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Suspect in attempted-murder case back behind bars

A man who didn’t return to the courthouse Thursday after a break in his bond-revocation hearing is back in custody.

Jessie Kaizen, 23, was booked into the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center on Saturday.

Bond is set at more than $200,000.

Records show six warrants against Kaizen, who was wanted on a warrant for contempt of court in an attempted-homicide case. Kaizen was arrested in November after his 9-month-old daughter sustained life-threatening injuries.

His court date is set for March 18.

Harv Schaefer, left, and Ken Henault of the Springs Scrollers pose Monday, March 8, 2010 with some of the wooden cars they and other members of the club have made to give to troops to give out to kids in Iraq and Afghanistan. Schaefer said the club is making 200 of the cars a month to give away. He said the Pikes Peak Whittlers also donated 12,000 wheels for the project. Photo by Mark Reis, The Gazette

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