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    An arrest, but still unanswered questions in LA bishop’s slaying

    by Richard Winton, James Queally and Marisa Gerber, Los Angeles Times Feb 21, 2023 4 minutes
    The Hui family of Arcadia join other mourners to hold a vigil outside the home of Bishop David O'Connell in Hacienda Heights.

    LOS ANGELES — Two days after one of the region’s most beloved clerics was shot to death inside his home, authorities arrested the husband of a housekeeper to Auxiliary Bishop David G. O’Connell following an hours-long standoff Monday at the suspect’s Torrance home.

    Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna identified the suspect as Carlos Medina. He did not cite a motive but said a tipster told authorities Medina was acting strangely after the killing and claimed that the bishop owed him money.

    Luna said Medina is 65, but jail records gave his age as 61. He is being held in lieu of $2 million bail.

    Detectives connected Medina to the crime, Luna said, by

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