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FBN’s Robert Gray on the latest developments in the shooting at an Aurora, Colorado theater.
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Of the country -- today by the tragic shooting in Colorado Robert -- has the latest details -- Robert.
Analysts -- -- -- the deadly shootings in recent memory here police and FBI have been questioning the lone suspect here the suspected gunman in the overnight shooting at a crowded theater in midnight screening of the odd billion Batman movie the Dark Knight rises it was an Aurora Colorado.
The suspect has been identified as 24 year old -- resident James Holmes.
Police said twelve people have been killed at least 59 others have been shot the police chief Janet said they believe that Holmes acted alone.
Four guns were recovered one of which was in the theater the guns included AR fifteen a shotgun and two handguns.
Not based police have still not able to answer the homes his home.
Which was police say is booby trapped with explosives they'd interviewed more than 200 witnesses so far.
Cinemark Holdings operates a theater where the shooting took place said in a statement it was grateful for the -- and professional reaction of the law enforcement officials.
And they're working with them as more facts develop in the case shares of Cinemark which has publicly traded down nearly 5% today much larger than the broader market.
Are we -- -- here from AMC theaters here late this afternoon Melissa they've put out a statement saying they -- not allow any guest into theaters in costumes a quote.
Make other guests feel uncomfortable -- not permit face covering -- or fake weapons inside the buildings as well and lastly Time Warner of course the film studio that.
Put out the -- and it's just GS is -- Warner Bros.
it up.
Put out the Dark Knight rises -- a premier plan for Paris tonight canceled -- also some of the media tour with a director and the stars of the film.
Back -- -- it's alright six tragic story thinks that update.
