Colorado Springs police saw theft, gun violence and domestic abuse, among dozens of other offenses, last week, making a total of 265 arrests, according to department records.

From Sept. 14 to Sept. 20, the Colorado Springs Police Department posted 17 blotter entries to its public database of arrests approved for public release. Here is a recap of those entries: 

On Monday, Nathan Van Winkle, 32, was arrested after stealing a motorcycle with a stolen “getaway vehicle” and trailer. When police recovered the stolen getaway vehicle, trailer and motorcycle, they recovered an additional stolen motorcycle. Upon police contact with Van Winkle, he attempted to flee on the stolen motorcycle but was arrested shortly after.

On Tuesday, one man was arrested in connection with an attempted homicide case from April, when he was a juvenile. In the April shooting, he and two other suspects allegedly fired 30 rounds into a parked vehicle with two bystanders inside. One of the additional suspects has been arrested and the other is still at large.

On Wednesday, a person who was repossessing a vehicle in the 700 block of East Moreno Avenue was confronted by a male who told him he could not take the car. When the victim continued towing it, the suspect allegedly ripped the cameras from the tow-truck and then fired multiple rounds into the vehicle. One bystander was shot in the altercation. Police have not announced any arrests.  

On Thursday, Peter Hughes, 36, was arrested after allegedly breaking into a residence in the 6100 block of Mustang Meadow Point, where a victim and their 6-year-old child, who had several protection orders against him, lived. Hughes was taken into custody on several charges, including false imprisonment and child abuse.  

On Friday, a person was shot while inside their vehicle at Grinnell and South Powers boulevards. The victim was able to drive themselves to the hospital. No arrests have been announced by police.  

On Saturday morning, police arrested one man who was driving a stolen vehicle connected to a robbery earlier in the week, in which he allegedly threatened to shoot an employee. When police attempted to contact the suspect in the stolen vehicle, a foot pursuit ensued, leading to the deployment of K-9 Roam. Roam grabbed the suspect by the right bicep, and he was taken into custody without further incident. 

On Saturday afternoon, one man was allegedly stabbed in the neck after being robbed at Monument Valley Park. The victim needed eight sutures to close the wound. This is the second stabbing near the park in the past 30 days, following the fatal stabbing of 48-year-old Daniel Parsons on Aug. 28.

More incidents at a glance

• On Sept. 14, there was a shooting in the 4000 block of Riviera Grove, leaving one with non-life threatening injuries. Police say all involved parties have been located.  

• Also on Sept. 14, Nickolas Jones was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence menacing that caused a four-hour shelter-in-place in the 7600 block of Ochre View.  

• On Monday, Gary Gamble, 23, was arrested on charges of attempted homicide and domestic violence after allegedly strangling someone repeatedly.  

• On Tuesday, Burnest Johnson, 48, was arrested after allegedly firing “at least” one shot at a victim and missing.

• On Wednesday, Larry Kaualeni Abenes, 61, registered as a sexually violent predator at 3615 Roberts Road, a residence managed by Embrave Community Corrections. 

• Also on Wednesday, a business owner called police about a customer who had locked themselves in a broom closet and then climbed into the ceiling. After one hour, Milo Cordova-Rodriguez came out of the ceiling and was arrested.  

• On Thursday, the driver of a motorcycle was pronounced dead at the scene of a fatal crash in the 800 block of Centennial Boulevard.  

• Later on Thursday, one man was arrested after threatening police with guns and coming “within 20 feet” of an officer with a shotgun. Police say one of the weapons recovered is “possibly illegal.” Investigators believe the man was having a mental health episode.

• On Friday, Maan Karan was arrested after allegedly inciting a police pursuit when driving under the influence of alcohol near Cimmaron, Exit 141, on Interstate 25.  

• On Saturday, one person was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound. The victim did not identify himself to police. Shortly after, a shots fired call was received near East Buena Ventura Street and North Hancock Avenue. Police say it is unclear whether the two incidents are related. 

Colorado Springs police saw theft, gun violence and domestic abuse, among dozens of other offenses, last week, making a total of 265 arrests, according to department records.

From Sept. 14 to Sept. 20, the Colorado Springs Police Department posted 17 blotter entries to its public database of arrests approved for public release. Here is a recap of those entries:

On Monday, Nathan Van Winkle, 32, was arrested after stealing a motorcycle with a stolen “getaway vehicle” and trailer. When police recovered the stolen getaway vehicle, trailer and motorcycle, they recovered an additional stolen motorcycle. Upon police contact with Van Winkle, he attempted to flee on the stolen motorcycle but was arrested shortly after.

On Tuesday, one man was arrested in connection with an attempted homicide case from April, when he was a juvenile. In the April shooting, he and two other suspects allegedly fired 30 rounds into a parked vehicle with two bystanders inside. One of the additional suspects has been arrested and the other is still at large.

On Wednesday, a person who was repossessing a vehicle in the 700 block of East Moreno Avenue was confronted by a male who told him he could not take the car. When the victim continued towing it, the suspect allegedly ripped the cameras from the tow-truck and then fired multiple rounds into the vehicle. One bystander was shot in the altercation. Police have not announced any arrests.

On Thursday, Peter Hughes, 36, was arrested after allegedly breaking into a residence in the 6100 block of Mustang Meadow Point, where a victim and their 6-year-old child, who had several protection orders against him, lived. Hughes was taken into custody on several charges, including false imprisonment and child abuse.

On Friday, a person was shot while inside their vehicle at Grinnell and South Powers boulevards. The victim was able to drive themselves to the hospital. No arrests have been announced by police.

On Saturday morning, police arrested one man who was driving a stolen vehicle connected to a robbery earlier in the week, in which he allegedly threatened to shoot an employee. When police attempted to contact the suspect in the stolen vehicle, a foot pursuit ensued, leading to the deployment of K-9 Roam. Roam grabbed the suspect by the right bicep, and he was taken into custody without further incident.

On Saturday afternoon, one man was allegedly stabbed in the neck after being robbed at Monument Valley Park. The victim needed eight sutures to close the wound. This is the second stabbing near the park in the past 30 days, following the fatal stabbing of 48-year-old Daniel Parsons on Aug. 28.

More incidents at a glance

• On Sept. 14, there was a shooting in the 4000 block of Riviera Grove, leaving one with non-life threatening injuries. Police say all involved parties have been located.  

• Also on Sept. 14, Nickolas Jones was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence menacing that caused a four-hour shelter-in-place in the 7600 block of Ochre View.  

• On Monday, Gary Gamble, 23, was arrested on charges of attempted homicide and domestic violence after allegedly strangling someone repeatedly.  

• On Tuesday, Burnest Johnson, 48, was arrested after allegedly firing “at least” one shot at a victim and missing.

• On Wednesday, Larry Kaualeni Abenes, 61, registered as a sexually violent predator at 3615 Roberts Road, a residence managed by Embrave Community Corrections. 

• Also on Wednesday, a business owner called police about a customer who had locked themselves in a broom closet and then climbed into the ceiling. After one hour, Milo Cordova-Rodriguez came out of the ceiling and was arrested.  

• On Thursday, the driver of a motorcycle was pronounced dead at the scene of a fatal crash in the 800 block of Centennial Boulevard.  

• Later on Thursday, one man was arrested after threatening police with guns and coming “within 20 feet” of an officer with a shotgun. Police say one of the weapons recovered is “possibly illegal.” Investigators believe the man was having a mental health episode.

• On Friday, Maan Karan was arrested after allegedly inciting a police pursuit when driving under the influence of alcohol near Cimmaron, Exit 141, on Interstate 25.  

• On Saturday, one person was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound. The victim did not identify himself to police. Shortly after, a shots fired call was received near East Buena Ventura Street and North Hancock Avenue. Police say it is unclear whether the two incidents are related.