A Michigan man has been charged with murder after he allegedly posed as a utility worker before murdering a man and tying up his wife. A second suspect was also taken into custody days after Hussein Murray,

A Michigan man has been charged with felony murder after he and another individual allegedly impersonated utility workers before killing a man and tying up his wife, according to local authorities. Carlos Jose Hernandez,

A second suspect has been arrested after allegedly posing as utility workers to gain access to a couple’s Michigan home before killing the man and leaving his wife restrained

Investigators are seeking Hernandez’s extradition to Michigan. The sheriff’s office is searching for the second suspect, whose identity is unknown.

A second suspect was arrested Monday in connection to the murder of a Michigan man inside his home after two men posed as utility workers, authorities said. The Oakland County Sheriff's Office said its fugitive apprehension team located the second suspect as he was traveling Monday afternoon in Plymouth Township — a western suburb of Detroit — and made a traffic stop.

Carlos Hernandez allegedly posed as a utility worker to break into a suburban Detroit home, killing Hussein Murray and tying up his wife; a manhunt is underway for second suspect.

An arrest has been made in Friday's brutal murder of a septuagenarian who authorities say was killed by two men who gained entrance to his home by posing as utility workers.

Carlos Jose Hernandez, 37, was charged with felony murder and two counts of unlawful imprisonment after he and an accomplice allegedly impersonated utility workers to get into a Michigan home. (Oaklan

A suspect has been arrested and charged with murder in connection to a Michigan home invasion in which two men are believed to have gained entry by posing as utility workers. The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office identified him as Carlos Jose Hernandez,