Man faces murder charges in November Wheat Ridge antique store owner shooting

A person is dealing with homicide fees in connection to the Nov. 29 taking pictures of a Wheat Ridge vintage retailer proprietor.

The Wheat Ridge Police Division on Thursday really helpful three homicide fees in opposition to Charles Robinson Shay, 41, within the dying of Peter Arguello at his retailer, Peter Damian Superb Jewellery and Antiques, in keeping with a police division information launch.

Following an intensive investigation into the dying of Peter Arguello, who was shot and killed at his enterprise on the 7200 block of W thirty eighth Ave. on Nov. 29, 2023, the Wheat Ridge Police Division has really helpful felony fees in opposition to Charles Robinson Shay (DOB 1/10/83). pic.twitter.com/dfRizgOqmm

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Arguello, 64, was killed in a suspected theft at his retailer on Nov. 29, 2023.

Shay was already in custody after police stated he burglarized the vintage retailer the day after Christmas, practically a month after the taking pictures.

Police really helpful one rely of first-degree homicide and two counts of second-degree homicide in opposition to Shay in connection to Arguello’s dying.

“Whereas the division has really helpful felony fees in opposition to one particular person, the case stays energetic and ongoing,” the information launch said. “We stay assured our group is protected.”