The United States Marshals Service said in a press release Saturday it was extremely happy to announce Dolan s arrest after working tirelessly toward the pursuit of justice in this case.
“This is one of those investigations that truly pulls on the heart-strings of everyone, as crimes against children do,” U.S. Marshal Nick Willard said. “The US Marshals Fugitive Task Force and countless other agencies worked tirelessly to ensure that all three of these fugitives were arrested so they can be brought to justice.”
Dolan s arrest Saturday comes one day after the Londonderry Police Department and the U.S. Marshals offered a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to his location and arrest.
Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler passes away at 82
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3rd Suspect Arrested in Death of Toddler Found at NH Truck Stop
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By MORGAN WINSOR and MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News
(NEW HAVEN, Conn.) Police have secured an arrest warrant charging Qinxuan Pan, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate student, with murder for the death of a Yale graduate student earlier this month.
On Feb. 6. 26-year-old Kevin Jiang was shot dead on a street in New Haven, Connecticut, according to an application for an arrest warrant filed earlier this month by an officer with the Mansfield Police Department.
The New Haven Police Department confirmed to ABC News Saturday that they obtained an arrest warrant for Pan, 29, and he remains at large.
U.S. Marshal Matthew Duffy said the murder warrant was secured with a $5 million bond.
Alabama murder suspect arrested in Connecticut
By Christine Mui Globe Correspondent,Updated February 26, 2021, 11:05 p.m.
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A man wanted for murder in Alabama was arrested at a hotel in Connecticut on Thursday, according to a statement from the United States Marshals Service.
John Robert Thomas III, 40, was taken into custody without incident at 9:45 a.m. at the Econo Lodge in Southington
by the US Marshals Service fugitive task force and Waterbury police the statement said.
On Feb. 18, Thomas allegedly shot two victims, one in the face and one in the chest, before fleeing Alabama. The Opelika Police Department in Alabama issued an arrest warrant the next day, the statement said.