Police have introduced an arrest in connection to the dying of 23-year-old pregnant Rebekah Byler that has shaken an Amish group in Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania State Police introduced early Saturday morning that Shawn Cranston — a 52-year-old man from Corry, Pennsylvania — has been arrested in reference to the murder of the Amish woman and is now dealing with a number of prices, together with legal murder, legal murder of an unborn baby, housebreaking and legal trespass.

Cranston was arraigned Saturday morning and is at the moment being held with out bond on the Crawford County Jail.

On Feb. 26, police responded to a home in Sparta Township, the place they found Byler dead, in keeping with Pennsylvania State Police. Byler’s trigger of dying has not been launched.

Sparta Township is a small township in Crawford County, simply exterior of the borough of Spartansburg and about 35 miles southeast of Erie, Pennsylvania.

“Everyone is stunned — this doesn’t happen here,” Charleen Hajec, a pharmacist who was born and raised in Spartansburg, informed ABC News. “Everyone is talking. It’s scary and frustrating.”

Hajec stated she could not consider a murder would occur in Sparta Township, which she known as a “tight-knit community.”

“The outside world doesn’t get in,” Hajec stated. “To have something this tragic … it doesn’t happen here.”

ABC News’ Emily Shapiro and Stephanie Ramos contributed to this report.

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