NPR's Rachel Martin talks to Adrian Vasquez, chief of police, about the investigation into the deadly shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub. Investigators are looking into whether it was a hate crime.

Police chief Adrian Vasquez took a basic but still relatively uncommon step when announcing the names of the five victims killed at Club Q, the beloved LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs.

The suspect in the shooting at Club Q was identified as Anderson Lee Aldrich, according to Colorado Springs Police Chief Adrian Vasquez. He used a long rifle in the shooting, and two firearms were ...

COLORADO SPRINGS — It's been about two months since Springs City Council approved Adrian Vasquez as the new chief of police for the Colorado Springs Police Department. On Monday, he shared his ...

Aldrich remained hospitalized as of late Monday morning, when Colorado Springs Police Chief Adrian Vasquez said the suspect had not made any statements to police, despite their attempts to ...

The Club Q shooter is no longer serving out the prison sentence in Colorado. Anderson Lee Aldrich is being housed in the Wyoming State Penitentiary. Aldrich pleaded guilty in June to last November ...

Colorado Springs Police Chief Adrian Vasquez identified the gunman as Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, who was in custody and being treated for injuries after patrons confronted him and stopped the ...

Daniel Aston. Daniel’s pronouns are he/him. Derrick Rump. Derrick’s pronouns are he/him,” and so on, went Chief Adrian Vasquez. It was a small gesture, but an important one, LGBTQ advocates ...

Chief Adrian Vasquez says the fire impacted him both personally and professionally. A photo of the Waldo Canyon fire is displayed prominently in Chief Adrian Vasquez's office. His own neighborhood ...