Fugitive accused of Ohio murder arraigned in Holyoke

New at noon, a man accused of murder in Cleveland, Ohio, was arrested and arraigned in Holyoke. 22 News reporter Nick Antonakis joins us live in studio now with the details. Julia, this all stems from an alleged murder in Cleveland. Take a listen. Juan Lozada Delgado was arraigned in Holyoke District Court on two counts of being a fugitive. He was wanted on murder charges in Ohio after being accused of shooting two people in Cleveland. In court on Thursday, he submitted a not guilty plea. Now one of the people Lozada Delgado allegedly shot was killed while the other was left paralyzed. Holyoke Police, while working with state and federal law enforcement agencies, Say they found and arrested the fugitive on Tuesday afternoon around 2.20 p.m. near 173 Elm Street. Upon his arrest, federal investigators discovered that Lozada Delgado violated his supervised release, which was connected to drug-related crimes in Puerto Rico from 10 years ago. After Lozada Delgado pleaded not guilty to the charges he faces here in Massachusetts, he signed his waiver of extradition. Waiving his right of the issuance of a governor's warrant. That means he voluntarily is consenting to going back to Ohio to face the charges that are stacked against him there. Until then, he'll be in the Hamden County Jail in Ludlow. Lozada Delgado will likely not appear in Holyoke District Court again, unless if he's unable to make it back to Ohio. If that ends up being the case, his next time in Holyoke District Court would be on January 12th for a further hearing. Now be sure to stay with 22 News for the latest updates surrounding when Lozada Delgado ends up back in Cleveland. Working for you, Nick Antonakis, 22 News.