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Brothers arrested in stabbing that killed man in Phoenix

Two men have been arrested in connection with a Nov. 11 stabbing that killed 33-year-old Milton Gonzales, police said.

Gabriel Celaya, 24, and Robert Celaya, 37, were arrested Nov. 14.  The brothers were booked into jail on multiple felonies, including murder, police said.

Gonzales was found about 7:30 p.m. Nov. 11 near 3200 East Roosevelt Street. He was taken to a hospital but did not survive his injuries, according to a release.

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MURDER CHARGE

Brothers arrested in stabbing that killed man in Phoenix

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Two men have been arrested in connection with a Nov. 11 stabbing that killed 33-year-old Milton Gonzales, police said.

Gabriel Celaya, 24, and Robert Celaya, 37, were arrested Nov. 14.  The brothers were booked into jail on multiple felonies, including murder, police said.

Gonzales was found about 7:30 p.m. Nov. 11 near 3200 East Roosevelt Street. He was taken to a hospital but did not survive his injuries, according to a release.

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