Scott Steverding is accused of carjacking a woman with a needle. (Photo from Waltham PD)
WALTHAM (AP) — Police say they have caught up with a homeless man who allegedly threatened a teenage girl with a syringe he claimed was filled with HIV-tainted blood outside a Waltham pharmacy.
Scott Steverding was arrested overnight by Waltham investigators in Cambridge. He was arraigned Thursday on charges that include attempted murder, armed carjacking, and assault with a dangerous weapon, but did not enter a plea.
He was ordered held without bail until a dangerousness hearing.
Police say the 30-year-old Steverding threatened the 17-year-old girl on Tuesday morning, then stole her vehicle and her purse with about $200 in cash, almost striking the girl as he drove away.
Using surveillance video, police identified the suspect as Steverding. He is also a suspect in a robbery at a city gas station on Monday.
It was not immediately clear if he had a lawyer.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.


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