DENVER — Multiple people were injured in four shootings in 24 hours in Denver and Aurora this weekend, police said.
Two of the shootings happened in Denver and two took place in Aurora. A total of eight people were injured in the shootings, according to police.
The Denver Police Department reported the first shooting happened around 10:30 p.m. Saturday at a home in the 20500-block of East 45th Avenue, which is in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood. Three people were taken to the hospital with unknown injuries, DPD said. The department did not release any suspect information and is currently investigating the shooting.
The second Denver shooting took place at a gas station in the 16300-block of East Green Valley Ranch Boulevard just before 4 a.m. Sunday, DPD said. That's in the Gateway neighborhood. Two victims were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said. An investigation is underway and suspect information is being developed.
The Aurora Police Department responded to a shooting outside of a bar in the 11700-block of East Colfax Avenue just after midnight Sunday. Two men were taken to the hospital with injuries that did not appear to be life-threatening, Aurora Police said in a tweet. There is no information available on the suspect and the circumstances leading up to the shooting are currently unknown.
Another shooting happened around 3 p.m. Sunday outside the Martin Luther King, Jr. Library on Colfax Avenue in Aurora. Police said someone began firing shots from inside a car and injured a man sitting outside the library. The man suffered minor graze wounds, police said. No suspects have been identified.
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