WARREN, Ohio - The suspect in a 2020 homicide in Warren has been found and captured by U.S. Marshals after a search that lasted over three years.

According to a press release, Marshals found and captured 32-year-old Gregory Stallworth, along with another suspect wanted for a separate homicide in Cuyahoga County.

The Cuyahoga County suspect, identified as Daniel Glenn was found in a home on the 4400 Block of Ashgrove Drive in Montclair, Virginia, which is about 30 miles away from Washington, D.C. During this arrest, police also found Stallworth, who was arrested without incident.

Additionally, 11 firearms including five handguns, six rifles and three gun magazines along with dozens of rounds of ammunition were seized.

A murder warrant has been active for Stallworth since January of 2021. The warrant is in connection with the shooting and killing of Queysean Sallis in September of 2020 on the 1400 Block of Fifth Street in Warren.

Stallworth is currently awaiting extradition back to Warren where he will answer to his charges.

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