Colorado Club Attack: The Hate Crimes Probe

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🗓️ 22 November 2022

⏱️ 24 minutes

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The suspect accused of opening fire on an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs faces murder and hate crime charges. The risk of a rail strike during the holidays is rising after a major union rejects a deal. And RSV is hospitalizing adults at the highest rate in nearly a decade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:16.8	It's Tuesday, November 22.
0:18.9	The warning signs were there, so how did law enforcement
0:22.3	miss them?
0:23.2	We start here.
0:24.0	We do not tolerate bias-motivated crimes in this community.
0:29.8	The man accused of opening fire on an LGBTQ night club was known to police.
0:34.8	Somebody that police had interacted with, they were not able to stop.
0:39.1	Why authorities are struggling to stop hate crimes?
0:42.5	A deal with rail unions was supposed to be full steam ahead.
0:45.9	There are still four groups that have not ratified this contract.
0:50.5	Now a strike could come just in time for the holidays.
0:53.5	An RSV isn't just going after kids.
0:56.0	You see your kids getting the parents sick and the grandparents sick,
0:59.1	and that's where you have this real concern of hospitalizations and deaths.
1:02.5	My doctors are sounding the alarm about the virus in adults.
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