Police release battered mugshot of Club Q shooter

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As reported earlier, the Club Q shooter that killed 5 people and wounded many others at a gay night club in Colorado, was stopped by unarmed patrons.

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A retired Army Major states that after he tackled the shooter, he began to beat him in the head with his own pistol. The shooter killed his daughter’s boyfriend.

A trans woman also assisted by stomping the shooter in the face with her high heels. They held onto him until police arrived.

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He spent several days in the hospital recovering from his injuries, and has his first appearance in court today. He’s being held on no bond status.

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