A Colorado man, who was out on a $3 million bond while awaiting trial for the alleged murder of his wife, has been arrested again following a hit-and-run collision in Denver. Authorities report that the man was involved in a crash involving two other vehicles before allegedly fleeing the scene.

This new arrest marks a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings regarding the death of his wife. The suspect’s ability to remain free on bond had previously been a point of public interest given the severity of the initial murder charges. Following the hit-and-run incident, prosecutors are expected to address whether this new arrest will result in the revocation of his bond, which would return him to jail for the duration of the murder trial.

While the details of the hit-and-run are currently being processed by Denver law enforcement, the incident has reignited discussions regarding the conditions of his release. The suspect remains in custody as officials determine the next steps in both the new traffic-related charges and the pending homicide case.