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Glendale police continue investigation into 2009 homicide

Posted 3/25/17

Julian Amarillas (Glendale PD)

Nearly eight years have passed since Glendale police found a man dead inside a home.

Officers continue to look into the incident as part of their cold case …

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Glendale police continue investigation into 2009 homicide

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Julian Amarillas (Glendale PD)


Nearly eight years have passed since Glendale police found a man dead inside a home.

Officers continue to look into the incident as part of their cold case investigations.

On March 28, 2008, the Glendale Police Department responded to a shooting in the 6700 block of N. 54th Drive.

Upon arrival, officers discovered a male victim, Julian Amarillas, dead inside the residence.

Police learned a party took place at the time of the shooting.
Investigators seek the public’s assistance from anyone who may have witnessed the homicide.

Call the Glendale Police tip hot line at 623-930-3399.