Guatemalan Police Arrest Man Sought in U.S. Murder Case
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Guatemalan police arrested a 64-year-old man sought by U.S. authorities in connection with a murder case, authorities reported. Officers from the National Civil Police’s transnational anti-gang unit detained the suspect Monday in San Martín Zapotitlán, in the southwestern department of Retalhuleu.
The man, identified by authorities as a Guatemalan surnamed Bustamante, is wanted on a murder charge under New Jersey law. Prensa Libre reported that he is accused of killing his wife in the United States before moving to Guatemala. Reports differed on whether his first name is Alex Amado or Alis.
The arrest was Guatemala’s 39th detention this year involving an extradition request from the United States, according to state news agency AGN. The suspect has not been convicted, and a Guatemalan court must consider the extradition request. No public statement from the detained man or information about his legal representation was reported.
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