Arrest warrant issued for suspect in murder of Yale student

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Police investigating the 5 เทคนิคการเล่นเกม สล็อต ที่จะทำให้คุณรวยไม่รู้ตัว! fatal shooting of
a Yale University student have officially named a graduate student at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology as a murder suspect, intensifying a nationwide manhunt.

The New Haven Police Department said in a Facebook post on Saturday that it had secured
an arrest warrant charging Qinxuan Pan with murder, and that it would provide additional
information on Monday (Mar 1). Pan remained at large, it said.

Kevin Jiang, a 26-year-old graduate student at the Yale School of the Environment,
was shot and killed outside his car on Feb 6, rattling the prestigious Ivy League school's
campus, located about 129km northeast of New York City.

Police had previously identified Pan, 29, as a "person of interest" and warned he could be
armed and dangerous. He was enrolled in the electrical engineering and computer science
department at MIT, itself an elite school not far from the suspect's last known address
in Malden, Massachusetts.

The US Marshals, which is assisting with the hunt for Pan, said on Feb 11 that he was
last seen that day in Brookhaven or Duluth, Georgia driving with family members.

Police have not disclosed a suspected motive in the killing.

The murder took place near the apartment of Jiang's fiancee, Zion Perry, also a Yale
graduate student, the New Haven Independent reported on Feb 11.

Perry and Pan had crossed paths at MIT, where she earned her undergraduate degree,
according to the newspaper, which published a photo of the two at a social gathering
in March 2020. There is no evidence to suggest Perry and Pan had a romantic relationship,
the Independent said.