US fugitive on murder charge to be extradited to Washington DC
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August 22, 2022

US fugitive on murder charge to be extradited to Washington DC

A man wanted for murder in Washington DC in the United States waived his rights to an extradition hearing in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court on Monday.

Ranje Reynolds, 24, who was captured in Kingston on Tuesday, is wanted in connection with the January murder of 27-year-old Tarek Boothe of Virginia. The US authorities said that the murder occurred following an argument between the men.

READ: US fugitive held in Jamaica to return to court next week

A senior parish court Judge signed documents of committal for arrangements to be made for him to be taken to the United States.

Reynolds is expected to be sent to the United States within the next 30 days.

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