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SALT LAKE CITY — Police arrested a second person suspected of shooting and killing a 30-year-old man last month in Salt Lake City, and there may be more in the future.
Nay Blusoe, 21, was arrested Sunday and faces one charge of aggravated murder and one count of obstruction of justice, the Salt Lake City Police Department announced. Blusoe is the second suspect arrested for the alleged murder of Nico Christopher Patino on May 26. Last week, 19-year-old Abdihakim Mohamed was the first one arrested.According to court documents, Patino was at an"after-party event" at an industrial warehouse located at 1810 W. Fortune Road. Police said they viewed security camera footage that showed him standing in the parking lot when a vehicle pulled up to him.
Mohamed was identified as a suspect after an investigation that included footage of the suspect vehicle at the scene and on other local streets, as well as cell phone location data. He was pulled over on June 18 while driving the suspect vehicle, according to his arrest report. He spoke with police and admitted that he drives that car, but he denied going out the night of the shooting before requesting a lawyer.
It's not yet known how Blusoe was identified as a suspect, but SLCPD said he left the state and went to Detroit, Michigan at some point since the shooting. He arrived back at the Salt Lake City International Airport on Sunday, where SLCPD officers took him into custody.The department is still asking anyone with information about the shooting to call 801-799-3000, or they can make an anonymous tip online via City Protect, which can be found HERE. The case number is 24-113488.
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