Colorado Springs police on Monday revised the number of victims of the Club Q mass shooting to include an additional four people who were injured.
Police have thrice revised the number of injured victims of the attack, at first saying 25 people were hurt, then changing the count to 18, and now revising the number up to 22.
Officials said shortly after the killings that investigators expected the number of surviving victims to change as witnesses and survivors came forward in the coming days. Colorado Springs police are still asking that anyone who was inside the club during the shooting come forward even if they did not suffer physical injuries. Those people are asked to contact the FBI at 800-225-5324.
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