Colorado Springs Police track down a man suspected of road rage, and arrest him after a brief stand-off outside his home.

A bicyclist traveling on Austin Bluffs Parkway told police he was confronted by a motorist in a red Jeep Cherokee around 4:30 p.m. Monday. The man on the bike told police that the driver of the Jeep yelled at him for being in the street on his bike. The two met up again at the next intersection, where they started talking about the situation, and the man on the bike told police that's when the driver showed him something that looked like a small handgun, and that the suspect also tried to reach into the cyclist's pocket to take his cell phone.

When the motorist drove away, the bicyclist used his cell phone to take a photo of the Jeep's license plate, and reported the driver to police.

Police say they found the suspect, Curtis Scriver, 46, in the backyard of his home on Farm Ridge Place. Police say Scriver did not comply with their requests, and a brief stand-off occurred. Later, police say they got a hold of Scriver on the phone and he eventually walked out of his home.

Scriver was arrested and booked into the county jail on Monday night on charges of felony menacing and attempted robbery.