A Circuit Court judge in Honolulu revoked bail for a 41-year-old man accused of shooting his 31-year-old girlfriend in Kahaluu.

Bronson Gouveia appeared at his arraignment before Judge Shirley Kawamura this morning on a second-degree attempted murder charge in connection with the December shooting. He was also charged with two firearm infractions.

His attorney, Michael Green, entered a not guilty plea to the charges on Gouveia’s behalf. Kawamura set Gouveia’s trial for April.

Police said Gouveia shot his girlfriend at a residence in Kahaluu on Dec. 23 and fled. She was taken to a hospital in serious condition.

Police arrested him on Jan. 21 in the Helemano area after he had been on the run for about a month. Bail was set at $1 million.

At his arraignment, Kawamura granted the state’s request to hold Gouveia without bail because he poses a danger to the community and is a flight risk.

He has 22 prior convictions and is also facing federal drug and firearm charges.