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Police: US shooting suspect got 'high volume' of deliveries

By REUTERS

JULY 22, 2012 00:56

AURORA, Colo. - The man accused in a shooting rampage at a Denver-area premiere of the new "Batman" film received a high volume of deliveries to his work and home over the past four months, police said on Saturday, parcels they believe contained ammunition and possibly bomb-making materials.

Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates revealed the shipments as local and federal authorities worked to make safe the apartment of 24-year-old James Holmes, which was found booby-trapped with sophisticated explosives following the massacre on Friday at a multiplex theater several miles away.

Oates said residents of nearby buildings who were evacuated following the discovery would likely be allowed to return home later on Saturday night.

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