New York (CNN) -- A 23-year-old man was arraigned Saturday on a murder charge in the death of a toddler shot as his parents pushed him in a stroller across a Brooklyn street. Howard Jackson, a prosecutor with the Brooklyn District Attorney's office, told reporters Saturday that Daquan Breland faces a criminal possession of a weapon charge in addition to second-degree murder. At his initial appearance Saturday, Breland was ordered to remain behind bars; he's scheduled to next be in court September 12, according to Jackson. Breland is on parole for a felony assault in upstate New York, according to police.
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Daquan Breland is charged with murder and criminal weapons possession
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He's ordered held after his arraignment, a prosecutor says
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Breland and another man were apprehended Friday in Pennsylvania
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They were wanted in death of boy fatally shot while being pushed by his parents
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"They fled New York City almost immediately after this incident and that's where they were located," Jackson said of the central @placeholder city.
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"I haven't prosecuted a case like this before," said @placeholder, who handles homicide cases for his office.