The mother of the person suspected of a mass shooting inside a Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub was detained the day after the shooting, court records filed Monday show.
Colorado Springs police detained and ticketed Laura Voepel, 45, on Nov.
20 on suspicion of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct for unreasonable noise, online court records show. Voepel is the mother of Anderson Lee Aldrich, who is in jail on suspicion of killing five in the Nov. 19 shooting at Club Q. More than 20 people were injured.
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