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Dramatic video captures Arizona cops busting Soho hotel murder suspect who prosecutors refuse to send back to NYC

Newly released police body camera footage captures the dramatic moment Arizona officers arrested a career criminal wanted in the gruesome murder of a Queens mother at a SoHo hotel. ing.

Raad Almansouri, 26, was cornered in a parking lot by Scottsdale police on Feb. 18, still driving a stolen sedan that had been carjacked the day before, when they slapped him in the cuff. Video posted on Facebook by Arizona authorities is shown.

Al-Mansouri was in the midst of an out-of-control crime spree when police nabbed him in the Grand Canyon State, days after the NYPD said he beat and strangled 38-year-old escort Dennis Oleas-Arancibia inside a Soho room. It is said that there was 54 hotels on February 7th.

His arrest has since sparked a legal firestorm between Arizona state prosecutors and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, with Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell saying that Bragg is putting career criminal Al-Mansouri behind bars. They are refusing to extradite Mr. Al-Mansoori to the Big Apple, fearing that they will not.

On February 18, police in Scottsdale, Arizona arrested Soho Hotel murder suspect Raad al-Mansoori in a local parking lot. scottsdale police department
Ra’ad al-Mansouri was charged with violent assaults on two women in Arizona earlier this month and is being held without bail. scottsdale police department

A war of words erupted between the two prosecutors last week, with Mr. Mitchell harping on Mr. Bragg’s moderate reputation for crime and the Manhattan DA’s office accusing Mr. Bragg of playing politics and “hype.” denounced.

Al-Mansoori’s string of alleged crimes began after he flew into New York from Florida in late January, booked a date with Oleas Aranchibia on February 7, got into an argument over paid time, and killed her. announced the police. officials said.

Surveillance cameras captured the murder suspect emerging from a hotel wearing the victim’s light-colored tights after the brutal and fatal assault reportedly left his pants soaked with blood.

Denise Oleas Aranchibia, a 38-year-old mother of two from Queens, was working as a bodyguard when she was murdered in Soho on February 7th.

Police say he hopped on a plane to Arizona on February 12, before he was identified as a person of interest in the case, and began a criminal binge within a week.

A man is suspected of carjacking a woman in Phoenix on February 17 and stabbing her before fleeing in her car, police said.

The next day, he was charged with threatening a female McDonald’s employee in Surprise, Arizona, cornering her in a bathroom stall, pointing a gun at her and stabbing her as she screamed.

Al-Mansouri is currently being held without bail in the Maricopa County Jail on charges stemming from both incidents. Mitchell remains adamant that she will prosecute al-Mansouri on these charges before considering sending him back to New York to face the murder charges at the SoHo hotel. Killing.

Police in Scottsdale, Arizona, said Raad al-Mansouri was driving a stolen car when he was stopped by officers on February 18th. scottsdale police department
Raad Almansouri is accused of punching and strangling Denis Oleas-Arancibia inside the Soho 54 Hotel on February 7th. peter garber

Police say the suspect lives in Arizona, Florida and Texas, and has a string of arrests and crimes in all three locations, including a bust in Florida where he was released on bail for assaulting a woman.

Police said Al-Mansoori confessed to the Manhattan murder and two violent incidents in Arizona when he was taken into custody in Scottsdale.

He has been identified as a key suspect in the New York murders, but has not been formally charged as he remains confined in Arizona, authorities said.

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