Unsealed Court Records Show Why 2021 Charges Were Dropped Against Suspected Club Q Shooter

Unsealed Court Records Show Why 2021 Charges Were Dropped Against Suspected Club Q Shooter
Anderson Lee Aldrich (C) sits during a court appearance in Colorado Springs, Colo., on Dec. Nov. 6, 2022. El Paso County District Court via AP
Samantha Flom
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Court documents unsealed Thursday by a Colorado judge revealed that June 2021 charges against the suspected Club Q mass shooter relating to a bomb threat were dropped after his family members refused to cooperate with authorities or stand witness against him.
“The U.S. and Colorado constitutions require witnesses to stand in court in front of a jury subject to cross-examination and testify,” El Paso County District Attorney Michael Allen noted at a press conference Thursday.
Samantha Flom
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