Terror Attack Boulder

[hurley842002]

How is the guy being charged for 1st degree murder if nobody has died (yet)?

Was wondering the same thing, even if there is a victim that has no chance of surviving, it would seem to me that an authority would need to actually pronounce the person dead in order to present a murder charge. Don?t get me wrong, I wish this pile of trash could have been ?neutralized? before anyone got hurt, but I?m also not keen on slinging charges before they are warranted.


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[FromMyColdDeadHand]

“I’hmm not dead yet….”

[Oscar77]

Was wondering the same thing, even if there is a victim that has no chance of surviving, it would seem to me that an authority would need to actually pronounce the person dead in order to present a murder charge. Don?t get me wrong, I wish this pile of trash could have been ?neutralized? before anyone got hurt, but I?m also not keen on slinging charges before they are warranted.


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These discussions of the "murder charge" are based on the same media sources that we spend decades complaining about how bad they are.
But also, to be fair, maybe we don't read the articles better.

That said, this article here:

https://kdvr.com/news/local/boulder-...ported-attack/

Says this about the charges against the Suspect:

".......
Eight counts of first-degree murder after deliberation - criminal attempt
Eight counts of first-degree murder with extreme indifference - criminal attempt............"

If that is accurate, the Dude wasn't charged with "Murder".............. but Attempted Murder.

So yes, NOW, if someone dies, they will amend the charges to reflect an actual murder.