Memorials in Boulder honor the ten people who died during the King Soopers shooting
BOULDER, Colo. (KRDO) -- Memorials in Boulder developed throughout the day Tuesday to honor the ten lives lost during the Boulder King Soopers shooting on Monday.
Below are photos shared of the memorial created outside the grocery store. Many laid flowers, and eventually two signs were hung. One with the name of the victims, the other saying #Boulderstrong.
Outside the Boulder Police Department, Officer Eric Talley's vehicle was parked, allowing people and fellow law enforcement officers to pay their condolences.
Around 8 p.m., hundreds of people gathered at a park near the grocery store for a candle light vigil. 9News reporter Marc Sallinger was there, and caught clips of the vigil.
Tonight Boulder is a city in mourning. Several hundred people are gathered in a park near the King Soopers for a candle light vigil #9News pic.twitter.com/eC8dSR9IaQ
— Marc Sallinger (@MarcSallinger) March 24, 2021
The City of Boulder chose to light the Boulder Star for ten days, in honor of each victim.
As we mourn yesterday’s tragic loss of life, the @BoulderChamber will light the Boulder Star for 10 days in honor of each victim and to demonstrate a shared commitment to support their families. 📷: @downtownboulder pic.twitter.com/bzSLZcIwhM
— City of Boulder (@bouldercolorado) March 23, 2021
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