[ad_1]
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a hate crime case targeting a black victim in San Bernardino County.
The suspects were identified as 22-year-old Michael Razo of Highlands and Humbert Silva of Colton, 24, according to the Fontana Police Department.
Officers have been working with Sheriff Fontana for several months to investigate the incident.
In both cases, the pair is said to have targeted homeless victims at the bus stop. They pulled up their car and shot the victim with paintball guns screaming racial slander. Police said the victim was injured in several cases.
From left: The suspects were identified as Humbel Silva, 24, of Colton and Michael Lazo, 22, of Highlands. (Fontana Police Department) The suspect’s truck is reportedly used in a crime and has a paintball gun found while searching for a residence. (Fontana Police Station)
On August 19, both suspects were found and arrested for assault with fatal weapons and an intensive hate crime. A search warrant was provided at the residence where evidence related to the crime was found.
“We believe there may be additional casualties and ask to come forward to report these cases to us,” the police department said.
Anyone who is a victim or has additional information will be asked to call Fontana Police at 909-350-7700.
[ad_2]Source link
