A suspect in a double shooting, which killed a man and injured a woman Friday in Denver, has been identified.
The Friday afternoon incident happened in the 300 block of Broadway, where the two victims were. The shooting and subsequent investigation shut down a stretch of Broadway south of Speer for the afternoon.
Police on Friday were looking for a woman and a Chrysler 200 as part of the investigation. The vehicle and the woman have been found, police said on Saturday. She currently is not facing charges and the investigation is ongoing. On Friday night in Denver, police responded to a shooting in the Athmar Park area, near South Raritan Street and West Alameda Avenue, police said on Twitter at 10:04 p.m. A man was taken by ambulance to a local hospital with serious injuries.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
1 dead, 1 injured in Denver shooting at Broadway, 3rd Avenue; suspect arrestedDenver police are investigating a shooting Friday that killed a man and left a woman critically injured near N. Broadway and W. 3rd Avenue.
Read more »
One dead, one injured in Denver shooting; a suspect is in custodyTraffic Update: Broadway south of Speer is back open after being shut down for the afternoon due to a shooting:
Read more »
Denver police SUV rolls over during pursuit of shooting suspectTwo Denver Police Department officers were taken to a hospital with minor injuries after a short pursuit of a shooting suspect in west Denver Thursday afternoon.
Read more »
Bank of Denver shuttering Golden Triangle branch after 30 yearsThe Bank of Denver will close one of its three branches at the end of August.
Read more »
Denver reopens La Alma-Lincoln Park after weeklong closure following homicideDenver reopened La Alma-Lincoln Park and Recreation Center on Thursday morning following a weeklong closure that city officials attributed to violence in the neighborhood.
Read more »
Denver Parks and Recreation Department Monitoring Possible PFASThis neighbor isn't playing around about the use of artificial turf in Denver playgrounds.
Read more »