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Man arrested after threatening Colorado campers with axe

Man arrested after threatening Colorado campers with axe

CBS Newsa day ago
A 36-year-old man was arrested last month on several charges after campers in southwestern Colorado discovered him rummaging through their belongings and were then threatened with an axe.
Steven Sanguinetti was taken into custody by Saguache County sheriff's deputies who responded to calls to 9-1-1 on July 19.
Two campers told the deputies they had confronted a man who was going through their campsite. That man left but watched them from a distance, per the sheriff's office.
When the campers tried to leave in their vehicle, the man, later identified as Sanguinetti, approached them with an axe and began swinging it.
Deputies found Sanguinetti a short time after arriving at the scene and took him into custody. Sanguinetti faces felony menacing, harassment, assault, and criminal impersonation charges.
The incident happened at the Penitente Campground about 10 miles northeast of Del Norte. Sanguinetti was taken to the Rio Grande County Jail in Del Norte by Saguache deputies.
Rio Grande County Sheriff Anne Robinson said Sanguinetti fought with detention deputies at the facility. He now faces felony charges in another case filed as a result of the altercation.
Public records show Sanguinetti currently resides in Aurora.
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