Man charged in West Chester homicides to be returned to Ohio

Singh, 37, was arrested in a Connecticut parking lot Tuesday afternoon.

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After signing arrest warrants on Singh for multiple counts of aggravated murder, West Chester police notified Branford (Connecticut) police that Singh was staying in a residence there. He was located and apprehended in a parking lot of Walmart, according to the Branford Police.

Singh is the man who called 911 on the night of April 28 screaming that he had found his family dead, according to West Chester Police Chief Joel Herzog.

Singh is accused of the killing his wife, Shalinderjit Kaur, 39; his in-laws, Hakikat Singh Pannag, 59, and Parmjit Kaur, 62; and his aunt by marriage, Amarjit Kaur, 58, at their apartment on Wyndtree. All died of gunshot wounds.

According to court documents, the victims were all shot in the head with a 9mm handgun. Police have declined to elaborate on the weapon or weapons involved in the shooting. Police searched a pond at the apartment complex on Wyndtree Drive and did recover evidence, but they have also declined to say if it was the murder weapon.

“This is a heinous crime that greatly impacted the West Chester community and specifically the Sikh community. This has been a complex investigation with many hours invested from law enforcement around the world,” Herzog said.

Ajaib Singh, elder brother to Amarjit Kaur, younger brother to Parmjit Kaur, maternal uncle to Shalinderjit and brother-in-law to Hakikat Singh Panag, issued a statement after the arrest.

“On behalf of my broad family and friends, we are very thankful to West Chester police department for making an arrest in connection with murders of our relatives. We are also thankful to Ohio state, Federal and other law enforcement agencies who participated in the investigation. We highly appreciate Sikh community of greater Cincinnati who helped police in the investigation. We have full faith in Chief Herzog’s team, and pray for murder convictions in the court,” he said.