A man facing aggravated robbery and weapons charges in Arkansas waived extradition to California, where he is a suspect in a gang-related double killing at a vigil, the Texarkana Gazette reported Wednesday.
Charod "Pac-Man" Robinson, 28, agreed to be returned to California during a hearing Tuesday in Texarkana, where he was arrested in May on accusations he robbed a woman at gunpoint.
In Pasadena, Calif., authorities suspect Robinson is one of the gunmen who fired at a crowd gathered at a vigil in January to honor a victim in an earlier gang-related shooting, the Texarkana Gazette reported. That shooting is reportedly believed to be connected to a feud between the rival Crips and Bloods street gangs.
Robinson remained in the Miller County jail Tuesday. It wasn't clear when he would be transported back to California.
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