DENVER (CBS4) – Police in Denver believe a suspect was wearing clown makeup and used “claw gloves” in a deadly attack that left one man dead in Capitol Hill early Tuesday morning. 
 
 Officers rushed to the corner of 11th and Broadway about 12:50 a.m. Tuesday on reports of a stabbing. The man, described as a well-known transient in the neighborhood, was rushed to the hospital. He died a short time later. 
 
 UPDATE: This is now being investigated as a homicide. Adult male victim xported & died at hospital. No suspect info. Active investigation. https://t.co/AfHlLEuxB1 — Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) May 23, 2017 
 
 The victim has been identified as Brian Lucero, 29. 
 
 Witnessed told police that a fight broke out at the gas station located at 10th and Broadway and then moved to 11th and Broadway near Torchy’s Tacos. 
 
 Officers hope a nearby HALO camera will help provide clues as to what happened. 
 
 Police detained Christian Gulzow, 36, who is being held for investigation of first-degree murder. 
 
 Witnesses told investigators he was wearing white clown makeup and what was described as “claw gloves,” gloves with blades at the base of each finger. Witnesses estimated the blades were 2-to-3 inches long. 
 
 Witnesses said the suspect, Gulzow, took off on a scooter. Officers located a bloody knife in the bushes in the 900 block of Galapago. The suspect was located at West Alameda Avenue and Lipan Street, covered in blood. 
 
 Gulzow apparently told police Lucero stole his scooter. ||||| You’ve probably noticed those big, white cameras high in the sky around Denver. Those are H.A.L.O. (High Activity Location Observation) cameras. How do they work and why are they there? Check this video out, then click this link for a list of H.A.L.O. camera locations around Denver: http://bit.ly/22Vo61V 
 
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– An altercation outside a Denver taco eatery ended in death, between a man CBS Denver describes as a "well-known transient" and a suspect who was allegedly made up like a clown and tried to flee on a scooter. KUSA reports that police found an unresponsive Brian Lucero, one stab wound to his throat, lying in the parking lot of Torchy's Tacos, around 1am Tuesday after receiving a call. Witnesses say, per a police statement, that the fight between the 29-year-old Lucero and the alleged perpetrator, 36-year-old Christian Gulzow, actually started at a nearby gas station. Gulzow—who was said to have been sporting white clownlike makeup with black streaks and Freddy Krueger-like gloves, with 2- to 3-inch blades on the fingertips—allegedly started threatening Lucero, then swinging at him. Lucero fought back, and the two men eventually ended up at Torchy's, where Lucero collapsed in the lot. Gulzow reportedly took off on a scooter, but High Activity Location Observation cameras the Denver PD has scattered about the city picked up his trail, and he was arrested not long after, bloodied and sans weapon (camera operators say they saw him toss a knife, which was later recovered, into the bushes). Gulzow told cops that Lucero tried to steal his scooter and that Lucero may have been stabbed when they fell, perhaps impaled by one of Gulzow's blades or a spike on his wrist bracelet; he says he didn't know Lucero had been stabbed when he zipped away, though that's not what witnesses are saying. He's now being held on suspicion of first-degree murder charges. Lucero died at a nearby hospital of his stab wound. (A skateboarder was allegedly stabbed by a group of clowns.)