Massive manhunt ends in arrest after Albuquerque officer shot, wounded in weekend traffic stop

This image from video provided by the Albuquerque Police Department shows the alleged suspect in an attack on an Albuquerque police officer, Saturday, Jan. 3, 2015, in Albuquerque, N.M. Authorities said that Lou Golson, a 31-year-veteran of the force, was wounded at a traffic stop shooting and is in stable condition following surgery. Police said Sunday that they were still searching for his attacker and released three blurry photos of the alleged suspect that had been taken by a video camera carried by Golson. (AP Photo/Albuquerque Police Department) (The Associated Press)

Albuquerque Police Chief Gorden Eden talks to reporters about the arrest of Christopher Cook, 36, who is suspected of shooting Albuquerque Officer Lou Golson during a Saturday traffic stop, during a news conference Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2015, in Albuquerque, N.M. Eden says Cook, a homeless man was arrested early Tuesday. (AP Photo/Russell Contreras) (The Associated Press)

Authorities say a man suspected of shooting and wounding an Albuquerque officer has been arrested after a massive manhunt.

Albuquerque police said Bernalillo County sheriff's deputies took 36-year-old Christopher Cook into custody without incident early Tuesday on suspicion of shooting Officer Lou Golso during a weekend traffic stop.

Police say Golson was shot twice, at least once in the torso, as he tried to question Cook early Saturday morning during a stop on suspected drunken driving. Authorities say it's unclear what provoked the driver to open fire on the officer, who shot back before the suspect fled.

Golson is listed in stable condition following surgery, but he will need additional surgeries.

Online court records don't list a lawyer for Cook. Police have scheduled a press conference Tuesday to discuss the case.