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LAW ENFORCEMENT
Scottsdale police make arrest in 'targeted attack' that left man dead
(Scottsdale Police Department)
Matthew Dieringer is in custody as the suspect in the death of a 67-year-old man, Scottsdale police said Saturday.
Dieringer, who was described by police as “manipulative and charismatic,” was being sought after Frank Quaranta was found dead in his Scottsdale home, authorities said.
The suspected homicide occurred Sept. 1 at a home near 68th Street and McDowell Road where police found Quaranta dead “in a targeted attack,” according to a Scottsdale police Department release.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT
Scottsdale police make arrest in 'targeted attack' that left man dead
(Scottsdale Police Department)
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Matthew Dieringer is in custody as the suspect in the death of a 67-year-old man, Scottsdale police said Saturday.
Dieringer, who was described by police as “manipulative and charismatic,” was being sought after Frank Quaranta was found dead in his Scottsdale home, authorities said.
The suspected homicide occurred Sept. 1 at a home near 68th Street and McDowell Road where police found Quaranta dead “in a targeted attack,” according to a Scottsdale police Department release.
A welfare check call came into the Scottsdale Police Department at about 1:30 p.m. Sept. 1, when the victim did not report to work. Officers were unable to contact the victim any other way and forced entry inside the home, according to the release.
Quaranta was found dead, and detectives and crime scene specialists spent the next several hours processing the home for evidence.
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