Police Fire on Suspect After 3 Shot at Denver House Party
Early Sunday morning, a violent incident at a house party in Denver left three individuals injured by gunfire. The event occurred in the 5100 block of North Biscay Court around 2 a.m., prompting a swift response from law enforcement.
Details of the Incident
Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas reported that officers responded to calls regarding a large fight at the location. Upon their arrival, they heard gunshots and observed several attendees fleeing the scene. A confrontation ensued with an armed suspect who refused to comply with police orders.
Police Response
- Timeframe: Incident happened shortly before 2 a.m.
- Police confrontation: Officers encountered a man with a gun.
- Use of force: An officer discharged their weapon toward the suspect, who posed a continued threat.
While initial reports indicated that the suspect had been taken to a hospital by paramedics, Chief Thomas later clarified that the suspect’s current status remains unknown. Authorities have been unable to locate the individual, raising questions about potential injuries from the police shooting.
Victims and Investigation
During their search of the area, police recovered two handguns and identified three victims of gunfire who had sustained minor injuries. All victims are expected to survive their wounds. Fortunately, no police officers were injured during the incident.
Continued Investigation
The police department has flagged the scene as active and is conducting a thorough investigation to piece together the events of the night. Chief Thomas urged anyone with pertinent information regarding the shooting to reach out.
Residents with information can contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867. As the investigation progresses, updates will be provided to ensure community awareness and safety.
