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Modesto Standoff Suspect Identified

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2 years ago

December 16, 2020

Gaby Muro

Photo: Modesto Police Department

MODESTO – Authorities identified the suspect they said opened fire on officers from an apartment on Tuesday afternoon.

Alonzo Warren, 26, allegedly fired over 100 rounds at officers as they attempted to make contact with him. Warren faces charges including three counts of attempted murder, grand theft, domestic violence warrants, and several felony weapons charges.

The incident began at about 3:30pm when officers attempted to stop a vehicle near Roselle Avenue and Lincoln Oak Drive. The vehicle fled, however officers decided against pursuing.

Police officers located the vehicle in an apartment complex parking lot on the 2800 block of Floyd Avenue. Authorities say Warren opened fire on officers as they attempted to make contact.

Area roads were closed off and several resources responded to the scene.

During the next few hours Warren would fire over 100 rounds as he barricaded himself in the home. Neighboring residents were evacuated to safety while authorities tried to reason with the suspect. Police vehicles, armored trucks and homes surrounding the area were struck by gunfire.

Shortly before 7:00pm, authorities were able to make Warren surrender. He was loaded into an ambulance to be medically cleared. Police say they believe his actions were motivated by his warrants.

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Officer Involved Shooting Investigated in Tracy

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4 days ago

January 27, 2023

Carlos Rodriguez

Officers examine a corner of Mosswood Court Friday afternoon where an officer involved shooting took place.

TRACY – One person who was said to be armed with a knife was rushed to a hospital Friday afternoon after being shot by a police officer.

Shortly before 2:00pm officers were called to the area of Mosswood Court for a report of a person with a knife chasing another. During the encounter an arriving officer fired his gun at the person said to be armed with a knife.

Officials at the scene said the person shot was rushed to a hospital in unknown condition. They had identified that person but were holding that information for a proper time.

The neighborhood was closed off while investigators responded to determine what took place.

No other injuries were reported.

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Aircraft Emergency Investigation Closes Mitchell Bridge

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2 weeks ago

January 18, 2023

Carlos Rodriguez

Emergency personnel examine a crashed airplane near the Mitchel Road Bridge Wednesday afternoon.

MODESTO – An investigation into an aircraft emergency closed the northbound lanes of the Mitchell Road Bridge Wednesday afternoon.

At about 1:00pm emergency crews were dispatched to the fields east of the Mitchell Road Bridge north of the Tuolumne River for a report of a plane crash.

Arriving rescuers found a plane crashed face down into the ground near a group of trees. One person was deceased in the aircraft according to an official at the scene.

One witness at the scene said he was driving down Hatch Road when he noticed the plane at an awkward angle, but thought nothing of it at first.

No cause of the crash or estimated time of opening for Mitchell Road was available at time of publication.

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Double Homicide Investigated in Merced County, Warrant Issued For Suspect

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3 weeks ago

January 11, 2023

Carlos Rodriguez

HILMAR – Authorities with the Merced County Sheriff’s Office are searching for a 40 year old man in connection to a double homicide that happened Tuesday night.

Authorities responded to the 19000 block of American Avenue regarding a possible homicide Tuesday night. Arriving deputies located two adult victims deceased.

Wednesday authorities identified 40 year old Victor Bazan as a suspect and issued a warrant for his arrest. Officials believe he is related to one of the victims, and he is known to be transient to the Modesto, Ceres and Turlock areas.

Relatives of one of the victims reaching out said a white stolen vehicle Bazan may have been traveling in was found abandoned in Bakersfield.

Anyone with information regarding Bazan’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact law enforcement immediately. He should not be approached.

Anyone with information regarding this case is encouraged to contact (209) 651-2852 where callers can remain anonymous.