The Canyon Country murder suspect is due back in court May 23 to continue his pretrial hearing, according to court officials.

The 53-year-old Santa Clarita resident Michael McGlothan was arrested back in June of 2015 after leading authorities on a nationwide manhunt.

From a previous story: Canyon Country Murder Suspect Still Awaiting Jury Trial

He is being accused of killing Ledarion Allen Jr., 21, of Lancaster, in a Canyon Country apartment last May, and also injuring Shatari Shene Cooks, 30, with a gunshot wound.

She was reportedly in stable condition the day after the shooting, which took place on the 25700 block of Sierra Highway in Santa Clarita.

After the May 2015 shooting, McGlothan was identified as the main suspect with two other accomplices also sought for questioning.

McGlothan then led authorities on a nationwide manhunt that eventually ended less than a month later when he was stopped near a highway toll booth on the New York State Thruway in western New York, according to a statement from the police department’s Buffalo office.

He is being charged with one count of murder and one count of attempted murder.

McGlothan is being held at the Men’s Central Jail in Los Angeles in lieu of $3,030,000 bail.