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5 die, 18 injured in Colorado LGBTQI+ nightclub attack

20 November 2022, 6:59 PM  |
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A view of various security and emergency vehicles with flashing blinkers parked on a street, after a shooting in a club, in Colarado Springs, Colorado, U.S November 20, 2022, in this picture obtained from social media. Trey Deabueno/TWITTER @TREYRUFFY/via REUTERS

A view of various security and emergency vehicles with flashing blinkers parked on a street, after a shooting in a club, in Colarado Springs, Colorado, U.S November 20, 2022, in this picture obtained from social media. Trey Deabueno/TWITTER @TREYRUFFY/via REUTERS

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A view of various security and emergency vehicles with flashing blinkers parked on a street, after a shooting in a club, in Colarado Springs, Colorado, U.S November 20, 2022, in this picture obtained from social media. Trey Deabueno/TWITTER @TREYRUFFY/via REUTERS

Five people were killed and 18 injured in a shooting at a LQBTQI+ nightclub on Saturday night in Colorado Springs, Colorado, police said.

A suspect in custody and was being treated for injuries after the attack at Club Q, Colorado Springs Lieutenant Pamela Castro told a news conference. Police got the initial phone call just before midnight about the shooting, Castro said.

In its Google listing, Club Q describes itself as an “adult-oriented gay and lesbian nightclub hosting theme nights such as karaoke, drag shows & DJs.”

On its Facebook page, a statement from Club Q said it was “devastated by the senseless attack on our community. We thank the quick reactions of heroic customers that subdued the gunman and ended this hate attack.”

The police did not give any information on the motivation behind the attack. Images of the scene after the shooting showed security and emergency vehicles with flashing blinkers parked on a street near the venue.

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