BANGOR, Maine (AP) — A Rhode Island man detained in the killing of three people whose bodies were found in a burning car in Maine is fighting extradition.
Thirty-one-year-old Nicholas Sexton of Warwick, R.I., was arrested by a tactical team early yesterday in Brockton, Mass. His lawyer indicated he’ll fight extradition, delaying his return to Maine.
In Maine, 34-year-old Randall “Ricky” Daluz entered pleas of not guilty yesterday
Both men were indicted last week in Penobscot County in the deaths of three Maine residents whose bodies were found inside a burning car with Rhode Island plates in a parking lot early on Aug. 13. Maine authorities said the victims were shot before the car was torched.
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