A 34-year-old man being sought in a woman 's death has been arrested in connection with the killings of two homeless men who were shot three days apart while both were sleeping on sidewalks , Atlanta police said Friday . Aeman Lovel Presley was in custody , but police were n't providing further details about his arrest , said Sgt . Greg Lyon . Presley , of Atlanta , also was wanted by police in Decatur , Georgia , in the fatal shooting Saturday night of a 44-year-old woman whose body was found behind an office building , according to police and CNN affiliate WSB . An arrest warrant for Presley was issued in the Decatur case , Decatur police Sgt . Jennifer Ross said Friday . `` We are actively working with multiple agencies at this time and can not provide any further information that may jeopardize ongoing investigations , '' Ross said . Karen Pearce , a hair stylist in Marietta , was shot shortly after she left a restaurant in downtown Decatur , the affiliate reported . True Salon , where Pearce worked , said on its Facebook page Friday that `` while we are relieved to hear that a suspect is in custody , we are still trying to comprehend this senseless act of violence that took a very special person from our lives . '' Presley or his attorneys could n't be immediately reached for comment Friday . Atlanta police called the shootings of homeless men `` sinister '' because whoever pulled the trigger was n't expecting to gain from the victims monetarily . `` A lot of our shootings involve robbery . A lot of our shootings involve someone making good on an old debt or some kind of revenge factor , '' Atlanta police Detective David Quinn told reporters earlier this week . `` I do n't know why someone would shoot two defenseless men . '' The shootings happened during Thanksgiving week , within three days of each other . Three days , 3 miles apart . In the homeless men case , the first shooting took place November 23 . Dorian Jenkins , 42 , was fatally shot five times as he slept , wrapped in a blanket , on a sidewalk in downtown Atlanta . Less than three days later , Tommy Mims , 64 , did n't show up as normal at a recycling center where he took cans and other scrap metals to sell . Mims , known locally as `` Can Man '' was found dead under a bridge where he usually slept . His body , also wrapped in a blanket , had seven gunshot wounds . He was killed less than three miles from Jenkins . `` They never came out of the sleep they were already in , '' Quinn said . `` They were n't fleeing , running . They were asleep when they took these rounds . '' Telling details . Police say evidence links the killings of the homeless men . The rounds used in both shootings are fairly distinctive : .45-caliber bullets that , according to Quinn , have n't been made since 2010 . They were fired from revolvers , either a Taurus `` Judge '' or a Smith & Wesson `` Governor . '' That reveals another troubling fact . `` These guns have a capacity of five or six rounds , '' Quinn said . But Mims , the second victim , had been shot seven times . `` Someone had to reload the gun in order to get seven rounds in him . ''
A man held in killing of two Atlanta homeless men is linked to third case . Aeman Lovel Presley faces arrest warrant in woman 's slaying in Decatur , Georgia . The suspect was identified as a white male with dark hair and brown eyes who has been living on the streets for about three years. `` We are still trying to comprehend this senseless act of violence , '' her salon says .