WATERBURY, Conn. — A man was extradited from Florida on October 29, in connection with a July homicide.
On July 13, Police found a body of a man who shot to death in a driveway. Police said they responded to the area of John Street after receiving calls of gunshots in the area.
Police say the victim, 48-year-old William Charles David was having a fight with his girlfriend on the second-floor apartment. Ocasio, who is the brother of the girlfriend and who had been living at the apartment intermittently, arrived and confronted David. The victim continued to argue with Ocasio when he left the apartment and stood in the driveway, while Ocasio was on the second floor rear porch.
Police say Ocasio shot at David several times and then ran from the scene.
The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner determined David died as a result of gunshot wounds of the head, torso, and upper extremity and the manner of death as a homicide.
An arrest warrant was issued for 35-year-old Ramon Ocasio for the murder of Charles.
On October 14, Waterbury Police said the United States Marshals Service found and arrested Ocasio in Orlando. He was taken back to Connecticut and is facing several charges including murder and criminal use of a weapon. He was held on a $1.5 million dollar bond pending his court arraignment.
