Los Cros mass firing site all around police in New Mexico
At least three people were killed in a massive firing in New Mexico’s Las Croses. Police are still investigating the incident.
- Los Cros police arrested a third suspect, a 17 -year -old boy, in connection with the firing of a young park.
- All three suspects, including 17 -year -old and 20 -year -old Tomas Revis, have been charged with three counts of murder.
- Three victims were shot dead while 15 others were injured in the age of 16 to 19.
- Investigations are underway with the help of several law enforcement agencies.
Los Cros police arrested a third suspect in a massive firing on Friday night in Young Park, killing three young people and injuring 15 others.
According to the city of Los Cros, the third arrest is a 17 -year -old boy. He joins another 17 -year -old boy and 20 -year -old Tomas, who was arrested by police on Saturday. The three have been accused of three open counting of murder. Additional allegations against the three are pending.
Raus was registered at the Dova Anna County Detention Center early Sunday morning. Initially, it is being kept without bond. The 17 -year -old suspect has been imprisoned in the young section of the concentration. Police are not taking their name because they are minors.
Police identified the victims who died as 16 -year -old Andrew Madrid in Friday’s firing. Jason Gomez, 18; And Dominic Estrada, 19. Madrid and Gomez died at the scene. Esterada was taken to the Mountain View Regional Medical Center, where he succumbed to his injuries.
According to the city, 15 victims were injured in the firing range between the ages of 16 to 36 on Friday. The current medical condition of surviving victims is not available.
After the repetition between two groups of people increased, firing began during the “unapproved car show”. This incident was Friday, March 21 at 10pm. Subsequently started. There were several young people.
Investigators mostly suffered bullets in the parking lot in the park, police said, but they found anything in the park and on the road.
Law enforcement partners are continuing their investigation and are actively following the leads. The Los Cros Police Department is supporting the FBI, the Bureau of Alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives, the New Mexico State Police, the third Judicial District Attorney Office and the US Attorney Office.
Early on Sunday morning, young parks and surrounding roads were reopened.
