Man Who Livestreamed During King Soopers Shooting Faces Charges
BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) - A man who livestreamed the deadly shooting at a King Soopers in Boulder in 2021 now faces charges of obstructing a peace officer. The Boulder Daily Camera reports Dean Schiller, 43, was inside the store when the shooting happened.
Court documents state Schiller ignored more than 60 different requests from police officers to leave the scene.
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His trial is expected to start in August.
In December of 2021, Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty said four doctors determined the suspect in the shooting, Ahwad Al Aliwi Alissa isn't mentally competent to participate in court proceedings. He requested that Alissa be sent to the state mental hospital for treatment.
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