Police are on the hunt for 'armed and dangerous' New Jersey man after 4 bodies were found at New Mexico airport

© The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office.Sean Lannon, 47, is considered "armed and dangerous." The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office.

• A New Jersey man is wanted for questioning about a killing in the state and four bodies found in New Mexico.
• Sean Lannon, 47, is considered "armed and dangerous," police said.
• The bodies of Lannon's ex-wife and three men were discovered in a car at the New Mexico airport.
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Police are on the hunt for a 47-year-old New Jersey man wanted for questioning in connection to four bodies found at a New Mexico airport, as well as a homicide in his home state, according to The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office.

The US Marshals Service is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Sean Lannon.

He may be driving a 2018 blue Honda CR-V with NJ registration U71JXG.

Last week, Albuquerque Police responded to a report of a foul smell coming from a car parked in the Albuquerque International Sunport garage and discovered the bodies of a women and three men.

One of the victims, Jennifer Lannon, 39, is Lannon's ex-wife, according to the Albuquerque Journal. Matthew Miller, 21, Jesten Mata, 40, and Randal Apostalon, 60, were also discovered in the car, according to the Associated Press.

Albuquerque police said three of the people were reported missing since January from Grants, which is about 80 miles from the city.

Initially, Grants police were looking to talk to Lannon and Mata about Miller's disappearance, but then their bodies were found together.

Police were also looking to talk to Daniel Lemos, who goes by "Dog" and "Perro," in connection to the discovery.

In New Jersey, Gloucester County investigators are also looking to talk to Lennon in connection to a killing on Monday in East Greenwich. The office didn't release any additional information on that homicide, but said he was charged with burglary and possession of a weapon after prosecutors say he forced his way into a home in Elk Township.

"There's a lot of aspects to this. We're still finding out information as we're going forward with this investigation. There are some things we can not release at this time," Grants police Lt. David Chavez told the AP.

Officials say Lannon is an ex-military man with past drug abuse and a record of violence, according to New Jersey's ABC6.