Club Q Shooting Update: Names of victims released

We now know the

names

of the

victims

killed Saturday night Kelly loved Raymond Green Vance Ashley Paul Daniel Aston and Derek rump Paul was a mother and wife, her family said she had a huge heart, she loved her children and her family in Colorado , worked for a non-profit company that helps find foster homes or homes for foster children Daniel Austin's family called him the master of silly business who loved to make people laugh his family says he worked as a bartender and entertainer at Club Q and Derek rump was also a bartender murdered that night he was a friend of Daniel Aston.

Friends said he had always tried to make others feel comfortable. Raymond Green Vance was there with his girlfriend and his family to celebrate a birthday. The family says he was kind and selfless. Kelly Loving's family says he will be remembered. She is a good person, someone who is loving, caring and very sweet. So far we still don't have a motive, at least the investigators aren't going to say anything about it either. 9 News Crime and Justice reporter Matt Jablow is at the press conference. He will join us this afternoon with more information about the investigation itself Matt Kim and Tom some headlines from today's police press conference ended this afternoon to start with as you guys just said you

released

the

names

of the five people who died in the

shooting

.

It also reduced the number of wounded from 25 to 18. 17 of whom were shot and said the suspect who was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder and bias crimes resulting in bodily injury is still in the hospital suffering from unspecified injuries. . Ensure that all family members of the

victims

, friends of the victims, and all members of our community know that our officers and detectives will continue to be diligent and thorough in our work to hold suspects accountable for these horrendous acts. Police today also

released

the names of the two. Customer heroes within Club Q who defeated the gunman and likely saved lives shortly after the

shooting

began.

Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers spoke today about his conversation with one of those heroes. I have never met a person who has participated in such heroic actions who was so humbly about it, he simply told me that he was trying to protect my family because the suspect is still in the hospital. Prosecutors have not filed formal charges against him, that could happen in the coming days and Tom, of course, we continue to follow him with so many thoughts about all those victims. We'll keep an eye out, thanks Matt.