DENVER — Ashtin Gamblin barely leaves the house these days.
The former door girl at Club Q in Colorado Springs spends as much time in various medical appointments as she does doing anything else — the result of nine gunshot wounds suffered in November when a shooter opened fire inside the beloved nightclub, killing five people and injuring 22 others.
But three months after the horrific tragedy, Gamblin and other former Club Q staffers say they’re being newly victimized by the business’s owner, who they allege is refusing to disperse tens of thousands of dollars raised in the shooting’s aftermath.
