Hartford police said no Hartford officers discharged their weapons, though they were on scene as part of the task force and have turned body camera footage over to the State police for the investigation.
State police said the task force investigates some of the more serious crimes in and around the city of Hartford.
Police have not identified the suspect. They are notifying the family and waiting for an autopsy to be performed.
According to FBI personnel at the scene, this was an isolated incident and no law enforcement officers were injured. There is a large police presence in Hartford after what local police said was a shooting involving an officer.
Esquibel represented himself without an attorney..
He has filed an appeal in which he is challenging his conviction.
Esquibel was arrested Aug. 9 of last year by FBI agents and Pueblo police of the Safe Streets Task Force when they raided his home with a search warrant and found guns and ammunition.
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The order allows Esquibel to be with his family at Christmas and New Year s Day.
Esquibel was arrested Aug. 9 last year by FBI agents and Pueblo police part of the Safe Streets Task Force when they raided his home with a search warrant and found guns and ammunition.
It was illegal for him to have a gun because he had been convicted in 2006 in Pueblo District Court of aggravated robbery of a Dairy Queen.
In his appeal and in his complaint against his prosecutors, Esquibel is representing himself without an attorney, as he had done at his trial last fall.
On Tuesday, the judge presiding over the case of Thomas Wornick gave his attorney 30 days to report back on whether she and the prosecutor agree on which psychiatrist or psychologist would examine Wornick.
Wornick, 37, was arrested March 9 after an investigation by sheriff s officers and the Safe Streets Task Force of the FBI and Pueblo police. He is charged with making threatening communications in emails.
The case is in Denver at the U.S. District Court for Colorado. Interactions with Mr. Wornick support the need for an evaluation, his attorney, Laura A. Menninger, wrote last month to Judge Raymond Moore. She said she has been unable to engage in a meaningful dialogue regarding the options for trial and or plea negotiations, defenses and evidence, with Mr. Wornick. It appears to counsel that Mr. Wornick is not able to assist properly in his defense.