Man arrested after pulling a knife on loss prevention employees: Colorado Springs police
The Gazette file
A man was arrested Sunday afternoon after pulling out a knife during a dispute with loss prevention employees when they contacted him at their business, according to Colorado Springs police.
Curtis Singleton, 33, was arrested around 12:45 p.m. outside a business in the 2200 block of North Wahsatch Avenue. When the loss prevention employees contacted him, Singleton allegedly pulled out a knife, according to a blotter post by city police.
After a struggle, employees were able to take the knife from Singleton and detain him until officers arrived, the blotter post states. Singleton was arrested on suspicion of aggravated robbery, and police say he had an outstanding felony warrant related to robbery.
Man arrested after pulling a knife on loss prevention employees: Colorado Springs police
A man was arrested Sunday afternoon after pulling out a knife during a dispute with loss prevention employees when they contacted him at their business, according to Colorado Springs police.
Curtis Singleton, 33, was arrested around 12:45 p.m. outside a business in the 2200 block of North Wahsatch Avenue. When the loss prevention employees contacted him, Singleton allegedly pulled out a knife, according to a blotter post by city police.
After a struggle, employees were able to take the knife from Singleton and detain him until officers arrived, the blotter post states. Singleton was arrested on suspicion of aggravated robbery, and police say he had an outstanding felony warrant related to robbery.
