Suspect In Rhode Island Murder 10 Years Ago Arrested In North Texas
Jason Lopes, 33, was arrested in Garland this week for a murder outside a Rhode Island bar nearly 10 years ago, officials said Friday.
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Jason Lopes, 33, was arrested in Garland this week for a murder outside a Rhode Island bar nearly 10 years ago, officials said Friday.
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