Man who wore bladed gloves, clown makeup charged in stabbing
Christian Gulzow was arrested May 23 after surveillance cameras helped officers track him down.
A man who was wearing claw-like gloves and clown-style makeup when he allegedly stabbed another man to death in Denver has been charged with first-degree murder.
Christian Gulzow, who was formally charged Thursday, was arrested May 23 after surveillance cameras helped officers track him down.
Witnesses told police that a man with white clown makeup with black streaks threatened 29-year-old Brian Lucero in a convenience store and took swings at him with his gloves, which had blades about 3 inches (7.6 centimeters) long at the end of each finger. They say Lucero walked away, and the 36-year-old Gulzow followed him to a nearby parking lot.
Police say Lucero collapsed in the lot, and Gulzow fled on a scooter.
Booking documents do not indicate if Gulzow has hired an attorney.

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