Patrons in Colorado gay club shooting hit gunman with his own weapon
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41% : Though authorities at the time said no explosives were found, gun control advocates are asking why police didn't try to trigger Colorado's "red flag" law, which would have allowed authorities to seize the weapons his mother says he had.38% : The mayor said on "Today" that the district attorney would file motions in court Monday to allow law enforcement to talk more about any criminal history "that this individual might have had."Of the 25 injured at Club Q, at least seven were in critical condition, authorities said.
38% :To substantiate a hate-crime charge against Aldrich, prosecutors would have to prove he was motivated by the victims' actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity.
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