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Stamford murder suspect extradited, arraigned on $5 million bond

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STAMFORD — A man suspected of a Stamford homicide has been extradited from California and arraigned in Connecticut, police said Friday.

Juan Camillo Avila-Olmos, who was arrested in Los Angeles as a fugitive from justice, was returned to Connecticut on Jan. 10 to face charges in the death of Juan David Hernandez-Velasco at 77 Crystal St.

Avila-Olmos was arraigned at Stamford Superior Court on Jan. 13 on a charge of murder under statute 53a-54a.

The court set his bond at $5 million.

“The Stamford Police Department is dedicated to seeking justice for victims and their families,” said Captain Thomas Scanlon.

Lieutenant Douglas Deiso, who can be contacted at [email protected] or 203-977-4060, echoed this commitment.

No further details on the case were immediately available.

The investigation is ongoing.

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