Colorado Couple Arrested in July 25 Road Rage Killing of Andrew Bott

Q: What exactly did Steven Simpson say on the 911 call moments before a hit-and-run chase turned into a fatal shooting?

The exact wording has not been publicly released in the reports available. What authorities and local outlets have said is that, during Corryn Simpson’s 911 call reporting the hit-and-run, Steven Simpson was heard making a “threatening statement,” and that two gunshots were heard shortly afterward. The arrest affidavits cited by multiple news reports describe the remark that way, but the stories do not quote it verbatim. So, based on the public record cited so far, the most precise answer is that investigators say he made a threatening remark on the call, but the exact words have not been disclosed publicly.

3 articles · Updated · littletonindependent.net · Jul 31

Steven Simpson, 25, and Corryn Simpson, 26, were arrested over the July 25 shooting that killed Andrew Bott after a driving altercation in Littleton.
A 10:28 p.m. 911 call shows the couple reporting that a blue Ford truck hit their white BMW and fled, but they kept following the truck after dispatch told them to stop.
Steven is heard making a threat on the call before two gunshots, while the truck's driver separately told 911 that shots hit the vehicle and struck Bott in the head.
Bott was taken from the Columbine High School parking lot to a hospital, where he died; Steven is jailed on first-degree murder and Corryn on accessory charges.