Cleveland homicide suspect released by mistake is back in jail
Drew Danzy, 20, was arrested in December on an aggravated murder warrant. He was released and caught again on Jan. 29. (Photo courtesy: Cleveland police)
Posted: 01/29/2013
CLEVELAND - A Cleveland man mistakenly released after a court appearance was arrested again on Tuesday.
Drew Danzy, 20, was arrested in December on an aggravated murder warrant. Danzy is accused of shooting and killing a friend during an incident on October.
He was released on Dec. 19 by mistake. Safety Director Martin Flask held a disciplinary hearing and the employee responsible for the error that put a homicide suspect back on the streets was terminated.
Cleveland police said detectives and U.S. Marshals arrested Danzy at West 56th Street and Kouba Avenue after a short pursuit. He was taken to the Cuyahoga County Jail.
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