Suspects to Murder were in the USA illegally, have prolonged criminal records

Two crime suspects who would have killed a good Samaritan in Los Angeles County While trying to stop him from stealing the neighbor’s catalytic converter, they were illegally in the country and have a criminal record, Fox News found out.

Wilber Alberto Rabanales and Jose Christian Saravia Sanchez were arrested by the police in the Los Angeles suburb of Inglewood on Thursday to kill Juan Miguel Sanchez from Feb 25.

The incident was caught in surveillance videos.

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Rabanales, a national from Guatemala, has been arrested at least 15 times in recent years in the county, predominantly under charges, seawater, thefts and drug accusations, police sources said for Fox News.

He has several large theft arrests, largely for theft of catalytic converters and previous accusations for more DUI, conspiracy, crime in possession of a weapon, holding burglary tools, possessing METH, holding stolen properties and offenses during a police search.

Sanchez has been arrested by at least one dozen times, largely for grandiose theft, weapon charges, drugs, theft, kidnapping, detention and holding tools, sources said.

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The victim was shot in the chest After confronting the suspects as they were supposed to try to steal the catalytic converter, Fox 11 reported.

The suspects escaped in a car and were subsequently arrested at a Motel in Cudahy, California, about 15 miles east of Inglewood.

The victim’s sister, Susana Sanchez, said she would turn 49 on April 4.

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“You have taken much of our heart,” she said in an interview with Fox 11.

His family told the station that he went to work before 4 in the morning, because he wanted to start early at work, where he had just been promoted while working after the Palisades fire.

“He was a great man of faith, he never missed the liturgy on Sunday,” said his sister. “It was volunteered on Sunday morning at church.”

She added that he was the only supplier for his family.

“And now he left, leaving my sister-in-law and two sons,” she added.

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The family told Fox 11 that the victim told his wife that he should leave his job while suffering chemotherapy after being diagnosed with cancer.