Caller Targets Denver LGBTQ Spots With Threats After Club Q Attack, Feds Say

Sharon Robinson was indicted for allegedly threatening at least four LGBTQ businesses in Denver with violence in December 2020.
Prosecutors say Robinson phoned the businesses and threatened to "shoot your bar up" and that "you're gonna be shot up like Club Q."
The indictment accuses Robinson of using anti-gay slurs and targeting the businesses because of their actual or perceived sexual orientation.
Robinson was released on $50,000 bond with travel restrictions pending prosecution in Colorado federal court.
The threats came just weeks after a mass shooting at Club Q, a well-known LGBTQ venue in Colorado Springs.