Intense Manhunt Ends in Capture of Colorado Shooter

Henry Corral, the suspect in a shooting that left one dead and two critically injured in Alamosa, Colorado, was captured following an extensive manhunt. Officers found the victims at The Sunset Inn and eventually tracked down and apprehended Corral after a lengthy pursuit. He faces several serious charges.

Henry Corral, the suspect in a deadly shooting in Alamosa, Colorado, has been captured after an exhaustive manhunt that involved federal, state, and local authorities. The intense search, which spanned a vast area of southern Colorado, ended Sunday when officers apprehended Corral following a 'lengthy foot pursuit,' according to Alamosa Police Chief George Dingfelder.

Corral allegedly left one person dead and two critically injured after opening fire at The Sunset Inn around 2 am. Officers initially responded to reports of shots fired and discovered the grim scene. Following the shooting, Corral fled in a vehicle, which he later crashed, and then made a failed attempt to carjack another vehicle before fleeing on foot into farmland.

Authorities issued an arrest warrant late Sunday, charging Corral with first-degree murder, attempted murder, tampering with evidence, aggravated robbery, and possession of a weapon by a previous offender. Corral has a known criminal history, including convictions for reckless manslaughter and felony assault. The search effort involved a large force that included aircraft and door-to-door searches.

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