Five people, including a father and two brothers, were accused of shooting a man in the countryside of Northern California and trying to hide his body to prevent investigators from discovering an illegal marijuana cultivation operation, officials said. arrested. A gunshot wound on an SUV killed Vargas on September 11 without a license plate parked along Forbestown Road in Oroville, according to sheriff officials. The next day, the detective spoke with the victim’s father, Carlos Garcia Hernandez, at his home in Sacramento, 7,000 blocks on Lindale Drive. Authorities said the agent had found evidence at home and obtained a search warrant. Investigators have determined that Garcia Vargas has died on an illegal cannabis farm controlled by her father in the Forbestown area. Garcia Vargas and Ronald Garcia Vargas moved the man’s body to hide it. Ultimately, investigators determined that the three men were in control of several other cannabis cultivation operations. According to the newspaper, five guns and more than 1,400 potted plants were found on seven plots of land. According to the sheriff, the detective said he found evidence that Melvin Garcia Vargas might have accidentally shot himself while working at the location in Forbestown. Sacramento’s Juan Cruzkupido, 33, and Edgar Najera, 50, were also arrested for illegal marijuana cultivation, possession of marijuana for sale, and illegal movement and disposal of human remains, according to sheriffs. rice field. Cruzcupido and Najera were each arrested for misdemeanor of illegal marijuana cultivation and possession of marijuana for sale. Cruzcupido faces the additional charge of illegally moving and disposing of human remains.
A man was shot dead in the countryside of Northern California, and his father and two brothers were arrested, officials said.
Butte County lawmakers found 33-year-old Melvin Garcia-Vargas dead in a gunshot wound in an unparked license plate SUV along Forbestown Road in Oroville on September 11, security officials said. Stated.
The next day, the detective spoke with the victim’s father, Carlos Garcia Hernandez, at his home in Sacramento, 7,000 blocks on Lindale Drive. Authorities said lawmakers found evidence at home and obtained a search warrant.
Investigators have determined that Garcia Vargas has died on an illegal cannabis farm controlled by her father in the Forbestown area.
The detective found evidence that his father and his other two adult sons, Juan Garcia Vargas and Ronald Garcia Vargas, moved and hid the man.
Ultimately, the investigators determined that the three men were in control of several other cannabis cultivation operations. According to the newspaper, five guns and more than 1,400 potted plants were found on seven plots of land.
Sheriff officials said they found evidence that Melvin Garcia Vargas could have accidentally shot herself while the detective was working at the location in Forbestown.
According to sheriff officials, Garcia Hernandez, 66, and his two sons, Juan, 27, and Ronald, 28, respectively, have illegal marijuana cultivation, possession of marijuana for sale, and their bodies. He was arrested for misdemeanor of illegal movement and disposition.
Sacramento’s Juan Cruz Cupid, 33, and Edgar Nahera, 50, were also arrested. Cruzcupido and Najera were each arrested for misdemeanor of illegal marijuana cultivation and possession of marijuana for sale. Cruzcupido faces the additional charge of illegally moving and disposing of human remains.
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