'Purge'-masked suspect accused of killing college student at Halloween bash before his sister helps nab him
Colorado police have identified the people sought in security footage released after a Halloween party shooting that killed a University of Colorado Boulder student, as prosecutors consider additional charges.On Thursday, Boulder Police Public Information Officer Dionne Waugh confirmed to Fox News Digital that "everyone in the photos and video we released" has now been identified.The primary suspect, Omar Perez, 18, faces murder and related charges in the death of Luca Hanlon, 19, following a deadly confrontation at an off-campus Oct.31 party in Boulder’s University Hill neighborhood.Luca Hanlon, pictured in his graduation gown, poses with his family.
(Facebook/Grace Crocilla Hanlon)MASS SHOOTING AT GEORGIA BLOCK PARTY LEAVES 2 DEAD, 35 INJUREDAfter the arrest, detectives asked for the public's help in identifying three other people seen in video and photos from that night, including two males, one wearing an "Art the Clown" shirt and another in a red hoodie, and a female witness.It’s unclear whether they will face charges."The investigation is ongoing.When and if there are additional arrests or charges, I will send out a news release," Waugh said.Shannon Carbone, the public information officer (PIO) for the Boulder County District Attorney’s Office, told Fox News Digital that prosecutors "successfully argued in court Tuesday to have Perez held without bond."Perez's preliminary hearing is scheduled for Feb.
10, 2027, according to the District Attorney's Office.The Colorado Public Defender’s Office declined to comment on the case.The university did not immediately respond to requests for comment.TEEN PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED IN SHOOTING ACCUSED OF KILLING PREGNANT MOM OF 4 INSIDE SPIRIT HALLOWEENAccording to a Boulder police arrest affidavit, police first responded to a home off Marine Street around 9:58 p.m.
on Halloween after receiving a noise complaint.Responding officers issued a nuisance-party citation, and hundreds of people left the gathering.
Around 9...