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Modesto Standoff Suspect Identified

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1 month 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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Gaby Muro

Gaby Muro is a journalist specializing in local issues and breaking news. She holds two degrees from San Joaquin Delta College. In 2018, she was considered one of the top 40 journalism students in the United States and received a scholarship to cover international conflict news near the Israeli-Syrian Border for 10 Days. Some of her work as a student has been submitted to the Student Emmy Awards. She was crowned the 2019 Miss Merced County title holder through the Miss America Organization and competed for the title of Miss California, advocating for epilepsy awareness. She has been featured on Investigation Discovery, profiling local homicide cases. Gaby is a native of Stockton, California.

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Robbery Suspect Arrested in Lodi

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9 hours ago

January 15, 2021

Gaby Muro

Photo: Lodi Police Department

LODI – Lodi Police said a suspect wanted for an armed robbery that occurred January 9th in a Walmart parking lot was arrested.

According to police, 26-year-old Troy Rose was identified by detectives as the suspect in the robbery.

After arrest and search warrants for his apartment were issued, Rose left the area as detectives were waiting to arrest him and a perimeter in the area was established.

Authorities said Rose was found hiding in a backyard of a nearby home and was taken into custody.

During the search in Rose’s apartment several illegally obtained firearms, ammunition, body armor, and jewelry from the robbery were found.

Rose was booked on several charges including robbery, resisting arrest, and multiple weapons violations.

Troy Rose. Photo: Lodi Police Department

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Stockton Police Investigate Homicide

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14 hours ago

January 15, 2021

Gaby Muro

STOCKTON – Police investigated a homicide Thursday evening after a man arrived at a hospital with gunshot wounds.

Authorities said at around 5:36 pm officers responded to the area of Seventh Street and Nightingale Avenue after a report of gunshots fired.

Arriving officers were able to locate a crime scene. It was the discovered that a 28-year-old shooting victim was privately transported from the area and arrived at an area hospital.

Police said the victim later died at the hospital and at the time of publication there was no motive or suspect information available.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Stockton Police non-emergency number at (209) 937-8377 or the Investigations Division at (209) 937-8323.

Callers who wish to remain anonymous may contact Crime Stoppers at (209) 946-0600.

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Ceres Shooting Case Becomes Homicide

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15 hours ago

January 15, 2021

Gaby Muro

CERES – A double shooting from Monday is now being investigated as a homicide after one victim died from his injuries.

The shooting happened on Malik Avenue near Strawberry Fields Park shortly before 9:00pm Monday.

At the time of the shooting, an official at the scene said one victim was struck in the elbow, the other victim was in surgery.

Ceres Police says investigators were notified January 15th that one of the shooting victims identified as 18-year-old Miguel Peña from Ceres died from his injuries.

Police said investigators are following up on several leads but ask that anyone living in the area who may have surveillance video from that day to contact Detective Jon Vera at (209) 538-5730.

No suspect information was released at the time of publication but anyone with information is encouraged to contact Officer Brian Petersen at (209) 538-5627. If callers wish to remain anonymous they can contact Crime Stoppers at (209) 521-4636 or 1-866-602-7463.