A man shot by Fort Collins police while holding a woman pushing a stroller at gunpoint was convicted of kidnapping, menacing and other charges connected to the encounter, according to the 8th Judicial District Attorney’s Office. Colten Sirio, 33, was found guilty of six counts of kidnapping, two counts of child abuse, felony menacing and reckless endangerment on Wednesday after a jury trial, the district attorney’s office said in a news release. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | 3 people detained by Aurora police after Edge of Lowry home invasion, kidnapping released Crime and Public Safety | 16 suspected Tren de Aragua gang members in ICE custody after kidnapping, torture at Aurora’s Edge of Lowry apartments Crime and Public Safety | Aurora police detain at least 15 people after gang-related kidnapping, torture at Edge of Lowry apartments Crime and Public Safety | Teenager allegedly kidnapped from East Colfax coffee shop found safe, Aurora police say Crime and Public Safety | Colorado man gets 22 years in prison for kidnapping a woman from Michael Bloomberg’s ranch Sirio was shot by Fort Collins police on Feb. 7 after officers responded to a call in a neighborhood near the Colorado State University campus about a suspicious man walking with a woman pushing a stroller. Officers found Sirio with the woman near City Park Avenue and West Elizabeth Street and tried to arrest him on a warrant in a separate case when he pulled out a gun and pointed it at the woman, according to the DA’s office. Fort Collins Police Officer Ryan Fandre shot Sirio in the shoulder after he did not follow police instructions and kept walking while pointing the gun at the woman. The district attorney’s office later found Fandre was legally justified in using force in the incident. Sirio faces a minimum sentence of 72 years and up to 216 years in prison, according to the district attorney’s office. He’s set to be sentenced Feb. 3. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.