U. S. Marshals capture pennsylvania fugitive wanted for murder

U.S. Marshals Capture Pennsylvania Fugitive Wanted for Murder

PITTSBURGH, PA — On Sunday, detectives from the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Violent Crime Unit, aided by the Fugitive Apprehension Unit, Violence Prevention Unit, and the U.S. Marshals Western Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force, executed a homicide arrest warrant.

The operation took place in the 2000 block of Mazette Place.

Malachi Smith, an 18-year-old resident, was arrested in connection with the May 31 homicide of a male in the 600 block of Sherwood Avenue.

Detectives also obtained and executed a search warrant at the residence following the arrest.

Smith faces charges of criminal homicide and carrying a firearm without a license.

The arrest occurred without incident, and Smith is currently in custody.

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