The second man wanted for an attack on an elderly couple in Hazleton has been captured.
U.S. Marshals tracked down Anthony Cangiano of West Hazleton in Montenegro, a country in eastern Europe. Cangiano was brought back to the United States on Monday and is currently being held in a county jail near Washington, DC. He's due to be arraigned on Tuesday in Virginia.
Cangiano, 35, is one of two men charged in connection with a home invasion in November 2008 in Hazleton. Nick and Martha Caputo were attacked and beaten inside their home on South Pine Street.
In April, police arrested Daniel Pinkney, 23, and charged him with Aggravated Assault, Robbery and Burglary. The same day Pinkney was arrested, an arrest warrant was issued for Cangiano on similar charges.
U.S. Marshals say they were able to determine that Cangiano had fled to Italy. They recently tracked him down in Montenegro, an eastern European country bordered by Serbia, Kosovo and Albania.
U.S. Marshals tracked down Anthony Cangiano of West Hazleton in Montenegro, a country in eastern Europe. Cangiano was brought back to the United States on Monday and is currently being held in a county jail near Washington, DC. He's due to be arraigned on Tuesday in Virginia.
Cangiano, 35, is one of two men charged in connection with a home invasion in November 2008 in Hazleton. Nick and Martha Caputo were attacked and beaten inside their home on South Pine Street.
In April, police arrested Daniel Pinkney, 23, and charged him with Aggravated Assault, Robbery and Burglary. The same day Pinkney was arrested, an arrest warrant was issued for Cangiano on similar charges.
U.S. Marshals say they were able to determine that Cangiano had fled to Italy. They recently tracked him down in Montenegro, an eastern European country bordered by Serbia, Kosovo and Albania.
