Pennsylvania homicide suspect arrested during I-25 traffic stop near Castle Pines
A Pennsylvania homicide suspect wanted in a 2024 killing was pulled over and arrested on northbound I-25 near Castle Pines with help from state and county officers.
Colorado investigators arrested a Pennsylvania homicide suspect during a traffic stop on northbound I-25 near Castle Pines, pulling 46-year-old Anthony Kistle off one of Douglas County’s busiest travel corridors with help from Colorado State Patrol and the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation said the arrest happened July 15, 2026. Kistle was wanted in connection with a 2024 homicide in Pennsylvania, turning what began as a traffic stop into a cross-state apprehension that ended in Douglas County.
The Pennsylvania case centered on the May 22, 2024 shooting death of Karen Kistle, who was found inside her home on Vandien Drive in Dingman Township. Pennsylvania State Police at Blooming Grove investigated the death with help from the Pike County District Attorney’s Office, the Pike County Coroner’s Office and the Delaware Township Ambulance Corps. She died before she could be airlifted to Geisinger Community Medical Center in Scranton.
CBI thanked local partners for the swift arrest, underscoring how quickly a fugitive wanted in another state can be located and detained once a warrant hits a highway corridor that carries both local traffic and long-haul travel. On northbound I-25 near Castle Pines, state troopers and Douglas County deputies were part of the stop that ended the search for Kistle.
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