Family members looking for Colo. shooting victims
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Judy Goos, left, hugs her daughters friend, Isaiah Bow, 20, an eyewitnesses, as Terrell Wallin, 20, right, looks on, outside Gateway High School where witnesses were brought for questioning after a gunman opened fire at the midnight premiere of the "Dark Knight Rises"movie Friday, July 20, 2012 in Aurora. After fleeing the theater, Bow returned to find his girlfriend who turned out to be safe. "Very stupid I know, But I didn't want to leave her in there," says Bow. (AP Photo/Barry Gutierrez)
Judy Goos, left, hugs her daughters friend, Isaiah Bow, 20, an eyewitnesses, as Terrell Wallin, 20, right, looks on, outside Gateway High School where witnesses were brought for questioning after a gunman opened fire at the midnight premiere of the "Dark Knight Rises"movie Friday, July 20, 2012 in Aurora. After fleeing the theater, Bow returned to find his girlfriend who turned out to be safe. "Very stupid I know, But I didn't want to leave her in there," says Bow. (AP Photo/Barry Gutierrez)
AURORA, Colo. >> Family members are showing up at a suburban Denver high school where witnesses to a mass shooting at a movie theater were taken.
Tom Sullivan arrived at Gateway High School in Aurora Friday morning with a photo of his son, Alex, and was asking reporters if they’d seen him.
Byron Settles was at the high school looking for his nephew, Tyrell Hardiman. Settles says it’s unusual because Hardiman was supposed to be at work but wasn’t.
At least 12 people were killed and about 50 were being treated at Denver area hospitals after the shooting at a midnight showing of the new Batman movie in Aurora.
Police arrested a man who lives about four miles away.
