Peter Manfredonia, 23, modified into once arrested in Maryland after a multi-affirm manhunt.
June 12, 2020, 1: 33 PM
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A 23-twelve months-worn University of Connecticut pupil who allegedly killed two people and led police on a multi-affirm manhunt has been transported from Maryland attend to Connecticut, authorities acknowledged Friday.
Peter Manfredonia modified into once moved in a single day from Maryland to a Connecticut Convey Police constructing in Tolland, Ct., acknowledged trooper Josue Dorelus, a Connecticut Convey Police spokesman.
Manfredonia is facing prices that embody murder, prison attempt and commit murder, first-diploma assault and dwelling invasion for alleged crimes in Willington, Ct., Dorelus acknowledged.
Costs possess now not yet been announced for his alleged crimes in Derby, Ct.
“Our hope is that the developments that might maybe well be supplied these days will give the families and communities impacted some extra or less closure,” Dorelus acknowledged at a recordsdata convention Friday morning.
The investigation started on Might perchance also 22, when Connecticut Convey Police acknowledged they obtained a 911 call reporting a disturbance in Willington. Responding officers chanced on two victims: one tiresome and one injured, police acknowledged.
Manfredonia modified into once usually called a suspect and a large manhunt modified into once launched, police acknowledged.
Manfredonia also allegedly stole guns and a truck in Willington earlier than driving to Derby, police acknowledged.
There he allegedly killed a 2d person, abducted somebody, stole a vehicle and fled, police acknowledged.
On Might perchance also 24, authorities learned that Manfredonia had been dropped off by an Uber at a Walmart in Pennsylvania, police acknowledged.
The kidnapping victim modified into once chanced on unharmed in Contemporary Jersey, police acknowledged.
Manfredonia modified into once arrested on Might perchance also 27 in Hagerstown, Maryland.
He’ll be transported to Rockville Superior Courtroom on Friday morning to be arraigned, Dorelus acknowledged.
He is being held on a $5 million bond.
ABC News’ Ahmad Hemingway and Ivan Pereira contributed to this document.
