BALTIMORE -- A man wanted in connection with homicides in Indianapolis and Texas has been arrested in Baltimore.
The U.S. Marshals Service arrested Milton Misael Zambrano-Gonzalez, 26, Saturday after a brief foot chase, according to the Baltimore Sun. He is charged with murder in the killings of a 35-year-old in Indianapolis and a 16-year-old in Houston.
Wilson Hernandez was stabbed to death in the 4600 block of Glastonbury Court on July 30.
The Marion County Prosecutor's Office filed murder charges against Gonzalez in early August in connection with the stabbing.
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According to the Marshals Service, Zambrano-Gonzalez is a member of the MS-13 gang who has had three immigration removals from the country. The department says U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency will pursue federal prosecution charges against him for illegal re-entry.
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Zambrano-Gonzalez was being held as a fugitive from justice, and online court records don’t list an attorney.
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