Colorado Property Dispute Turns Deadly: Main Suspect and Alleged Accomplice Arrested

Three killed and one wounded in rural Colorado shooting; suspect Hanme Clark and his believed girlfriend, Nancy Rae Medina-Kochis, now in custody.

Hanme Clark, the main suspect in the Colorado property dispute shooting, was arrested near Albuquerque, New Mexico, after about 25 hours on the run.
Nancy Rae Medina-Kochis, believed to be Clark's girlfriend, was also arrested in New Mexico and is suspected of being an accessory to the crime.
The shooting resulted in the deaths of Robert Geers, 63, his wife Beth Wade Geers, 73, and James Daulton, 58, near Westcliffe, Colorado. Daulton's wife, Patty Daulton, was also wounded.
According to court documents, Clark started shooting while Robert Geers was talking to a surveyor, allegedly over a trespassing dispute.
Other neighbors not involved in the shooting have accused Clark of harassing them, denying them court-ordered use of part of his property to access their property, and posting signs saying he was armed.