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"Albuquerque police have arrested the suspect who is accused of shooting an officer early Saturday morning.Bernalillo County sheriff's deputies arrested Christopher Cook around 4 a.m. Tuesday while performing an unrelated traffic stop in the 5000 block of Edith.They spotted him walking south on Edith from Montano. Deputies said he appeared to be staggering.\u00A0When they searched him, deputies found a large screwdriver in his pocket but no identification. Authorities were able to verify the man was Cook through his fingerprints.While being transported to jail, Cook said he didn't do anything and hasn't slept in two weeks. Cook told Action 7 News he doesn't remember Saturday morning at all.Police had been searching for Cook since they said he shot and injured Officer Lou Golson during a DWI traffic stop early Saturday morning.On Tuesday afternoon, police released lapel video of the shooting. The video shows Golson walk up to an SUV during a traffic stop. The driver of the vehicle fires five gunshots, and Golson fired back eight times.Golson was struck by three bullets, and the gunman fled.Despite serious injury, Golson was able to call in and describe the shooter.\"Blue jacket. Running northbound. San Mateo. Blue hat and blue jeans,\" Golson said into his radio.Golson had surgery and his recovery is expected to take months.CLICK HERE to see the lapel video. Warning the video may be considered disturbing.Police said Cook was driving a stolen vehicle that he took from That Car Place during a test drive.Police said DNA evidence led them to believe Cook was the shooter. Officers found Cook\u2019s fingerprints on the door of the SUV, on an alcohol bottle and on a gun that was left behind at the scene.Forensic experts ran Cook\u2019s DNA through a database and linked him to the crime late Monday night.He faces several charges including attempt to commit a felony (murder), felon in possession of a firearm, shooting at/from a motor vehicle and receiving and transferring a motor vehicle.If the court determines that Cook is an armed career criminal, he could face life in prison.Authorities said Cook was hard to track down because he is homeless.Court records show Cook has had several run-ins with the law. In the past 15 years, Cook has been arrested in connection to different violent crimes, including aggravated assault against a peace officer and armed robbery with a deadly weapon.\u00A0He was convicted of burglary in 1999 after breaking into a home with a screwdriver in hand. After that, he racked up several parole violations.\u00A0Court documents show he was even indicted for attempting to escape from the Bernalillo County West Detention Center in 2000. The indictment was later dropped, clearing him of those charges.Later that year he was back behind bars after being convicted of conspiracy to commit armed robbery. He spent the next four years in prison. After he got out in 2005, he racked up several parole violations.In 2007, he was arrested after leading state police on a high-speed chase on Interstate 40. He served more than six years in prison, and got out one year ago.He may face other charges for several different warrants issued last month in the metro.KOAT Action 7 News is following this story and will update it as soon as more information is available.PHOTOS: See all of Christopher Cook's mugshots"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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