Matthew Dolloff posts bond and is released from Downtown Detention Center

Dolloff was released on Tuesday afternoon after posting $500,000 bond.

Matthew Dolloff made his first appearance in court Oct. 11.

Hayley Sanchez

Nov. 03, 2020, 5:17 p.m.

Mathew Dolloff, a security guard accused of shooting and killing a man in downtown Denver during dueling rallies last month, has been released on bail, according to the Denver Sheriff’s Department.

Dolloff posted a bond of $500,000. He left the Downtown Detention Center Tuesday afternoon, a spokeswoman for the department said.

Dolloff, 30, has been charged with second-degree murder for shooting and killing Lee Keltner at dueling protests in October. The shooting was captured in videos and photos. Dolloff pulled a gun on Keltner after Keltner hit Dolloff, according to an affidavit.

Dolloff was working as a security guard for a private security company called Pinkerton. 9News hired the firm to protect its reporters who were covering the protests. The staff did not know Dolloff had a gun, according to a statement from the TV station. Dolloff does not have a license to work as a security guard in the city of Denver, according to the city.

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