Authorities have revealed that Jared Ravizza, the suspect connected to the recent stabbings at a Massachusetts movie theater and a McDonald's, will also be facing criminal charges in Connecticut for his alleged involvement in a killing in the town of Deep River. This development was announced on Tuesday.

Ravizza appeared in Plymouth District Court on Tuesday, where he was arraigned on four charges related to the McDonald's attack that occurred on Saturday. The charges include armed assault with intent to murder, two counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, and indecent exposure. The prosecution filed a motion to hold Ravizza without bail, citing his alleged connection to another stabbing incident at a Braintree movie theater, involving four girls, on the same day. Additionally, Ravizza is facing pending charges in Connecticut related to a homicide.

During the court proceedings, it was decided that before considering the motion to hold the suspect without bail, Ravizza would undergo a mental health assessment to determine his competency to stand trial. The defendant, dressed in a green corrections uniform, appeared in court accompanied by officers.

Connecticut State Police also confirmed on Tuesday that Ravizza will face criminal charges in connection with a homicide in Deep River. State troopers arrived at the scene on Maritone Lane after receiving a report of a disturbance and found the lifeless body of Bruce Feldman, 70, outside a residence. The release from Connecticut State Police stated that during the initial investigation, it was discovered that Ravizza had been present at the address earlier in the day. However, Ravizza was no longer at the scene when the authorities arrived.

The investigation into the Deep River incident is ongoing. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.