 17 others at a Colorado Springs night club last month, will be formally charged at a hearing Tuesday.
The 10 arrest charges are considered preliminary, and the office of Michael J. Allen, the district attorney who represents the area, said last week that it would present formal charges at Tuesday’s hearing. Those could include different or additional charges.Police and prosecutors have provided limited information to the public about the investigation into the Club Q shooting
and Aldrich’s motive. The arrest affidavit — which can include a narrative of how law enforcement officials say the attack unfolded — remains sealed. Aldrich is being represented by public defenders, who in court records have said the suspect is nonbinary and uses the pronouns they/them.of such attacks. It has spurred renewed calls by members of the state’s Democrat-controlled legislature for stronger state gun laws.
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