28-year-old Elijah D. Combs Suffered Self-inflicted Wound After Pursuit By Police In The Southside Of Milwaukee

Homicide suspect Combs got into a vehicle crash after fleeing police during a high speed pursuit and shooting at police in the Southside of Milwaukee.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 28, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Milwaukee police attempted to stop a Chrysler vehicle at the 1300 block of W. Windlake Ave. with a known homicide suspect wanted in connection with the homicide of Aliyah Maria Perez, 26, homicide.

Combs was driving at a high speed rate when he shot at police and then crashed just before 9:00 p.m. at the 4800 block of S. 13th Street in the Southside. Police evacuated a home where the crash occurred and were administering CPR to Combs.

Police indicated, Combs suffered a critical self-inflicted gunshot wound and life saving measures were unsuccessful. Combs died at the scene.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office reported that Combs was pronounced deceased at 9:09 p.m. in Milwaukee.

Angel Sanchez Filed Nomination Papers For The Milwaukee County Supervisor District 14 Seat, Two Other Candidates Caroline Gomez-Tom and Travis Hope Also Filed

Sanchez, Gomez-Tom and Hope have submitted their nomination papers seeking the Milwaukee County Supervisor District 14 seat, according to the Milwaukee County Election Commission.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 28, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Angel C. Sanchez, 53, announced that he submitted his required nomination papers seeking the Milwaukee County Supervisor District 14 seat. Sanchez is a former Milwaukee Alderman for the 12th Aldermanic District and has been a candidate fir the State Senate (2022) and State Assembly (2020) and the Milwaukee County School Board (2013).

Sanchez told Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) on Tuesday that if elected, he will work with anyone for Milwaukee County to receive its fair share of share revenue. 

Milwaukee County pays nearly $3 billion in share revenues per year to the State and the State only returns $250 million to operate per year and the County falls on a $20 million in deficit per year.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has proposed a 1% tax increase for Milwaukee County taxpayers, which already pay more of their share of taxes. Crowley should be focused instead in getting more of the Milwaukee County share revenue for the County to operate without a deficit than raise taxes.

Former Milwaukee County Supervisor, currently the Wisconsin State Assembly Representative Sylvia Ortiz-Velez attempted to address the unfair share revenue that the State takes from Milwaukee when she was a Supervisor, but to date,  she hasn't followed through for County taxpayers at the State Assembly. Also, the current Milwaukee County Supervisor Juan Miguel Martinez hasn't addressed the unfair share revenues that the County pays the State each year. Marisabel Cabrera, another State Assembly Representative from Milwaukee County hasn't either made any effort in her multiple terms in office to help return more of the share revenue to the County.

To be fair about share revenue taxes payments to State, the City of Milwaukee also pays its share of share revenue and get less per year to operate efficiently. Neither Alderman Jose G. Perez, currently the President of the Common Council and Alderwoman JoCasta Zamarripa haven't made any effort to address the high share revenue that the City pays the State and to help the City to get its fair share revenue to avoid raising taxes.

The two other candidates for the Milwaukee County Supervisor District 14 are Caroline Gomez-Tom, 34, originally from Racine and Travis J. Hope, 44.

Gomez-Tom works for the Milwaukee Department of Health and previously worked at the Sixteenth Community Health Centers.

Hope is a SOC Community Organizer/Safety Lead, according to the Southside Organizing Center Facebook post 2020.

The Special Primary Election will be held on April 4, 2023 and Special Election will be held on May 2, 2023, the winner on the election will fill the remainder of the incumbent's two-year term, which expires on April 14, 2024.

28-year-old Elijah D. Combs Being Sought By Milwaukee Police In Connection With The Aliyah M. Pérez, 26, Homicide In Milwaukee

Combs is being sought by Milwaukee police in connection with the Pérez homicide.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 27, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Sunday, February 26, 2023, Milwaukee responded to gunshots fired at the 5300 block of S. 26th Street around 8:30 p.m. and located Aliyah Maria Pérez, 26, with multiple gunshot wounds. She died at the scene, according to Milwaukee police. 

A known suspect is being sought by police in the Pérez homicide.

Also, Brittney Berg who is the girlfriend of Aliyah's brother, posted on social media that the suspect who allegedly killed Pérez on Sunday is Elijah D. Combs, 28.

According to sources, Aliyah is the neice of Milwaukee Common Council President Alderman Jóse G. Pérez.

26-year-old Aliyah M. Perez Killed In Milwaukee And 12-year-old Ronnel Smith Killed In West Allis Over The Weekend

Several homicides reported by Milwaukee police and West Allis police, 26-year-old Perez was shot multiple times in the Southside of Milwaukee on Sunday and 12-year-old Smith died on Saturday from multiple gunshot wounds and a 17-year-old Black male was transported to a local hospital for treatment of gunshot injures, according to West Allis police.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 27, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Sunday, February 26, 2023, Milwaukee responded to gunshots fired at the 5300 block of S. 26th Street around 8:30 p.m. and located Aliyah Maria Perez, 26, with multiple gunshot wounds. She died at the scene, according to Milwaukee police. 

A known suspect is being sought by police in the Perez homicide.

According to sources, Aliyah is the neice of Milwaukee Common Council President Alderman Jóse G. Pérez.

Also, Brittney Berg who is the girlfriend of Aliyah's brother, posted on social media that the suspect who allegedly killed Perez and is wanted in connection for her murder is Elijah Combs, 28.

On an unrelated homicide, West Allis police responded to gunshots fired around 9:40 p.m. on Saturday, February 25, 2023 at the Bug N Out Lounge, 5630 W. Lincoln Ave. where in the upper level hall, a 17-year-old girl was having a Birthday Party that was attended by juveniles and adults (families). Police located 12-year-old Ronnel Smith of West Allis in a neighbor's yard near the lounge who was shot multiple times and died at the scene. Smith suffered a gunshot wound to the chest, abdomen and back.

The shooting was ignited by a dispute over prescription sunglasses, according to sources.

A 17-year-old Black male was also injured and conveyed to a local hospital for treatment, according to West Allis police.

The homicide investigation is ongoing.

35-year-old Jose Gonzalez And Bryan Jaensch, 58, Facing Felony Charges In Death Of Elijo Gonzalez, 5, Who Died From Self-inflicted Gunshot In Milwaukee's Southside

5-year-old Elijo grabbed the loaded handgun from father's bedroom twice while Jaensch, his uncle baby sat him and his 11-year-old sister, according to police.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 26, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Both Jose Gonzalez, 35, and Bryan Jaensch, 58, are facing 1 felony count each for child neglect causing death with party to a crime for the February 21, 2023 death of Elijo Gonzalez, 5, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

If convicted, both Gonzalez and Jaensch are facing up to 60 years in prison.

According to police, on February 21, Gonzalez went to work and left his .40 Caliber handgun loaded under his pillow in the bedroom. Elijo went to his father's bedroom while Jaensch, his uncle was sitting on a sofa in the adjacent room while using his cell as Elijo's 11-year-old sister sat next to him.

Elijo while in his father's bedroom, he found the loaded handgun, which he told his uncle that he found a gun. Jaensch went to the bedroom and took the gun away from Elijo and he placed it on the shelf of the bed head board.

Jaensch went back to the sofa, then Elijo's 11-year-old sister told her uncle that Elijo had the gun again. He didn't get up, so the sister yelled at Elijo to put the gun back and then a shot was heard, which Elijo accidentally shot himself in the head.

When police arrived at the scene, they recovered a loaded .40 Cal handgun from the top of a small fridge in the bedroom and a shotgun from under the bed comforter.

Gonzalez told police investigators that he had no gun locks for the weapons and he kept his weapons loaded.

23-year-old Jose M. Silva Pleads Guilty For Vehicular Homicide By Intoxication In The Death Of Aaron M. Strong, 40, In Milwaukee

Silva while driving with a prohibited alcohol concentration crashed into Strong's vehicle after running a red light in October 2022.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 26, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, Jose M. Silva, 23, pleaded guilty to one felony count for homicide use of a vehicle with PAC (prohibited alcohol concentration) in the death of Aaron M. Strong, 40, originally from South Saint Paul, Minnesota on October 12, 2022. Strong was the associate Pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Milwaukee.

Silva is facing up to 25 years in prison and up to $100,000 in fines when he is sentenced on April 20, 2023.

According to the criminal complaint, Silva while driving intoxicated on October 12, 2022, he ran a red light at the 1000 block of W. Wells St. in Milwaukee striking Strong's vehicle. Strong sustained critical injuries in the crash and was taken to a local hospital where he was later pronounced deceased.

Silva was taken into custody at the crash scene.

Milwaukee Police Officer Marco A. López, 40, And Former Officer Donald W. Krueger, 49, Charged With Felonies In Connection With The February 2022 In-custody Death Of Keishon D. Thomas, 20

Thomas died from acute mixed drug intoxication of fentanyl, cocaine and meth at Milwaukee Police District Station 5 in 2022, where former Police Officer Krueger allegedly abused the victim while in custody by not providing medical attention and Officer López failed at least 10 times during his shift to monitor Keishon every 15 minutes including other inmates and López falsified the police cell block booking log that he monitored the victim and other inmates.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 24, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, the Milwaukee Police Department reported that the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office filed criminal charges against Police Officer Marco A. López, 40, and former Police Officer Donald W. Krueger, 49, in connection with the death of Keishon D. Thomas, 20, while in police custody.  

Donald W. Krueger was charged with one felony count of abuse of resident of penal facility. If convicted, Krueger could face up to 3 years, 6 months in prison and could be fined up to $10,000. He was placed on full suspension at the time of the incident; however, he retired in November of 2022 with 25 years of service.  

Police Officer López was charged with one felony count of misconduct in public office (false entry). If convicted, López could face up to 3 years, 6 months in prison and could be fined up to $10,000. Officer López has over 12 years of service with the department. Officer López is currently on full suspension.  

The criminal investigation was led by the Milwaukee Area Investigative Team. The Waukesha Police Department was the lead agency.   

According to the criminal complaint, Krueger allegedly abused Keishon while in custody by not monitoring and providing medical attention after he swallowed suspected drugs. Krueger watched Keishon until López came in on duty in the following shift and then a third officer from another shift discovered that Keishon had died while in custody.

According to the criminal complaint, Officer López was to check Keishon and other individuals (inmates) in custody at the District Station 5 every 15 minutes during his shift. Video surveillance footage from inside the station showed that López did not check on the inmates including Keishon at least 10 times who were in custody.

Officer López was found to have falsely logged in the cell block booking sheet that he in fact checked on the inmates that were locked up, when in fact he did not.

The criminal investigation final determination found that Krueger neglected Keishon, who was confined at the station. He neglected Keishon by failing to garner him medical attention, despite seeing Keishon dry heave multiple times, being informed Keishon had recently ingested multiple controlled substances, noting Keishon's profuse sweating, and stating he was going to call an ambulance. Keishon ultimately died in custody at the district station. As a Milwaukee Police Officer, López made entries on the official booking sheet which were false. These entries reflected numerous inmate checks and inmate counts that never occurred. These false entries were material as the record of inmate checks is necessary to ensure the well-being of inmates and the appropriate functioning of the district station. 

5-year-old Elijo Gonzalez Found An Unlocked Loaded Handgun And Accidentally Shot Himself In The Head, Milwaukee Police Reported

Several men were arrested by police for allegedly leaving an unattended loaded handgun, which 5-year-old Elijo found and accidentally shot himself in the head.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 23, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, February 21, 2023, Milwaukee police responded around 8:30 p.m. to a reported shooting at the 900 block of S. 29th Street in the Southside of Milwaukee. Police found 5-year-old Elijo Gonzalez who was shot in the head. He was conveyed to Children's Hospital where he was pronounced deceased at 9:11 p.m. by the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office.

Two men ages 35 and 58 were taken into custody by police in connection with the toddler shooting. The men allegedly left the gun unattended and charges are pending.

Police say that Elijo found the unlocked gun and accidentally shot himself in the head. His sister witnessed the shooting incident.

A GoFundMe for Elijo Gonzalez was created for funeral costs at link: https://gofund.me/d9191b76

Frivolous Felony Charges And Warrant Filed Against Julie Valadez In Erroneous Child Placement Waukesha County Divorce Case, Which Her Children Were Placed Illegally With Domestic Violence Abuser

Julie Valadez is now wanted in Wisconsin on multiple felony charges steming from an illegal decision by Waukesha County family court Judge Michael J. Abrahamian who initially decided to place her 4 special needs children with their domestic violence abuser, Ricardo Valadez against state law.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 23, 2023

Waukesha, Wisconsin - On February 3, 2023, Julie C. Valadez, 34, was frivolously charged by Walworth County Deputy D.A. James T. Sempf and Walworth County Judge Daniel S. Johnson with multiple felony counts for interfere with child custody of other parent including party to a crime and interfere with custody after custody order including party to a crime.

If convicted on the frivolous charges, Valadez is facing up to 12 years and 6 months in prison and up to $25,000 in fines for each count.

It only happens in Walworth and Waukesha Counties, we can't make this up folks, which corrupt and rogue Waukesha County family court Judge Michael J. Abrahamian decides in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case # 2018FA000296 to illegally place 4 of the special needs Valadez children with their domestic violence abusive father Ricardo. Julie, their mother appealed Aprahamian's decision with the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and the appeals court agreed with Julie in multiple rulings that Aprahamian decision was erroneous and should be reversed. Judge Aprahamian had to recuse himself from the divorce case. Then Ralph M. Ramirez, another corrupt and rogue judge assigned to the case decides to keep Judge Aprahamian's decision in place because according to him, Aprahamian is an "intelligent judge" and Ramirez begins a whole new hearing trial ignoring the Wisconsin State Court of Appeals ruling that Aprahamian illegally place the 4 Valadez children with the abuser in the divorce case. Julie has never been found to be an unfit mother by either family court. (The Julie Valadez story https://youtu.be/lVjb_6tFG8A)

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals District II on February 2, 2022 ruled that Waukesha County Judge Aprahamian erred in removing full custody from Julie in the divorce case and awarded full custody of their children to the father who was found to be a known domestic abuser and couldn't prove in court that he had complied with state law by submitting to a state certified batterer's treatment program and completing the program as required by law.

With the frivolous felony charges filed against Julie, it will certainly raise the legal questions, were Judges Aprahamian and Ramirez decisions to place and keep the 4 Valadez children with the abuser legal under State law? Under what legal precedent law case citing did Judge Ramirez based his decision not to return the 4 Valadez children to Julie and if any, why didn't he allow joint custody of the children in the divorce case?  It also seems that both Walworth County D.A. Sempf and Judge Johnson didn't do their homework to determine who actually has legal custody of the 4 Valadez children. Sempf and Johnson should not have been scammed by the Waukesha County Kangaroo family court fiasco.

There has never been a divorce case in Wisconsin that has set precedent in which a domestic abusive victim (wife) who decides to divorce her abusive husband automatically loses custody of her children without due process.

In Julie's case, Judge Aprahamian issued a contempt order against Julie and threaten to incarcerate her for simply refusing to take a psychological examine, which her abusive husband was not ordered to take one. So, Aprahamian decided to place the 4 Valadez children with their abusive father, since Aprahamian intended to incarcerate Julie. Julie appealed Aprahamian's contempt order and again, the Wisconsin State Court of Appeals reversed Judge Aprahamian's contempt order and arrest attempt, but Aprahamian never recanted his placement decision to allow Julie with joint custody of the Valadez children.

In an exclusive video made public by Protective Makua, Ethan Valadez, 15, who ran away from his abusive father says that his father, Ricardo physically abused his mother. In the YouTube video also shows Ricardo telling several police officers that he didn't want Ethan in the house. https://youtu.be/hiCIdQaAIeM

One point to make, Julie Valadez was out of the country when Ethan ran away and she is now being blamed for Ethan's leaving his abusive father on January 10, 2023. While in Wisconsin, the Waukesha County Clerk on multiple times released her address, which she was on protective status under state law for domestic violence abusive victims after filing a restraining order against Ricardo who had threatened to kill her, if she dated anyone else.

How corrupt is the Waukesha County family court system, which is not being held accountable? https://youtu.be/d8sCV-9HDec

Julie is the first domestic violence abused victim in a divorce case to expose the wide spread corruption of the Waukesha County family court under Waukesha County Chief Judge Jennifer R. Dorow who also made an erroneous ruling in the Valadez case allowing the placement of the 4 Valadez children with the abuser.

Also involved in the Waukesha County family court corruption is Guardian Ad Litem Attorney Molly J. Jasmer who fabricated a document to keep Julie from visiting her son at a hospital. 

Julie even sent a letter to the Wisconsin Attorney General requesting an investigation to the corruption at the Waukesha County family court, which ignores to follow both state laws and Wisconsin State Court of Appeals rulings in the Valadez divorce case.

In July 2021, Julie wrote a 6-page letter to Wisconsin Attorney General (WIAG) Josh Kaul requesting an urgent investigation targeted at the Waukesha County Courthouse for alleged corruption and illegal behavior of Judge Aprahamian, which Julie claimed that he was engaged in retaliation against her for filing a federal case against him and attorney Molly J. Jasmer (Case: 2:21-cv-00795) claiming that Judge Aprahamian attempted to force her to sign a document when in fact Julie had the option not to sign such a document under federal law. Julie also wrote, "I am requesting an investigation into the criminal behavior of Molly Jasmer for the two police reports I have from the Wauwatosa Police Department for Molly drafting herself a document that she presented to the hospital where my son was admitted as a legal document without a judges signature misleading the hospital to illegally withhold my son... For Molly to draft a document herself and present it to the hospital as a legal order is a criminal offense and needs to be investigated."

WIAG Kaul never launched an investigation into the alleged corruption that was taking place at the Waukesha County family court in connection with the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case.

Kathryn Xian, the Executive Director from Protective Makua who released YouTube videos about Julie's and Ethan's abusive plight in Wisconsin posted the following social media statement, "Family courts should not have the power to criminally penalize innocent mothers because they lack the same standards of evidence, procedure, and constitutional tenets as criminal courts. Not that criminal courts are much better."

"However, Waukesha family court presiding judge Ralph Ramirez, in Julie Valadez’s case, is committing gross constitutional violations daily. He has effectively relitigated already adjudged facts to erase Julie’s rights as a victim of domestic abuse by her ex, Ricardo Valadez, and falsified the record to defame and vilify her. 

"Now, because of Ramirez, Julie has been unjustly criminalized. This is nothing less than a modern-day witch hunt. Hold Judge Ramirez and his fascist colleagues accountable. #Justice4Julie"

The criminal complaint says that Julie contacted the FBI about the illegal acts by the Waukesha County family court judges, which the FBI agent didn't say, if they had initiated a corruption probe against the judges and GALs.

Jennifer R. Dorow, Waukesha County Chief Judge Rejected By Voters In The Primary Election 2023 For The Wisconsin State Supreme Court

Dorow was rejected by Wisconsin voters on Tuesday's Primary Election 2023.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 22, 2023

Waukesha,  Wisconsin- On Tuesday, Wisconsin voters rejected Waukesha County Chief Judge Jennifer R. Dorow (a known Republican and an alleged Trump supporter) for the Wisconsin State Supreme Court 2023. 

Dorow is well known for her erroneous ruling that allowed both corrupt and rogue Waukesha County family court Judges Michael J. Abrahamian and Ralph M. Ramirez to keep placement of the 4 Valadez children (all with special needs) with a known domestic violence abuser, their father Ricardo Valadez and have not allowed for their mother, Julie Valadez to have custody of her children after she won multiple appeals in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case # 2018FA000296.

Also Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) Attorney Molly J. Jasmer has engaged in alleged acts deemed questionable, falsifying a documented to keep Julie from visiting  her son in the hospital and unethical, according to Julie who has documented her case against Judges Aprahamian, Ramirez and GAL Jasmer in Waukesha County.

In July 2021, Julie wrote a 6-page letter to Wisconsin Attorney General (WIAG) Josh Kaul requesting an urgent investigation targeted at the Waukesha County Courthouse for alleged corruption and illegal behavior of Judge Aprahamian, which Julie claimed that he was engaged in retaliation against her for filing a federal case against him and attorney Molly J. Jasmer (Case: 2:21-cv-00795) claiming that Judge Aprahamian attempted to force her to sign a document when in fact Julie had the option not to sign such a document under federal law. Julie also wrote, "I am requesting an investigation into the criminal behavior of Molly Jasmer for the two police reports I have from the Wauwatosa Police Department for Molly drafting herself a document that she presented to the hospital where my son was admitted as a legal document without a judges signature misleading the hospital to illegally withhold my son... For Molly to draft a document herself and present it to the hospital as a legal order is a criminal offense and needs to be investigated."

Julie has never been found to be an unfit mother during the divorce case in court.

In brief: 15-year old Ethan B. Valadez runs away from abusive dad, Ricardo Valadez. Mom, Julie Valadez unlawfully charged with over 10-year prison term by corrupt Waukesha County Judge Ralph Ramirez who failed to follow state laws and return the four Valadez children to their mom in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

On January 10, 2023,  Ethan ran away from his abusive father. In a post dated January 10 by the Walworth County Scanner announcing the missing report of Ethan B. Valadez, Ethan's aunt, Lore Valadez de Aranda falsely posted on the comment thread that Ethan's mom, "Julie has been found over and over as an unfit mom." Julie Valadez has never been found to be an unfit mother by Waukesha County family court Judge Michael J. Abrahamian nor Judge Ralph M. Ramirez, the current judge in the case. Corrupt Judge Aprahamian illegally placed the four Valadez children with the abusive father, which Aprahamian failed to protect the children under state laws. Julie appealed his decision and the WI Court of Appeals ruled that Aprahamian indeed violated state law and his decision should be reversed. Aprahamian removed himself from the case after committing multiple illegal rulings and Judge Ramirez took over and he failed to reunite the four children with Julie and kept Abrahamian's decision to keep the children with the abusive father.

Exclusive YouTube video of Ethan talking about his mother Julie getting abused by Ricardo, which was made public by Protective Makua

https://youtu.be/hiCIdQaAIeM

31-year-old Black Suspect's Body Dragged By Milwaukee Police From Between Fence And End Of Walk Way At BP Gas Station

A video posted on social media shows Milwaukee police officers approaching the body of a 31-year-old Lucas who was laying face down between a fence and the end of a walk way, which he was fatally shot by a 43-year-old police officer after running with a gun in his hand.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 21, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Milwaukee police made an initial traffic stopped at N. 70th and W. Thurston Ave., then Herman Lucas, 31, the driver fled the scene, the suspect briefly stopped at N. 60 and W. Thurston and fled again unti he got into a crash with another vehicle at the 9100 block of W. Silver Spring Drive.

Lucas fled from the crash scene with a handgun in his hand, according to police. Police pursued the suspect to the BP Gas Station and was order multiple times to drop the gun, according to press conference by police.

Lucas apparently didn't point or shoot at officers, according to the preliminary investigation. 

A 34-year-old Milwaukee police officer fired his weapon 10 times at Lucas when he failed to drop his weapon, striking him and the suspect fell face down between a metal fence and high rise end of a walk way by the side of the gas station building.

It appears, that Lucas might have been attempting to jump over the fence to escape from officers when he was shot multiple times in the back and fell face down. The police officer's body camera footage who shot Lucas hasn't been released to show, if the officer was facing a life-threatening situation to justify the use of deadly force.

A video posted on social media showed multiple police officers approaching Lucas' body. One of the officers grab the lower part of the suspect's white pants leg and drags him towards him. Then another officer joins him and both drag and lift the suspect to the gas station parking space pavement. It is not known, if Lucas was already deceased.

The Waukesha Police Department will takeover the investigation of the Milwaukee police involved shooting death.

Milwaukee police released the following statement concerning the social media video being shared that shows police officer dragging suspect's body and contaminating the police involved shooting scene that ended the suspect's life.

"The Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) is aware of videos that are circulating on social media platforms depicting portions of the incident including officers moving the suspect. MPD is conducting a full administrative investigation of this incident. MPD holds its members to the highest level of integrity and if it is determined that any member has violated the code of conduct they will be held accountable. A community briefing discussing this incident will be released in the future."

44-year-old Eamon C. Guerin, A Local Milwaukee Attorney Was Arrested And Jailed On Alleged 4 Felony Charges For Possession Of Child Pornography

Guerin spent several days at the Milwaukee County jail and then released on a signature bond, pending pretrail.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 20, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) has learned that on February 13, 2023, Eamon C. Guerin, 44, a local Milwaukee attorney who is well known in the Democrat Party polical circles was arrested by Milwaukee police on 4 alleged felony counts for possession of child pornography and booked at the Milwaukee County jail on February 14, 2023 and released on February 16, 2023 on a $10,000 signature bond.

According to Milwaukee County sources, alleged criminal charges pending.

25-year-old Santos M. Solier Convicted And Bryell C. Bonds, 26, Pled Guilty For The 2021 Homicide Of Richard L. Alva Jr., 34, In Milwaukee

Both Solier and Bonds facing life in prison for the murder of 34-year-old Alva Jr. in the Southside of Milwaukee.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 18, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, Santos M. Solier, 25, was found guilty of 1st-degree intentional homice including party to a crime for the Richard L. Alva Jr., 34, homicide in 2021. Solier is facing life in prison.

Solier will be sentenced on April 17, 2023, according to court records.

Solier is the second suspect to be convicted in connection with the Alva Jr. homicide. The other suspect, Bryell C. Bonds, 26, pled guilty on September 8, 2022 and a sentencing hearing is set for March 10, 2023. Bonds is also facing life in prison for 1st-degree intentional homicide including party to a crime.

According to the criminal complaint, police recovered several video surveillance footage from the immediate area that showed Alva Jr. and both Bonds and Solier talking March 29, 2021 near an SUV by an alley at the 2300 block of W. Scott Street for awhile. Then Bonds and Solier backed up with extended arms with firearms while also firing multiple gunshots at Alva Jr. who was unarmed. The suspects then fled the scene.

Rita Renteria-Valenzuela, A Well Known Fiesta Mexicana Volunteer, Board Member And Former UMOS Administrative Staff Passed Away

Renteria-Valenzuela was well known as a Tejana, Salsa, Cumbia and Mexican cultural traditional dancer, a long time volunteer for La Fiesta Mexicana and Board member, jalapeño eating contest co-coordinator including Miss Fiesta Mexicana pageant coordinator in Milwaukee.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 13, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin- On Monday, Rita Renteria-Valenzuela, 84, passed away in her sleep, according to family from Chicago who announced her passing to eternal life. Renteria-Valenzuela was well known for her volunteer work with La Fiesta Mexicana, a Board member, jalapeño eating contest co-coordinator and a Miss Mexican Fiesta pageant coordinator in the three-day Fiesta event at Henry Mier's Festival Grounds (Summerfest).

Renteria-Valenzuela after retiring from the United Migrant Opportunity Services (UMOS) Human Resources in 2010, she relocated to La Ciudad de Durango in the State of Durango in Mexico. Renteria-Valenzuela worked at UMOS for 20 years.

Renteria-Valenzuela loved to dance Tejano, Salsa, Cumbias and Mexican cultural traditional dances.

In 1962, Renteria-Valenzuela was crowned Prom Queen for Don Bosco High School and grew up working at her father's, Ponciano Renteria's corner food store in the Southside of Milwaukee. She was also an active co-organizer for the Mexican Independence Day parade in Milwaukee for many years.

She was the loving daughter of the late Juanita Renteria, also a former UMOS staff member and who participated along with 500 educational activists in the 1970 UW-Milwaukee Chapman Hall Takeover on August 27, 1970, which led to the elimination of unwritten discriminatory barriers that kept Hispanics from enrolling at the university. Since the 1970's, thousands of Latinos/as in Milwaukee including throughout Wisconsin have earned their university and college degrees.

94-year-old Domingo Ramirez-Mendoza Charged With Repeated Sexual Assault Of The Same Child In Milwaukee

Ramirez-Mendoza in custody after being charged with repeated sexual assault of the same child.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 13, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On February 2, 2023, Domingo Ramirez-Mendoza, 94, was was charged with 1st-degree sexual assault of child including repeated sexual assault of the same child under 13 (at least 3 times), according to Milwaukee County Court records. An arrest warrant was issued on February 3rd for Ramirez-Mendoza and was taken into custody. He was booked at the Milwaukee County jail on Monday.

If convicted, Ramirez-Mendoza is facing up to 60 years in prison. A signature bail of $10,000 was set for Ramirez-Mendoza. 

At Least 35 Milwaukee Department Of Public Works-Water Works Employees Called In Sick On Friday Due To Understaff And Low Wage Flu

More than 35 Department of Public Works-Water Works employees who replace broken freshwater main pipes are expected to stay off work until Wednesday, according to City of Milwaukee sources.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 10, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) has learned through City of Milwaukee sources that at least 35 Department of Public Works (DPW) Water Works employees who replace broken water main pipes called in sick and more than 35 of those employees are expected to stay off work until Wednesday.

The DPW Water Works employees are staying off work during the Super Bowl game weekend due to being understaff and low wages, in other words the Water Works flu has struck the City.

The DPW and Water Works provides service to 90,000 customers in the City. 

Currently, there are at least 70,000 homes with toxic lead pipe laterals connected to the water mains in the City of Milwaukee, which Black and Latinos reside in most of those homes with lead laterals. The Water Works employees manage to remove about 500 lead laterals per year and both the Water Works employees and private contractors in a combined effort get to remove nearly 1,000 per year. 

Also, nearly ten water break pipe replacement calls are done per week by the Water Works.

There are about 2,000 miles of old water pipe mains from the WWII era that need to be remove in the City of Milwaukee and only about 17 to 20 miles per year gets replaced.

100's of fire hydrants that have been displaced or broken due to reckless driving crashes and etc. around the City of Milwaukee have not been replaced within 24 hours by the Water Works due to a shortage of employees to prevent a fire hazard for the public and Milwaukee Fire Department when there is no fire hydrant to connect their fire engines to battle fires. Currently, it takes between several weeks to up to 7 months to replace a hydrant. For some vintage hydrants, parts are no longer available due to being to old and a new hydrant with the connecting pipes to the water main have to be replaced.

Apparently, there is no protocol for police and the fire department to report broken fire hydrants to the DPW-Water Works to schedule replacements, according to City sources.

Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office Pronounced Deaths Of MPD Officer Peter Jerving And Alleged Armed Robbery Suspect Terrell Thompson A Minute Apart

It's an unusual chain of events in the Southside double homicide that was reported by both the Milwaukee Police  Department and the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office that have raised questions.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 10, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - As of Friday, it isn't clear how the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office determined how Milwaukee Police Officer Peter Eric Christian Jerving, 37, was pronounced deceased at 1:52 a.m. on February 7, 2023 at Froedtert Memorial Hospital and alleged armed robbery suspect Terrell Isiah Thompson, 19, was pronounced deceased at 1:51 a.m. at the scene of a police officer and alleged suspect shooting scene at the 2700 block of S. 14th Street.

It seems that Police Officer Jerving was still alive after the shooting around 1:16 a.m. and was conveyed to the hospital for treatment where he eventually succumbed to his shooting injury. On the other hand, Thompson died at the scene and his body remained at the shooting crime scene until the crime reconstruction and forensic investigation was complete.

So, if the pronounced deceased times are accurate, it would mean that Officer Jerving was conveyed to the hospital for treatment and the alleged arm robbery suspect Thompson was left to die at the scene. God forbid that the deceased times used by the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office are accurate because it would indicate neglect by both police and the Milwaukee Fire Department first responders to treat both the wounded officer and the suspect equally in receiving life-saving measures.

A social media video posted on February 7 by Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) with courtesy of Red Carmel, which many individuals unsuccessfully attempted to have removed shows life-saving measures being performed on Officer Jerving who was still alive at the scene of the shooting, but hardly shows any life-saving measures on Thompson who was just feet away from Officer Jerving.

Did Thompson died before Jerving was actually pronounced deceased? The Milwaukee police would actually know the time Thompson actually died at the scene before the Medical Examiner arrived to investigate and it might show the time of death between Thompson and Jerving to be extremely different. The Milwaukee Police Department has not released the exact time when Thompson actually died at the scene and police body video camera footage to show that both Officer Jerving and Thompson received equal life-saving measures at the scene because the social media video footage that was exclusively used by the HNNUSA News report allegedly indicates otherwise.

Also, HNNUSA reviewed Milwaukee Police call logs for late February 6, 2023 and early February 7, 2023, which are public and on February 6, it shows that police from district 4 responded to a robbery call at 11:31 p.m. at 3633 W. Good Hope Road, but what it doesn't show or gets logged on early February 7, of any calls of police responding to a location in the Sourhside of Milwaukee to seek a suspect for armed robbery or any police call logs that a shooting incident occurred at the 2700 block of S. 14th Street nor any police call logs were publicly recorded that a shotspotter was reported near the shooting area indicating shots were fired. Odd, isn't it.

Was Officer Jerving and his partner operating under a clandestine police and law enforcement task force, because there was nothing mentioned whether officers from the Southside police district 2 were backing up with the search and the arrest of Thompson. The only police call log recorded on February 7,  was at 5:32 a.m. for special assignment by district 2 at the 2700 block of S. 14th St. Also, how far behind was Jerving's partner during Thompson's chase who wasn't injured and didn't fire his weapon during Jerving's shooting.

Hopefully, a full police report and released police body camera footage will clear up the questions raised and why no police calls were posted in the public police call log before 5:32 a.m. that police responded to the 2700 block of S. 14th St. for a police involved shooting.

Point of interest, HNNUSA also learned that Milwaukee Fire Department EMS responders had a difficult time getting to the exact location of the shooting incident, indicating that it took longer to get to the police involved shooting, according to a source. If in fact that is true, then it would indicate time was of the essence to save both lives. But in reality, two young lives were lost, a devoted Milwaukee police officer and an alleged armed robbery suspect.

According to police, on Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at around 1:16 a.m. Milwaukee police officers from District 4 responded to the 2700 block of S. 14 Street location where a 19-year-old Black male armed robbery suspect wanted earlier for a robbery at the 3600 block of W. Good Hope Rd. was located. When officers arrived in the Southside of Milwaukee, the armed suspect fled on foot and when an officer caught up with the suspect, they began to struggle. The suspect fired his weapon striking the officer and the officer fired back striking the suspect.

49-year-old Alfonso Perez In Custody After A Warrant Capias Commitment Served For 1998 1st-degree Sexaul Assault Of A Child

Perez was charged in 1998 with 1st-degree sexual assault of a child.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 9, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, Alfonso Perez, 49, is expected to make his initial appearance hearing before Milwaukee County Judicial Court Commissioner Susan Roth to face one felony count charge for 1st-degree sexual assault of child that was filed on July 22, 1998. Perez on Wednesday, February 8, 2023 was taken into custody on a warrant/capias/commitment for either payment of fines owed or a court appearance.

If convicted, Perez is facing up to 60 years in prison. A cash bail of $40,000 was set for Perez.

37-year-old Milwaukee Police Officer Peter Jerving Killed By 19-year-old Armed Robbery Suspect In The Southside Of Milwaukee

Videos courtesy of Red Carmel

19-year-old Black male suspect fired his weapon during struggle with Milwaukee Police Officer Jerving striking him critically in the Southside of Milwaukee.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 7, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at around 1:16 a.m. Milwaukee police officers from District 4 responded to the 2700 block of S. 14 Street location where a 19-year-old Black male armed robbery suspect wanted earlier for a robbery at the 3600 block of W. Good Hope Rd. was located. When officers arrived in the Southside of Milwaukee, the armed suspect fled on foot and when an officer caught up with the suspect, they began to struggle. The suspect fired his weapon striking the officer and the officer fired back.

Milwaukee Police Officer Peter Jerving, 37, was critically injured and was conveyed to Froedtert Hospital where he died at 1:52 a.m.. Officer Jerving had 4 years of service with the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD). He was hired by MPD in 2018.

The 19-year-old suspect, Terrell Thompson died at 1:51 a.m. from a gunshot wound at the scene. Police haven't determined, if the suspect died from a self-inflicted wound or from police gunfire.

Laredo City Council Passed 5-3 A Non-binding Resolution Of No Confidence Against Councilwoman Daisy Campos-Rodriguez Over Voter Fraud Results

The non-binding resolution requests Laredo Councilwoman Campos-Rodriguez to go on administrative leave or step down after a Webb County judge ruled that she lost by 11 votes to her challenger due to voter fraud.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 6, 2023

Laredo, Texas - On Monday, the Laredo City Council voted 5-3 to pass a non-binding resolution introduced by Councilwoman Alyssa Cigarroa from District 8th requesting for Councilwoman Daisy Campos-Rodriguez from District 2 to take an administrative leave or step down until the appeals process exhaust after she was sued on allegations of voter fraud. 

Voting against the resolution were City Council members,  Alberto Torres Jr. from District 4, Ruben Gutierrez Jr. from District 5 and Vanessa Perez from District 7. Those in favor of the resolution were Alyssa Cigarroa from District 8, Gilberto Gonzalez from District 1, Melissa Cigarroa from 3, Dr. Tyler King from District 6 and City of Laredo Mayor Dr. Victor Treviño.

City Council Candidate Ricardo Rangel filed a lawsuit claiming that multiple people who voted for Campos-Rodriguez had committed voter fraud. Campos-Rodriguez had originally won by 6 votes in November, but on February 1, 2023, Webb County Judge Susan Reed found that 11 people who know Campos-Rodriguez voted illegally by claiming addresses in District 2 that they admitted in court weren't their actual addresses. 4 Laredo Police officers, 1 U.S. Border Patrol agent, 2 real estate agents and City employees, according to the lawsuit.

Rangel was declared the winner of the City Council seat in District 2 by Judge Reed in the lawsuit.

Named in Rangel's lawsuit that allegedly committed voter fraud are the following Laredo Police Officers.

1. Juan Guadalupe Villa

2. Sgt. Vicente Rodriguez 

3. Raul Rios

4. Bryan Vicharelli

The four officers were placed on administrative re-assignment with pay pending an internal investigation of possible department policy violations due to a civil litigation judgement rendered on Feb 1, 2023, according to Laredo Police Chief Claudio Treviño Jr..

According to Rangel's lawsuit against Campos-Rodriguez filed on November 29, 2022 in Webb County, Rangel alleged that 18 individuals related to Campos-Rodriguez used an address claiming that they all resided at 3003 Pecos Plaza, which they do not, according to Rangel's lawsuit. Apparently, the address and property is owned by Campos-Rodriguez's uncle, Jorge Arturo Campos.

9 Suspects Charged With Sexual Assault Of A Child, 1 Man Convicted For Using Computer To Commit Child Sex Crime And 1 Suspect Charged With Possession Of Child Pornography In Milwaukee County

At least another 9 suspects have been charged in Milwaukee County with sexaul assault of a child, 1 man was convicted for using a computer to commit a child sex crime and 1 additional man charged with possession of child pornography.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 6, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - At least 8 men and 1 woman have been charged with sexual assault of a child, 1 man convicted for using a computer to commit a child sex crime and 1 additional man for possession of child pornography in Milwaukee County, according to court records.

The suspects charged are:

• Virgil J. Aquino-Perez, 32, was charged on 1/20/2023 with one felony count for 1st-degree child sexual assault including sexual contact/intercourse with a person under age 13. Cash bail for Aquino-Perez was set at $75,000.

• Oscar Artiga, 23, was charged on 2/2/2022 with one felony count for use of a computer to facilitate a child sex crime. Artiga pled guilty and was sentenced on 1/27/2023 to 8 years in prison with 5 years incarceration and 3 years supervision.

• Gabriel Alvarado, 28, was charged on 1/13/2023 with two felony counts for repeated sexual assault of the same child (at least 3 times) and 1st-degree sexual assault of a child including sexual contact/intercourse of a person under age 13. Cash bail for Alvarado was set at $50,000.

• Christopher Gonzalez, 28, was charged on 10/11/2022 with one felony count for 1st-degree sexual assault of a child including sexual contact/intercourse of a person under age 13. Cash bail for Gonzalez was set at $15,000.

• Modesto Guzman-Trujillo, 43, was charged on 6/17/2022 with 1st-degree sexual assault of a child including sexual intercourse with a person under the age of 12. Cash bail for Guzman-Trujillo was set at $25,000.

• Victor de Dios Jose, 20, was charged on 3/28/2022 with one felony count for 2nd-degree sexual assault of a child. Cash bail for Jose was set at $3,500.

• Moises E. Marrero Garcia, 30, was charged on 10/18/2022 with five felony counts for possession of child pornography. Cash bail for Garcia was set at $10,000.

• Francis Mejia-Perez, 35, was charged on 12/18/2022 with two felony counts for 2nd-degree sexual assault of a child under age 16 and one felony count for repeated sexual assault of the same child (at least 3 times). Cash bail for Mejia-Perez was set at $20,000.

• Hector Pacheco-Quintana, 34, was charged on 1/15/2023 with three felony counts for child enticement sexual contact, expose child to harmful material and 1st or 2nd-degree sexual assault of a child including repeated sexual assault of the same child (at least 3 times). Cash bail for Pacheco-Quintana was set at $35,000.

• Manuel Perez-Avila, 57, was charged on 9/14/2022 with one felony count for 1st-degree sexual assault of a child including intercourse with a person under age 12 and 6 felony counts for 1st-degree sexual assault of a child including sexual intercourse with person under age 13. 

• Chelsea Tamagos, 27, was charged on 2/3/2023 with two felony counts for sexual assault of a child. Cash bail for Tamagos was set at $7,500.

62-year-old Robert Allen Walczykowski Sr. Pleads Guilty To Disorderly Conduct For Deferred Agreement In The Trevon Burks, 24, Choking Hold Case

Walczykowski must complete deferred agreement for a no conviction.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 1, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Robert Allen Walczykowski Sr., 62, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for a deferred agreement that would eventually find him not guilty, if he completes all the stipulations required in the plea agreement.

Walczykowski was facing 90 days in prison and up to $1,000 in fines.

Walczykowski was taken into custody and charged criminally for grabbing a young special needs Black man by the throat and kept him from leaving while calling 911 for an alleged accusation of stealing a bicycle along or knowing another individual that took a bicycle two days earlier.

Walczykowski Sr. on October 10, 2022 in front of his home 2143 S. 25th Street in Milwaukee assaulted Trevon Burks, 24, in the middle of the street and held him against his will while grabbing Burks by the neck with his left hand until DeAngelo Wright, a good samaritan arrived at the scene and began to record the incident and forced Walczykowski to release Burks neck. Wright's live Facebook video went viral. 

35-year-old John Nelson Poulos From Wisconsin Charged With The Homicide Of Guaraha Dance Genre DJ Valentina Trespalacios, 21, In Bogotá, Colombia

Poulos was arrested in Panama after killing his 21-year-old girlfriend in Bogotá.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 1, 2023

Bogotá, Colombia - On Tuesday, John Nelson Poulos, 35, of Windlake, Wisconsin was charged in Colombia with the homicide and tempering with evidence of his 21-year-old girlfriend identified as Valentina Trespalacios Hidalgo, a popular Colombian Guaracha dance genre Disc Jockey (DJ) on January 22, 2023. Poulos fled Colombia and was taken into custody in Panana when he was boarding a flight to Istanbul. He was extradited to Colombia.

If convicted, Poulos is facing up to 50 years in prison for combined counts.

The folded body of Trespalacios was found in a blue suitcase by a recycling collector inside a trash container in the suburb of Fontibón in the outskirts of Bogotá and he notified police. The Trespalacios family reported to police that the last person to see Trespalacios was Poulos.

Trespalacios cellphone was found in a trash can at the El Dorado airport near the area where her body was found in Fontibón.

When Poulos fled Colombia, he disabled his social media accounts.

Poulos had proposed to Trespalacios and were engaged to be married. Poulos also had hired a private investigator to follow Trespalacios at nightclubs and other venues due to his jealousy, according to police.

Poulos is still married and has three children in Wisconsin and a Civil Bench warrant was issued by Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Carl Ashley for Poulos on January 31, 2023 for the amount of $19,190.00 in child support in the divorce case #2021FA000206 Ashley Shannon Poulos v. John Nelson Poulos filed on January 13, 2021.

Poulos has refused to disclose his financial records, according to the divorce case.

Authorities say, that Trespalacios was brutally beaten in the head, chest and other parts of the body before being strangled to death by Poulos.

Second Suspect, 18-year-old Raymond King Charged In Connection With Sildian E. Torres, 27, Homicide On Christmas Eve

King was identified as the driver and criminally charged with reckless homicide and party to a crime in connection with the Christmas Eve murder of 27-year-old Torres at S. 29th Street and W. Greenfield Ave.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 1, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Raymond King, 18, was charged with three felony counts for 1st-degree reckless homicide including party to a crime (PTAC) and two counts for 1st-degree recklessly endangering safety including party to a crime in connection with the Christmas Eve homicide of Sildian E. Torres, 27, in the Southside of Milwaukee. Torres was fatally shot in the back while driving her vehicle near the 1300 block of S. 29 Street. She was struck in the left backside of her body.

If convicted, King is facing up to 60 years in prison for reckless homicide PTAC, and is also facing up to 12 years and 6 months in prison and up to $25,000 in fines for each recklessly endangering safety PTAC count. A cash bail of $75,000 was set for King.

In January 4, 2023, Omarion DeAngelo Danielson, 18, the alleged shooter was charged with three felony counts for 1st-degree reckless homicide and two counts for 1st-degree recklessly endangering safety in connection with the Torres homicide. 

If convicted, Danielson is facing up to 60 years in prison for reckless homicide, and is also facing up to 12 years and 6 months in prison and up to $25,000 in fines for each recklessly endangering safety count. A cash bail of $300,000 was set for Danielson.

According to the criminal complaint, Danielson and King had gotten into a brief verbal altercation with a group of individuals at the Scott's Beer and Food store located at S. 33 St. and W. Scott Street. They all went outside and Danielson believed the individuals were armed so, he fired at least 10 gunshots blindly at them from the front passenger's window in the vehicle he was traveling and King was driving a Black Taurus.

Torres was driving to her mother's house at the time she was fatally struck by gunfire. In the vehicle with Torres was her husband who was seating in the passenger side and her young son who was seating in the back seat.

Police were able to connect Danielson and King to the Torres homicide by video surveillance camera footage inside the food store and spent cartridges at both crime scenes.

After the shooting, Danielson and King went to a pizza place to eat.