A man wanted for attempted murder in Denver, Colorado was arrested Wednesday in Shelbyville.  

An investigator for the Denver Police Department notified Shelbyville authorities he’d tracked Fernando Noriega Garcia by his cellphone to a home on East Parkway.   

Shelbyville detectives and agents from the 17th Judicial District Drug Task Force watched the home and apprehended Garcia as he and another man pulled into the driveway.   

Garcia was charged locally with being a fugitive from justice and is being extradited to Colorado, a report by Detective Cody Swift said.   

Burglary suspect   

Police arrested Robert Warner after he allegedly broke into a vehicle Tuesday at Cheers Nutrition on the Shelbyville square.   

Warner was allegedly seen reaching into the vehicle taking a purse. A witness began chasing Warner, who allegedly knocked a mirror off another vehicle, dropping the purse, while on the run.   

Arriving officers were told to look for a bald man wearing camo pants. Warner fit the description “exactly” according to Sgt. Justin Smith, who arrested him on Mill Street just off the square moments later.   

Warner denied taking the purse and said he was running because he was being chased. He was charged with auto burglary with bond set at $7,500.   

Intake   

The following were charged since Thursday by the Shelbyville Police Department, Bedford County Sheriff’s Office, Tennessee Highway Patrol or 17th Judicial District Drug Task Force. They are only charged; guilt or innocence will be determined by the courts.   

• Matthew Glen Cowell, 31, Hilltop Drive; public intoxication, driving on suspended license; released, $3,500 bond 
• Kenneth Jawayne Phillips, 36. Christiana; violation of probation (two counts); held, $5,000 bond •Michael Harrison Stewart, 36, Ridgeway Avenue; criminal trespassing; held, $1,500 bond 
• Cody Phillip Leo-Wright, 26, Elizabeth Street; possession of schedule I drug and paraphernalia, domestic assault; held, $11,000 bond.