This happened around midnight or 12:30 in Aurora, Colorado, which is near Denver. There is someone in custody. The mall theater was showing “The Dark Knight Rises.” The shooter fired from the front of the theater, shooting into the audience, after releasing a canister of some sort of gas. <\/p>\n
10 people died at the theater, including some very young kids; four died at the hospital; 10 or so are being treated at the hospital; presumably the others said to be injured were treated at the scene. Some are being treated for chemical exposure. <\/p>\n
The FBI has claimed that this does not appear to be terrorism. Yeah, I know, I’m heading for the dictionary just now. <\/p>\n
Most of the injuries are not gunshot wounds, but from “shrapnel” caused by gunshot wounds, according to an Aurora police spokesperson. That makes sense. We wouldn’t want to blame guns for anything they didn’t actually do. <\/p>\n
The police are looking everywhere for explosives: the theater, the parking lot where the gunman was arrested, and the gunman’s apartment. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This happened around midnight or 12:30 in Aurora, Colorado, which is near Denver. There is someone in custody. The mall theater was showing “The Dark Knight Rises.” The shooter fired from the front of the theater, shooting into the audience, after releasing a canister of some sort of gas. 10 people died at the theater, … Continue reading 65 people injured, 14 killed, in Colorado theater shooting: “not terrorism”<\/span>