Denver Shooting – Denver and Lakewood Victims of a Mass Shooting

Denver Shooting: The suspect opened fire multiple times in Denver and Lakewood on Monday night, killing five people and wounding three, police said. There have been at least eight shooting incidents involving the same suspect, including multiple exchanges with Lakewood police that resulted in one officer being hospitalized.

 What did Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen say at Press Conference?

At a press conference Monday night, Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen assured residents that the community was safe and that only one suspect had been identified. Still, Pazen noted that the shooting had occurred at an unfortunate time.

The holiday season is not the time to have this type of spree take place, and we cannot lose sight of the victims, including the Lakewood agent who is still fighting for his or her life.

The officer was hospitalized.

The loss of one of our own is a difficult day for the Lakewood Police family, Lakewood agent John Romero said. “We are asking everyone in our community to send their thoughts and prayers to that agent and their family.”

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A timeline of the tragedy

During the press conference Monday night, police walked through the events. In Denver, two women and one man were killed, and two people, including the suspect, were killed in Lakewood. A Denver man was injured, and a Lakewood police officer as well as two others were injured.

1. Denver’s 1st and Broadway were the scenes of gunfire around 5 p.m. A man and two women were killed.
2. One man also died in a shooting at 12th and Williams.
3. Police believe a gun was fired near 6th and Cherokee, but no injuries were reported.
4. Denver Shooting, The Denver Police identified a vehicle at 8th and Zuni, pursued it, and gunfire was exchanged. No injuries were reported. No suspects were located.
5. Several shots were fired in the 1600 block of Kipling just before 6 p.m. One person was killed. A vehicle was then identified by Lakewood Police.
6. The Lakewood Police chased the car in the Belmar shopping area shortly after. There was another exchange of gunfire. The suspect fled on foot.
7. In Belmar, the suspect shot a clerk at the Hyatt House hotel. The man remained hospitalized as of Monday night.
8. The suspect tried to flee but was stopped by a Lakewood officer. Both officers exchanged gunfire. That officer was hospitalized.
9. in Denver Shooting A man was killed in the shooting.

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