Club Q shooting: DA files a motion for additional charges against suspected shooter, including attempted murder

The 4th Judicial District Attorney’s Office filed a motion Monday to add an additional 12 charges against the suspected Club Q shooter. 

Anderson Lee Aldrich already faces 305 charges, including first-degree murder with intent as well as hate crimes. The dozen new charges would push that number to 317 and involve two new surviving victims.

They include attempted murder 1-after deliberation, attempted murder 1-extreme indifference, attempted assault 1-serious bodily injury with a deadly weapon, and more hate crimes charges.

Aldrich is due in court again this week.

Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect that the 4th Judicial District Attorney's office filed the motion.

More coverage of the Club Q shooting:

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• Why the El Paso County sheriff says he couldn’t use Colorado’s ‘red flag’ law to stop the Club Q shooting
• Club Q update: Suspect’s 2021 arrest documents unsealed amid growing criticism of law enforcement’s handling of the case
• Colorado breaks mass shooting record as gun deaths rise
• For the Colorado Springs LGBTQ community, the Club Q shooting has dredged up memories of the area’s bigoted past — and the huge progress made (and yet to make)