Third Person Charged In Ursula Place Homicide: Stamford Police

STAMFORD, CT — Police announced on Wednesday evening that a third person has been charged in connection to the May 18 homicide at 90 Ursula Place in Stamford.

According to Capt. Richard Conklin of the Stamford Police Department, Deandre Parsons, 23, of Stamford, was extradited from Massachusetts to Stamford on Wednesday where he was charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder, as well as violation of parole. Conklin said Parsons is being held on a court-set bond of $1 million related to the murder charges, and $100,000 for the parole violation.

"I would like to commend the hard work and investigative abilities of Sgt. Jennifer Lynch, investigators Angel Gonzalez, Charles Williams, Luis Velez, Luis Serna and Nick Spinella of the Major Crime Unit for bringing this tragic case to a rapid conclusion. In addition, the guidance and assistance from the State’s Attorney’s Office of GA No. 1 in Stamford must be noted," Conklin said in an email Wednesday night. "Also our law enforcement partners the U.S. Marshals played a pivotal role in the arrest of Parsons as a fugitive in Massachusetts. In closing, the teamwork shown by patrol officers and crime scene investigations at the scene all contributed to the success of this investigation."

On May 18 around 2:45 p.m., officers responded to 90 Ursula Place in Stamford on a report of a male shot inside of the home. The man was later identified as 32-year-old Lwidji Brun.

Upon arrival, officers located Brun who had multiple gunshot wounds to the torso. Officers immediately initiated CPR, and EMS transported him to Stamford Hospital where he later died.

Two Stamford juveniles — ages 14 and 16 — were charged last month with murder and conspiracy to commit murder. Their names will not be released per state law.

"We are hoping these arrests help the victims family and loved ones with the healing process," Conklin said.