Federal Agents Arrest Georgia Murder Suspect At West Valley Truck Driving School
Jul 2, 2020, 3:40 PM
Khalid Mahamed Hirmoge, 29. (Salt Lake County Jail)
(Salt Lake County Jail)
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah – Federal agents from the U.S. Marshals Violent Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team (VFAST) arrested a man wanted for murder in Georgia at the C.R. England Truck Driving School in West Valley City, according to court documents.
The documents said Khalid Mahamed Hirmoge, 29, shot and killed a person at a night club in Atlanta in late June.
Hirmoge moved to Utah and enrolled at the trucking school located at 4701 West 2100 South in West Valley City where VFAST agents arrested him Wednesday, documents said.
The U.S. Marshal’s Office said Salt Lake area police have called on federal agents to help with the arrest of five homicide suspects since late March, according to a news release.
Those arrests include:
Edwin Carrillo, 41, arrested June 26 for the homicide of a homeless man in West Valley City.
Brandon Keith Burr, 38, arrested June 7 for a robbery and murder.
Deivi Prado Perez, 17, arrested by VFAST agents in May for a homicide in West Valley City.
Albert Enoch Johnson, 31, arrested by federal agents in California for the home invasion and murder of a West Jordan couple on April 18.
Derek Algernon, 31, arrested with two others in a homicide at an apartment in Salt Lake City.
