DENVER (KDVR) -- Charges have been filed against four people in connection with a shooting at a convenience store in Commerce City that left four people injured in July.

The shooting happened at a convenience store at the intersection of 69th Avenue and Kearney Street on July 23. The Commerce City Police Department said at the time that it started with a fight inside the store and led to shots being fired between vehicles outside.

The 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office announced Thursday that it filed various charges against four individuals.

Each of the defendants faces at least one charge for attempted murder as well as a sentence enhancer.

Here are the people who were arrested and the charges filed against them: • Jesus Ledezma-Delacruz 1st-degree attempted murder (F2) (3 Co

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