BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. – Sixteen years after a person was once gunned down in unincorporated Central Broward, Broward Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit detectives have known a second suspect accused of being concerned in the homicide.
Authorities launched a Crime Stoppers flyer Friday that depicts Jairo Jonathan Aguilar-Arevalo, aka “Satanas,” together with an age development photograph of ways Aguilar-Arevalo may glance these days.
Detectives say he’s 37, about 5-feet, 1-inch to 5-feet-2 inches tall, and had brief wavy hair on the time of the crime.
He is sought after on a first-degree homicide fee in the killing of Jose Cuellar.
According to detectives, Cuellar arrived close to the 4300 block of Southwest twenty fifth Street in a beige 1996 Toyota at the afternoon of Jan. 14, 2007, accompanied via the 2 suspects.
Detectives mentioned probably the most suspects stepped out of the automobile and walked away moments ahead of the second suspect shot Cuellar to dying.
Authorities mentioned the person then returned to the automobile and the duo fled the scene.
According to detectives, the case was once investigated for years, however in the end went chilly.
Things, then again, took a flip in December 2021 when detectives, with the aid of the FBI and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, reopened the case and came upon that every one 3 males have been individuals of the MS-13 gang (Mara Salvatrucha).
Sergio Perera-Marenco was once then known as probably the most two suspects concerned in the murder and he was once arrested on Feb. 27 in Fort Lauderdale.
He was once charged with one depend of first-degree homicide with a firearm.
Investigators say Aguilar-Arevalo, who stays at massive, labored as a roof craftsman and lived in the Oakland Park space, however is at the start from El Salvador.
A reason for the shooting has now not been launched.
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, MS-13 originated in Los Angeles, California, in the Eighties, and was once created via Salvadoran immigrants.
Federal officers say the now-international felony gang is well-organized, “and is heavily involved in lucrative illegal enterprises, being notorious for its use of violence to achieve its objectives.”
Anyone with information about Aguilar-Arevalo’s whereabouts is requested to touch BSO Cold Case Unit Detective Andrew Gianino at 954-321-4376 or put up a tip in the course of the SaferWatch App.
Those who want to stay nameless are requested to touch Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477), on-line at browardcrimestoppers.org, or dial **TIPS (8477) from any cell phone in the United States.
A praise of as much as $5,000 is being presented for information that ends up in an arrest.
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