A shooting in the 2100 block of Arapahoe Street sent one victim to the hospital early Tuesday morning, according to Denver Police, who said investigators were still working to determine who was responsible.
In an alert posted to X around 2:47am, the Denver Police Department
said officers located one victim at the scene and had the person transported to the hospital. “Investigators are working to develop suspect information,” the department said in the same post, giving no details on a possible suspect description or motive.
Denver Police said it would post updates to the same thread when they become available.
A Second Arapahoe Street Alert Weeks Earlier
This is not the first time this fall that Denver Police have flagged a shooting along the same street. In October, the department investigated a separate shooting in the 3200 block of Arapahoe Street that also left one victim hospitalized, as Hoodline reported in its earlier coverage of a Denver shooting on Arapahoe Street. The October shooting was in the 3200 block, while Tuesday’s shooting was in the 2100 block of Arapahoe Street.
Denver Police have also issued similar shooting alerts elsewhere downtown in recent months. In one earlier post on X, the department said it was investigating a report of a shooting in the area of 20th Street and Arapahoe Street, noting that one victim had self-transported to the hospital with an unknown extent of injuries. The earlier incident was near 20th Street and Arapahoe Street; Tuesday’s shooting was in the 2100 block of Arapahoe Street.
What the Police Alert Said
The police alert said one victim was taken to the hospital but did not provide the victim’s identity, age, or condition. It said investigators were working to develop suspect information and gave no motive. The department said further updates would be shared on the same thread as the investigation progresses.
