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“#Denver ‘Patriot Rally’ shooting suspect not a licensed security guard<\/strong>”
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\n The Colorado man accused of gunning down a right-wing demonstrator in Denver while guarding a local TV news<\/a> crew was not licensed to work as a security guard, according to a news report.<\/p>\n

Matthew Dolloff, 30, who was identified as a Pinkerton detective agency employee hired by 9News-TV after the Saturday afternoon shooting, does not have a required city license to work security in the mile-high city, KCNC-TV reported\u00a0Sunday<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe searched our records and there is no record for an active licensed security guard now or ever for an individual named Matthew Doloff or Dolloff,\u201d Eric Escudero, a spokesman for the Denver Department of Excise and Licenses, told KCNC reporter<\/a> Andrea Flores.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf he was operating as a security guard, he was in violation of the law,\u201d Escudero added.<\/p>\n

According to the city agency, an individual operating as a security guard without a licensed could face a fine of up to $999 and a year in jail \u2014 and the company that hires the guard could be held liable, the outlet said.<\/p>\n

Dolloff was charged with suspicion of first-degree murder in the shooting death of demonstrator Lee Keltner, a local hat-maker who took part in the right-wing \u201cPatriot Rally\u201d in the city on Saturday.<\/p>\n

Keltner, a military veteran, was seen in photos and on video arguing with several Black Lives Matter protesters who confronted the rally participants shortly after 3:30 p.m. in the courtyard of the Denver Art Museum, police said.<\/p>\n

Keltner was shot and killed after spraying what app<\/a>ears to be pepper spray at Dolloff, who dropped the weapon and got on his knees to surrender when police moved in following the shooting.<\/p>\n

Dolloff\u2019s family declined to comment when contacted by The Post on Sunday.<\/p>\n

The Pinkerton agency did not respond to a request for comment.\n <\/p><\/div>\n