Antonio Agustin-Ailon’s extradition from Ohio to Georgia has been delayed.
GAINESVILLE, Ga. — The suspect arrested in connection with the two-month disappearance of a Gainesville 12-year-old will remain in the custody of Ohio authorities “for the foreseeable future,” according to a press release from the Hall County Sheriff’s Office.
Antonio Agustin-Ailon, 34, was arrested on July 25 after he was discovered with the missing girl in Dover, Ohio. He had traveled from Ohio to Gainesville to pick her up on May 29, the last day she was seen, and take her back to his residence. Agustin-Ailon is a Guatemalan national, the release said.
HCSO and the county prosecutor of Tuscarawas County, Ohio, jointly determined to delay Agustin-Ailon’s extradition to Hall County, according to the release.
“Based on the information we have at this time, the most serious criminal offenses in this case occurred in Ohio, and the bulk of necessary …