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June 29. 2012 10:05AM
ERNESTO LUIS MORA-SOTO
Mass. fugitive arrested in Nashua
ERNESTO LUIS MORA-SOTO
NASHUA - A man wanted for an attempted murder in Massachusetts was arrested Thursday afternoon in Nashua.
Nashua police assisted the Boston Fugitive Task Force in locating and arresting Carlos Gonzalez-Fernandez, who turned out to be Ernesto Luis Mora-Soto, 26, of 37 Crown St., Apt. 8. He was wanted on a fugitive from justice warrant in Massachusetts on a charge of assault to murder.
Nashua detectives assisted Boston Police and ICE in the investigation.
What's next: Mora-Soto is being held without bail pending arraignment Friday in 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division.
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