Colorado Mass Shooting Suspect Moved Due To 'Safety Concerns, Threats'

The Man Accused Of Shooting And Killing 10 People After Walking Into A Colorado Grocery Store And Opening Fire, Has Been Moved Out Of The Boulder County Jail.
Ahmad Alissa Was Charged Yesterday,
With 10 Counts Of First-degree Murder And One Count Of Attempted First-degree Murder In Connection With King Soopers Mass Shooting.

According To Authorities, Alissa Was Moved Late Thursday Evening To A Different Correctional Facility Located Outside Of Boulder County Because Of “Safety Concerns And Threats,”

The 21 Year Old Was Originally Booked Into The Boulder County Jail On Tuesday .

He’s Being Held Without Bond, And Is Not Due Back In Court For An Unspecified Time As Alissa's Defense Attorney Requested More Time “To Assess Alissa’s Mental Health.