WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Nearly seven years after the remains of federal intern Chandra Levy were found in a Washington park, a jailed laborer from El Salvador faces a murder charge in her death, authorities said Tuesday. Ingmar Guandique is serving a 10-year sentence for two assaults in the park where Levy's body was found. A judge on Tuesday signed an arrest warrant for Ingmar Guandique, 27, who is serving a 10-year sentence for two assaults in Rock Creek Park that occurred around the time of Levy's disappearance. Her remains were found in Rock Creek Park about a year after she was reported missing.
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NEW: Affidavit says suspect told fellow inmate last month "They got me now"
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NEW: Witness told police she saw man resembling suspect in park, affidavit says
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Ingmar Guandique is serving a 10-year prison sentence for two assaults
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Levy disappeared in May 2001; her body was found a year later
Ingmar Guandique
Ingmar Guandique
Ingmar Guandique
Interviewed by police, @placeholder's girlfriend at the time said that while he was violent with her on occasion, "at no time during any of the arguments or fights did [she] ever strike Guandique or cause any injuries to his face or neck."
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Ingmar Guandique
Ingmar Guandique
Interviewed by police, Guandique's girlfriend at the time said that while he was violent with her on occasion, "at no time during any of the arguments or fights did [she] ever strike @placeholder or cause any injuries to his face or neck."