Pueblo man arrested after shooting woman in neck
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) A man is in custody after a shooting on Monday.
On Monday, Pueblo police responded to the 600 block of Colorado Avenue at 10 p.m. after a call came in about a shooting. The caller said her husband had shot a woman in their home, saying the victim and her husband were arguing before the incident.
At the scene, officers found John Anderson, 83, outside of the house. The victim was inside the home.
According to PPD, the victim had been shot in her upper shoulder/lower neck. She was conscious and was able to speak with officers.
The first-degree murder trial of Donthe Lucas is set to resume Wednesday following a two-week break prompted by COVID-19 exposure in a Pueblo courtroom.
Lucas, 28, is accused of killing his then-girlfriend, Kelsie Schelling, who disappeared in Pueblo Feb. 4, 2013, after traveling to meet Lucas. Schelling was 21 years old and about 8 weeks pregnant at the time.
Trial proceedings were five days underway on Feb. 9, when 10th Judicial District Court Judge Thomas Flesher called for a two-week recess, saying someone in the courtroom tested positive for COVID-19.
The 14-day quarantine was recommended to the court by the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment.
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Police responded to a burglary alarm on Pueblo s north side early Saturday morning and found broken glass and other indications the store had been entered. Nobody was found in the building.
Officers conducted a search of the area and found a man hiding in a nook at a nearby building with some cardboard in front of him. The man initially refused police commands to come out and show his hands, but relented after additional officers arrived.
When he emerged, he was puffing on a suspected narcotics pipe. Police allegedly found items stolen from the burglarized store on the suspect.