Brighton police arrested a man in connection with the death of a woman whose body was found Friday in an abandoned vehicle.

On Saturday, the Brighton Police Department announced the arrest of James Benavidez, 50, who faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder.

On Friday, authorities found the body of Keeley Koff, 32, in an abandoned vehicle near the 200 block of North 6th Avenue. She sustained apparent gunshot wounds, according to the police.

In his murder case, Benavidez also faces a charge of unlawful termination of pregnancy, according to police.

Upon his additional arrest, Benavidez was already in custody on multiple felony counts when Koff’s body was found.

A day prior, Benavidez was allegedly involved in an attempted robbery after allegedly trying to carjack a vehicle at a gas station, then stole another vehicle and shot at police Thursday morning on East Bromley Lane, according to 9NEWS.

The Denver Gazette’s news partner reported Benavidez has 60 prior arrests on his record and has been sentenced to prison seven times.

Brighton police said Benavidez also faces unrelated charges related to the attempted robbery, subsequent pursuit and attempted homicide of several police officers.

Benavidez’s next court date is scheduled for Sept. 4.

Anyone with information about the alleged homicide can call the Brighton Police Department tip line at 303-655-8740.