2 suspects in police custody in stabbing death of 18-year-old Danillo Canales Glenn
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Police have taken 2 suspects into custody in the fatal stabbing of 18-year-old Danillo Canales Glenn, police announced Saturday afternoon.
Tuesday night, Canales Glenn was playing basketball with friends when he was attacked with pepper spray and stabbed a number of times.
Police received several tips from the public about two suspects, who were described as being between 16 and 18 years old, about 5'8" and slim.
The police said they now have the suspects in custody and charges are pending. No other information was released.
Prior to the arrest, the teen's legal guardian released a statement to the media Saturday morning.
The statement came after a second vigil paying tribute to Canales Glenn was held Friday evening at the basketball court where the 18-year-old was fatally assaulted.
Katty Canales, Danillo's aunt, said she's raised him since he was nine years old and that he was living with Canales and her fiancée until his death.
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