Multiple Denver-area police agencies are investigating six separate weekend shootings that left one man dead and wounded eight others
There were two separate shootings in Denver, including one fatal, early Saturday morning. Aurora police are investigating two unrelated shootings involving motorists. And two double shootings in Commerce City and Adams County left four wounded.
The second shooting in Denver occurred a couple of hours later in the area of 7th Avenue and Lipan Street. One person was wounded.In Adams County, the sheriff’s office is investigating a double shooting at the Ugly Dog Sports Café, located at 1345 Cortez Street. It happened at 10:05 p.m. Saturday. The suspect in the Adams County shooting is described as a Black or Hispanic male wearing a red jacket. No arrests have been made.
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