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Man wanted in Pa. car wash slaying turns self in

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JOHNSTOWN (AP) – Police say a man being sought in the stabbing death of his girlfriend at a western Pennsylvania car wash has turned himself in to face charges.

The (Johnstown) Tribune-Democrat says 21-year-old Demetrius Gibson of Johnstown surrendered just before midnight Saturday accompanied by family members.

Sgt. Patrick Goggin said he was arraigned and taken to Cambria County prison pending a preliminary hearing.

Police had sought Gibson since his live-in girlfriend, 21-year-old Elizabeth Ann Miller, was stabbed to death Aug. 6 at a car wash bay.

Police said she the two argued but later agreed to meet to talk and exchange a phone.

Court records indicate that Gibson faces one count of homicide and two counts of aggravated assault as well as a charge of recklessly endangering another person.

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